Interior cleaning

Turkey Sammich

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I'm wondering what works best for gray interior, for cleaning. I want it as clean as possible and something that really lifts up the dirt off the seats & carpet.

Thanks!

 

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89streetbeast

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horton,ks

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Tuff Stuff works pretty good. used it on my seats and door panel carpeting. you can get it at walmart or parts store. they were in pretty bad shape and came out looking pretty clean. heres a couple before and after pics


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90blacknight

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Turtle Wax Power Out! Carpet Cleaner.


This has worked the best for me.

 

grey5.0beast

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Pppl were asking me if I got new seats after I steam cleaned them. We bought a professional steam cleaner with a hand attachment and it does wonders, you can also rent them at home depot, we bought it from the rental center there. Whie you rent it clean your house too

 

Foxfan88

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take the seats and floor mats out, take them to the carwash, spray the crap out of them with degreaser, soap and rinse. WORKS REAL NICE. i have done with this 2 sets of seats i have had, went in rather dirty and came out looking NEW. while the seats are out. get some heavy duty degreaser in a bottle. spray the crap out of the carpet and get a good brush and scrub like no tomorrow.

with the wet seats. find a good sunny warm day, sit them outside all day and they will dry.

 

RsStanG1987

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Go to home depot and rent a steam cleaner for $30.. I wouldnt take my seat out and spray them off at a car wash. Foxfan your car must smell like moldy old ass inside.. Wet seats like sopping wet eww..

 

Turkey Sammich

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RsStanG1987 said:

Go to home depot and rent a steam cleaner for $30.. I wouldnt take my seat out and spray them off at a car wash. Foxfan your car must smell like moldy old ass inside.. Wet seats like sopping wet eww..

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Anytime I think about taking my seats out & spraying them off, not only makes me shudder & laugh at the same time. The steam cleaner idea and or cleaners meantioned above seem more logical.

 

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yeah steam cleaning works.. 100% easier then pulling seats outta the car, then loading them up and taking them to a car wash...

 

Foxfan88

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lol i didnt just stick them back in, they sat out in the sun on a nice hot day facing towards the sun.s dried just fine and my interior is far from smelling like mold.

i'll look on the bright side, it only cost me a dollar.

 

87_GT

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as a carpet/furniture cleaner myself, i will tell you that steam cleaning them is your best bet. i have never used one of those rental ones, but i am sure that they would do a decent job with the correct precleaner sprayed on the seats (use a brush to aggitate and work the cleaner in too). when you are done (i would go over it a few times) put a fan on them. it will make them dry like 100x faster.

 

Turkey Sammich

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Foxfan88 said:

lol i didnt just stick them back in, they sat out in the sun on a nice hot day facing towards the sun.s dried just fine and my interior is far from smelling like mold.

i'll look on the bright side, it only cost me a dollar.

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I'll take my chances with a steam cleaner

 

Roland69

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I bet foxfan has rusty seat frames

 

Turkey Sammich

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Yea. His car most likely smells like, some of the cars after Hurricane Katrina.

 

Foxfan88

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it doesnt smell

 

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+1 for steam cleaning....always works well