Dirty Seats and Carpet

[okie mopar]

What is the best cleaner I can use on the seats and carpet? The car has been parked for several years and has dirt all in it. Any info. will be a great help. Thanks Ronnie

[Dodgevanman]

Im pulled my carpet and going to presuree wash it then put the foaming carpet cleaner on it and presuree wash it agian and let it dry.

Good Luck

[phantomrt]

^^^ best thing to do. Pull the carpet, pressure spray the crap out of it and scrub the crap out of it using some kind of mild detergent, and finish it off with liquid tide. Hang it on the clothes line a few days to dry out, and re-install into the car. During the drying process, it spray it with a bunch of compressed air to hasten the drying process and to help keep it fluffy.

As for the seats, i have excellent results removing the fabric from the seats all together and throw it in the wash machine. Its quite tedious and takes a nack to R&R the fabric, but the results are phenomenal.

Careful, the dryer will tend to melt any vinyl areas. Use low heat only!

[dingles9]

Spray Nine all the way. OR go w/ the Stoner products. you can pick either of them up just about anywhere

[168glhs1986]

Simple Green...that's it. I own a detailing business and my guys use this exclusively instead of my "high dollar" products. You can use this on 100% of the interior surface.

[135SoHc]

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Originally Posted by phantomrt As for the seats, i have excellent results removing the fabric from the seats all together and throw it in the wash machine. Its quite tedious and takes a nack to R&R the fabric, but the results are phenomenal. Careful, the dryer will tend to melt any vinyl areas. Use low heat only!

+1 made my worn and tired vinyl/cloth seats not look so worn and tired. removing the covers and getting all the hog rings can be a pita but the results are well worth the effort