Getting out iced tea stains

[IMADreamer]

There's a running joke in my family that if you let my Mom drink in your car you'll be cleaning up spilled drink that night. Well while preparing for Sunday dinner today my Dad mentioned there are some mysterious ice tea stains in the cloth front seat of his car. Any tips on getting it out?

[11chevz71]

There's a running joke in my family that if you let my Mom drink in your car you'll be cleaning up spilled drink that night. Well while preparing for Sunday dinner today my Dad mentioned there are some mysterious ice tea stains in the cloth front seat of his car. Any tips on getting it out?

 

 

 

Have fun

[Bill-V8V]

Do you have any Adam's Carpet and Upholstery Cleaner :thumbsup:

[70'sChevyGirl]

Do you have any Adam's Carpet and Upholstery Cleaner :thumbsup:

I bet it would work. I got Red KoolAide out of my carpet with it.

[IMADreamer]

Do you have any Adam's Carpet and Upholstery Cleaner :thumbsup:

 

 

I actually don't, but I'll get some ordered.

[Rich]

This is Mrs. Rich.

 

Mix some warm water, white vinegar, and dish soap together and blot it out working from the outside in. You need to get at it as soon as possible because the longer it sits, the harder it will be to take out. Use a clean white cloth, and once you get it out, then use another clean damp cloth and some cold water to blot out the soap.

 

Hope that helps.

[Bill-V8V]

Hi Mrs. Rich :hi::hi:

[jjwvette]

I'll agree with Rich, my wife spills coffee in her truck all the time and she use's liquid hand soap,white vinegar and cold water and come's clean

[IMADreamer]

I will definitely give that a try tonight.

[Sundog Detailing]

I know this is gonna sound strange but I've had success using GWC on some pretty stubborn carpet and upholstery stains. Just remember to do a test on an inconspicuous spot first.

[FASN8N]

The Dow bathroom cleaner with scrubbing bubbles works wonders on carpet, seats, etc.

 

Slightly dampen the area that needs cleaning with water

Spray area with scrubbing bubbles and let it sit for about a minute

Use a soft bristled brush to scrub the area and then use a soft towel to dry