Cleaning Cloth Seats

[earlbert]

I just bought a used jeep liberty for my daughter this weekend. It has cloth seats that need to be cleaned. My other cars have had leather seats so I do not know how to clean the cloth ones. I have the Carpet & Upholstery Cleaner that I can use. How do I apply and how much product should I use? Thanks!

[LDTcapitan]

I don't have cloth seats but whenever I detail cars that have em the carpet and upholstery cleaner works amazingly. Just put as much as you would for cleaning carpets and extra if there is a stain. I use the horse hair interior brush for seats. Also you can coat it after with some 303 fabric guard but that's very optional.

[Kingsford]

What I do with mine is....

 

1. Vacuum the area's you wish to clean first.

 

2. Spray a few mists on the area (usually 2)

 

3. Brush in different directions with the Interior Brush to spread the C&UC around.

 

4. Take a WW Towel and ether dab or wipe the product up, usually the cloth will turn a brown color from picking up the dirt.

 

Usually yields pretty awesome results.

 

I also believe the instructions are on the back of the bottle.

[70'sChevyGirl]

You should have no problem cleaning the cloth seats with the Carpet and Upholstery Cleaner.

 

Do you have a steam cleaner?

[Chris@Adams]

You should have no problem cleaning the cloth seats with the Carpet and Upholstery Cleaner.

 

Do you have a steam cleaner?

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[earlbert]

I do have a small handheld carpet cleaner for the home. Will that work?

 

Thanks - Earl

[70'sChevyGirl]

I do have a small handheld carpet cleaner for the home. Will that work?

 

Thanks - Earl

I used the steam cleaner on my carpet so it might be worth a try.

 

I actually ended up doing my whole house with it.

 

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