Question

Any suggestions on how to clean car seats? They're not heavily stained but they're just aged / worn. Tempted to buy a bissell etc, but if there's a budget clean up then I'm all ears. Thanks.  

Answer 1

I just put ours in the washing machine with vanish and Daz

Comments

I think mine are stitched in, but if not, that's a good shout.  

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@devilry which car seat is it? I did a google on how to remove mine. I have a reflux kid so it was washed a lot  

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Should have been more clear, the driver and passenger seats is what I meant.  

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@devilry washing up liquid and a sponge or a stream cleaner work well then!  

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I've got a vax steamer cleaner.  

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@devilry give it a whirl!  

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When the weather picks up I'll deffo give that a bash.  

Answer 2

Vamoosh from home bargains

Answer 3

I bought s cheap carpet/upholstery foam spray from home bargains i also managed to get the best covers off when mine were younger

Answer 4

Dr beckhams

Answer 5

Spray with laundry detergent, scrub and vacuum. Don't forget to leave a bit of the windows open!  

Answer 6

If you have the time and patience then use elbow grease, I saw someone on here use it to clean car upholstery, the difference was UNBELIEVABLE, they sprayed it and then rubbed and rinsed well with a warm damp cloth

Answer 7

Try putting shaving foam on, spread evenly over but enough to cover completely, leave for at least half an hour. If you have a brush attachment for your steam cleaner use that, if not wipe with a clean damp cloth to remove excess foam. Difficult stains may need a 2nd go. This may be enough, if not have a go with steam cleaner but try not to get it too wet! I suppose you could dry it off with a hairdryer but I’ve never done that.  

Answer 8

I spray mine with elbow grease and spray off in shower and scrub with a scrubbing brush then outside to dry

Answer 9

Car seat covers

Answer 10

We bought a car for our teenagers to learn on. Seats etc were grubby so had car valeted. Brilliant job but stains in seats started to reappear so I’d recommend covers