Stained recaros?
eh... i have tuff stuff and ive tried getting stains out with it and idk i may be doing it wrong but it usually makes it pretty much the same. i think it helps a little but for the most part its the same as it was. i suggest getting this thing that my mom uses to clean up cat **** and dog **** ha. its the greatest f'in thing ever, its called the "little green machine" its like 120 dollars or some **** tho
eh... i have tuff stuff and ive tried getting stains out with it and idk i may be doing it wrong but it usually makes it pretty much the same. i think it helps a little but for the most part its the same as it was. i suggest getting this thing that my mom uses to clean up cat **** and dog **** ha. its the greatest f'in thing ever, its called the "little green machine" its like 120 dollars or some **** tho
Spray it down. Let it sit a few minutes. Wipe out with a microfiber. Spray again, let sit some more. By then it should be getting most everything up. Maybe do one more cycle.
It got out stains I didn't know I had. The cloth I used on my drivers side came out blue in the end, from the dark dye of my jeans rubbing on the seats for so long. Also worked great on a water spot from a water bottle that leaked one day. It's still redic that water will stain our seats.
Pro tip. Scrubbing bubbles.. they do the work so you don't have to.. LOL
Works great on interiors.. Fabric you might want to check an inconspicuous spot first. But it did great on my recaros.
Learned that trick from a few used car lots.
It still could take several cleanings to get them totally clean though.
Soak them down and then hit them with a wet vac. It also helps if you can not sit in them until they are dry. It's real hard to get all the stuff that's absorbed into the seats out.
Works great on interiors.. Fabric you might want to check an inconspicuous spot first. But it did great on my recaros.
Learned that trick from a few used car lots.
It still could take several cleanings to get them totally clean though.
Soak them down and then hit them with a wet vac. It also helps if you can not sit in them until they are dry. It's real hard to get all the stuff that's absorbed into the seats out.
Steam clean the seats with an upholstery tool and the recomended soap.make sure to do the seats fabric top to bottom.if you only do parts it will look like crap I KNOW lol.I finally done them right last month and they look brand new
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