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Help! Cleaning Fabric Seats
13 Camry. Seats have horrible water and coke stains. What is the best way to clean and with what product?
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Re: Help! Cleaning Fabric Seats
I follow the recommendations of either
303’s Cleaners and Protectants; or, those
of 3M’s venerable “Scotchgard" products.
Bob
"Be wary of the man who urges an action in which he himself incurs no risk."
~Joaquin de Setanti
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Re: Help! Cleaning Fabric Seats
Originally Posted by sixgun95
13 Camry. Seats have horrible water and coke stains. What is the best way to clean and with what product?
Hot water extractor.
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Re: Help! Cleaning Fabric Seats
Just cleaned a car with light gray interior, most of the seats had a lot of stains, not soda. Water, some other drinks and who knows what else. I used P&S's Trio (Enzyme, Carpet Bomber, Peroxide) with the light duty drill brush and it did a really good job. Rsurfers hot water extractor would be better. But, you obviously don't have one or you wouldn't be here asking for a solution. If you went the P&S route I honestly don't know if you'd need all 3., but I got the set for like $20 shipped on sale. And if you don't have a drill for the brush, doing it by hand would work, just take a lot more effort.
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Re: Help! Cleaning Fabric Seats
APC, brush, and a towel to mop up
"Dirt likes detergent so much better than the surface that it's attached to, it'll leave that surface to go hang out with the soap"... aim4squirrels
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Re: Help! Cleaning Fabric Seats
Originally Posted by j.williams at perpetualradiance
Just cleaned a car with light gray interior, most of the seats had a lot of stains, not soda. Water, some other drinks and who knows what else. I used P&S's Trio (Enzyme, Carpet Bomber, Peroxide) with the light duty drill brush and it did a really good job. Rsurfers hot water extractor would be better. But, you obviously don't have one or you wouldn't be here asking for a solution. If you went the P&S route I honestly don't know if you'd need all 3., but I got the set for like $20 shipped on sale. And if you don't have a drill for the brush, doing it by hand would work, just take a lot more effort.
The P&S TRIO is FANTASTIC! I am a firm believer in using the full system on heavy soiling & stains
I recently used it on a soda stain in the carpet and it all came up no problem.
Also, it worked magnificently on upholstery as well removing smoke odors.
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