Leather vs Carpet Cleaner for Interior??

[galaxy]

So remove the "leather" from Leather & Interior, and also remove the "carpet" from Carpet & Upholstery...and which one do you guys use for deep cleaning plastic door panels, consoles, plastics, and other interior materials besides the obvious labeled materials.

[Chonke]

Use the interior cleaner for the hard plastics and vinyls. The upholstery is for anything that has a mesh like material or cloth. I spray it on cloth seats and the carpets before scrubbing and vacuuming. 

[Nitelord]

Not having the Interior cleaner, I continue to use the Leather Conditioner on interior leather, vinyl & plastics. The spf protection sold me on it long ago.

The carpet cleaner I only use on carpet and (as mentioned) meshed fabrics. I've never used it on any hard surfaces for any reason. It may work, but I've never tried it. 

[pirahnah3]

Carpet cleaner goes on fabrics only for me. The rest of the hard plastics and such are treated periodically with LIC and then spot hit with Interior Detailer or Detail spray depending on what I have in my hands. 

[BRZN]

Carpet and Upholstery Cleaner is a sodium based cleaner.

 

Leather & Interior Cleaner is a detergent based cleaner.

 

Detergent in carpet and/or cloth seats will reactivate if wet. When this happens the carpet is likely to clean the bottom of your shoes into the carpet. The sodium based product won't. Leather & Interior Cleaner is a strong detergent that can remove any protection that's been applied to the surface it's being used on requiring reapplication of protection. It's strong enough to pull dye from carpets and cloth seats fairly easily.

 

Carpet and Upholstery Cleaner for fabrics, carpets, and alcantara. Leather & Interior Cleaner for leather, plastic, and vinyl.