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clean car seats.

[Deleted User] · 2022-06-22 11:59:31

whats good to clean car seats. only a ford focus 2008, don't want to spend a lot but spilt tomato sauce from chips. is there a mousse type thathat does not take long to dry?

22-06-2022 11:59am

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whats good to clean car seats. only a ford focus 2008, don't want to spend a lot but spilt tomato sauce from chips. is there a mousse type thathat does not take long to dry?

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#2 22-06-2022 12:01pm

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You can rent a wet & dry vaccuum for about €40 a day if you wanted to clean the whole car. Or you could just get some upholstery cleaner with hot water and scrub the stains

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#3 22-06-2022 12:39pm

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Carpet cleaner from Homestore, spray on foam, scrub up with a nailbrush or similar then rub off with cloth.

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#4 22-06-2022 1:10pm

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Spray the seat with upholstery cleaner,work it in with a brush then wipe dry with a microfibre cloth

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#5 23-06-2022 4:31pm

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I bought a bissel spot clean a while back for €120 and it's excellent around the house and for the car. Did both cars and the filth that came out of my "clean-looking" 250k km seats was mad. It looked like a cup of coffee.

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#6 25-06-2022 8:34pm

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Drill brush is good for agitating.

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