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Bobfog Member Since: 11 Apr 2017 Location: UK Posts: 66 |
Only way to truly clean and deodorise is to use an extractor. |
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31st May 2017 5:10 pm |
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bxzx16v Member Since: 11 Jul 2013 Location: Sunny Sheffield Posts: 629 |
As above , a proper extraction vac will do the best job . Hire one for a day from your local DIY store.
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31st May 2017 6:01 pm |
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warped Member Since: 09 Mar 2017 Location: Lincolnshire Posts: 18 |
Hi, I'm always cleaning the cloth seats in the other halfs fl2 (ive full leather in disco 3 ) and the best reasonably priced thing I've found is any of the liquid washing machine liquids, ones that work at low temperatures with fabreeze or similar (bio version). I'm amazed how much dirt comes out and leaves a nice smell. Good for seats, carpets and headlining. Just use nail brush if needed, other than that microfibre cloth - doesn't take long to dry if you don't get it too wet. I usually run an extension lead in the car and leave electric blow heater running for few hours if weather cold. Need to do whole seat though not just patches... |
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1st Jun 2017 12:19 pm |
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npinks Member Since: 28 Jun 2007 Location: Ls25 Posts: 20090 |
https://autosmart.co.uk/cbio114l-biobrisk.html
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1st Jun 2017 1:26 pm |
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Arese Member Since: 09 Jan 2012 Location: Casablanca Posts: 397 |
If it is not leather, I would use an All Purpose Cleaner like the one from Meguiar's with an extractor |
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1st Jun 2017 2:17 pm |
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rob_b_2000 Member Since: 21 Jan 2017 Location: lancashire Posts: 9 |
Halfords upholstery cleaner.....I was sceptical but it worked pretty well for the price |
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1st Jun 2017 5:25 pm |
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