How do I clean seat belts?
#1
well...my tan seatbelt on the front passenger and driver side is getting dirty....
how do I clean them?
or should I just get a seatbelt pad
a red one with the blue nissan circle looks ok i think
Thanks in advance for the tip
how do I clean them?
or should I just get a seatbelt pad
a red one with the blue nissan circle looks ok i think
Thanks in advance for the tip
#7
its actually not good to clean seat belts....but i did antway....take them out and just a a good detergent.....ans the reason ur not supposed to clean them is because they supposedly dry rot and wont hold up in a crash....i dunno they told me that in my younger days when i was detailing cars.....i think its BS
#8
Originally Posted by MaximaSE96
its actually not good to clean seat belts....but i did antway....take them out and just a a good detergent.....ans the reason ur not supposed to clean them is because they supposedly dry rot and wont hold up in a crash....i dunno they told me that in my younger days when i was detailing cars.....i think its BS
#10
It might not be a good idea but I've tried cleaning my seatbelts (TAN) with numerous cleaning detergents. Nothing really worked well.
When I was getting my car detailed, the dude that did it told me the only really way with GREAT results would be to take them completely out & put them in a washing machine.
I did that & they look like brand new.
It does not appear visually that anything has happened to the seatbelts. I ran the washing machine on a "hand wash" mode which is supposed to be really delicate.
Do this at your own risk if you think it might weaken the seatbelts, but after doing what I did, they'll look brand new.
- Jay
When I was getting my car detailed, the dude that did it told me the only really way with GREAT results would be to take them completely out & put them in a washing machine.
I did that & they look like brand new.
It does not appear visually that anything has happened to the seatbelts. I ran the washing machine on a "hand wash" mode which is supposed to be really delicate.
Do this at your own risk if you think it might weaken the seatbelts, but after doing what I did, they'll look brand new.
- Jay
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