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Post by widge on Oct 16, 2024 16:13:50 GMT
Hi Yesterday I did something stupid, while sat in the drivers seat, I was trying to transfer water from one water bottle to another, misjudged and managed to pour a load of water over my lap and onto the seat. (It really was water, i didn't wet myself) but that is exactly how it looks on the seat, I havent managed to have a go at cleaning it due to the weather, and probably won't until the weekend.
Has anyone any suggestions on the best way to remove the stain l am not looking for a perfect solution, but just somthing to make it less noticeable.
Obviously these are cloth not leather seats.
Dave
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Post by davrav on Oct 16, 2024 16:23:11 GMT
Probably simply shampoo the whole seat base and then dry off either naturally or with a hairdryer. Try not to soak the cushion though. If you have a wet vac, then use that to get majority of the moisture out prior to using a dryer.
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Post by charliefarlie on Oct 16, 2024 17:00:13 GMT
David is right you have to clean the entire seat section or you will really struggle to not to end up with ring stains. The material of the seat absorbs muck and dust over time and it’s that that creates the marks around where moisture has been spilled. By cleaning the entire area the colour you see will be the same. It’s actually common in the trade for valeters to remove the seats and jet wash them, Not how I’d do it but I’ve seen it done often. You can rent an extraction cleaner for little money. Then do the whole interior. You can use a lot of fluid quite safely and suck most of it out leaving only dampness…. I have an old but efficient Karcher Puzzi 100 that does an excellent job. It does seats carpets even curtains with effective ease. autosmart do G101 which is excellent or Bio brisk if the cars or carpets have had dogs or kids near. Even kids sick is neutralised and smells removed with Bio brisk. 👍👍
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