cleaning of cloth seats
hey i was wondering how do you get ice cream off a cloth seat?? i work at dairy queen (17)and once in a while i will bring something home to eat, this time it was a buster bar (yummmmm)
well i forgot about it and left it on the seat over night (yucky) luckily it didnt stain the seat but now its all crusty, any ideas? i tried just using a hot cloth, made it better, but still crusty and not sure what to use so that i dont turn it colors
well i forgot about it and left it on the seat over night (yucky) luckily it didnt stain the seat but now its all crusty, any ideas? i tried just using a hot cloth, made it better, but still crusty and not sure what to use so that i dont turn it colors
What color are your seats (just curious)? I'd try warm soapy water first, then just find a good fabric cleaner at a parts store. Since it'* been on there for a while nevermind the water, just get the fabric cleaner. They make it for carpets and/or fabric seats. Some come with a bristle brush that will probably help in removing the crusty stuff. That should work. As to specific brands I'm not sure. I've used a couple before and they worked great.
Go to an advanced auto or something, in the car detailing area they make car shampoo kits, some of the good oens have a scrubber on the cap to help work the solution into your seat, after applying it I believe you let it work its way in then shop-vac it out.
well i will have to try some shampoo or something because i did the hot water and soap thing and everytime i think its good i find a spot i missed after it dries cuz it gets crusty, now its mostly on the back by the back support
Originally Posted by wintboy
well i will have to try some shampoo or something because i did the hot water and soap thing and everytime i think its good i find a spot i missed after it dries cuz it gets crusty, now its mostly on the back by the back support
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