Cleaning seat upholstery

[Tinman]

What's the best product/technique for cleaning the stains off the crappy seats in an 06?

 

[mwilson]

I bought a Bissell Rug Shampoo machine that was designed for pet accidents. Portable and works well.



Just have to pick a sunny warm day so that you can leave the doors open to dry the interior. Those water stains will come right out as soon as you do the seats.



Around 60. 00 at Wally-Mart.



Get you some pics tonight if you want.



Edit... Just checked price and they are now close to 100. 00 bucks,!!!

Here is the link so you see what it looks like.

Bissell ProHeat TurboBrush Little Green Pet Hand Vacuum, 1425W - Walmart.com



Mike.

 

[TWalley]

I have a "Little Green Machine. " I think it is a Bissell also. I just steamed mine a few weeks ago. It works pretty well. I think if I did it again now, it would get even better. I had some coffee stains (wife's side!) and some other water marks. Good luck!

 

[Jdorfmeyer]

Just by a Laramie next time. My leather wipes right off and looks great! Sorry couldn't resist

 

[LBARTLETT]

once clean Geno's seat covers, the best $200 I've ever spent

 

[firefighter_2000]

Take em off

Take the covers off. Its not too bad of a job. Spot treat or even pressure wash em. Then take em to a laundromat and throw them through an extractor then the dryer. They will even be "fluffed" when you get done. This also doesnt get the seat foam wet.

Craig

 

[Regcabguy]

Marathon Seat Covers: Custom Truck, SUV Seat Cover specializing in Camo Seat Covers. Just cover them up with indistructable,tight fitting covers from this company. They can be ordered with front and back pockets and extra padding. Mine are five yrs old now. They'll outlast the truck.

 

[Mikey-KE7LBB]

I've had a set of Marathon covers for over a year and they're probably gonna outlast me :-laf

 

[Regcabguy]

I've had a set of Marathon covers for over a year and they're probably gonna outlast me :-laf

Ditto here! I do wish I'd gotten camo though.

 

[RDeFayette]

Brake-kleen (electric contact cleaner works too), spray it right on the spot! (NOT carb cleaner). Also if it's not too embedded get the corner of a rag good and wet with it and give it a rub.

Evaporates almost instantly, used it for years when one of my techs would get grease/dirt on a customers upholstery.