dirty seats

discojunkie76 · Post by **discojunkie76** » Mon May 07, 2007 6:04 am

just wondering what the best methods are for cleaning the seats (laundry detergent has so far failed)

engineertwin2 · Post by **engineertwin2** » Mon May 07, 2007 6:57 am

I've always used the "dry clean in a can" method. Usually, I just buy a carpet/upholstery cleaner at AutoZone...that usually does the trick.I once got gum on the seats and that required me getting some dry ice and freezing the goop off (ok, freeze it then scrape it almost perpendicular with a credit card or other). I had tried ice, but all it seemed to do was melt when removing gum.I would think a carpet shampoo machine would also work well, so long as you could vacuum out the water...

kevera · Post by **kevera** » Mon May 07, 2007 7:11 am

Seat covers hide the dirt.Cheers.

ashleymc_38 · Post by **ashleymc_38** » Mon May 07, 2007 7:26 am

my seats are horribly stained too. I have two little sisters that are the two biggest pigs in the world...so yes i'm also looking for a way to get them looking black again. Hoping there is a cheaper alternative besides seat covers

kevera · Post by **kevera** » Mon May 07, 2007 7:29 am

If you can find this stuff,it works great and is cheap.It took vegetable oil and camping dirt off all my seats and is great for the headliner.http://www.folex.net/

SpencerPz01 · Post by **SpencerPz01** » Mon May 14, 2007 1:55 pm

There are number of upholstery cleaning agents available. Try using a spray cleaner from Turtle Wax. Simply spray evenly on the seat or door upholstery and rub vigorously. Then, wipe it thoroughly with a dry cloth. If problem not solved, I suggest you switch to leather Toyota Seat Covers. It's easier to clean and maintain than a normal fabric car seat covers.

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