How Do You Clean Car Upholstery Stains?
Stained car seats can make your car look old and uninviting even if the exterior of your car is shiny and clean. Fortunately, most upholstery stains are the result of everyday accidents and are quite easy to clean. Stop throwing a towel or blanket over your car seats to hide stains. Follow the steps below and in a matter of minutes the interior of your car will look as great as the exterior. Blot any wet stains with a clean soft cloth until you have removed as much liquid as possible. This will make it easier to remove the stain and less upholstery cleaner will be needed. If the stain is dry, vacuum the upholstery thoroughly to remove any loose dirt or debris. Determine the type of stain you will be removing. Food and drink stains are the most common type of stain and also the easiest to remove. Use a commercial upholstery cleaner, a solution of 20 percent mild household soap and 80 percent water, or shaving cream to remove stains from cloth seats. Spray a small amount of upholstery cl
