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QuestionWhat are some tips for effectively cleaning leather upholstery?Chad Zani is an Auto Detailing Expert based in Los Angeles, California. He is the Director of Franchising at Detail Garage, an automotive detailing company with locations around the U.S. and Sweden. He and his team are auto detailing experts that offer detailing and car care services.Avoid using very alkaline soaps. They can stain the leather and really hurt it. I also recommend using a horse hair brush to clean leather. A horse hair brush gets into the pores of the leather, which will help the stain start to release.
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QuestionHow can I remove grease stains from my car upholstery?Chad Zani is an Auto Detailing Expert based in Los Angeles, California. He is the Director of Franchising at Detail Garage, an automotive detailing company with locations around the U.S. and Sweden. He and his team are auto detailing experts that offer detailing and car care services.Grease is an oil-based product, so you'd want to use a citrus based cleaner.
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QuestionHow can I avoid spreading a stain when cleaning my car upholstery?Chad Zani is an Auto Detailing Expert based in Los Angeles, California. He is the Director of Franchising at Detail Garage, an automotive detailing company with locations around the U.S. and Sweden. He and his team are auto detailing experts that offer detailing and car care services.You want to work from the outside of the stain to the inside so that you're not spreading it. You always want to work towards the center of the problem. That way you're not making the problem bigger than it should be.
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QuestionHow can I remove stains on the nylon restraints in a child's car seat?Community AnswerBaking soda and vinegar work really well. Put the vinegar in a spay bottle and soak the stained area. Then take a toothbrush and rub the baking soda in. Afterwards, rinse it out with water. If that doesn't work, try it again, and the stain will eventually come out.
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QuestionHow can I get rid of a water mark/stain on cloth seats?Community AnswerI just use a mixture of 1 cup distilled vinegar, 1 cup club soda, and 1/2 cup blue Dawn dish soap. Mix in a spray bottle. Spray on cloth seats and let dry. The stains should be gone. Depending on what caused the stain you may have to scrub at the fabric gently.
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QuestionHow do I disinfect the upholstery after a dog has been in my minivan?Community AnswerLightly spritz the seats with diluted vinegar and vacuum off. That will help kill any odor, remove dog hairs & dander, and help disinfect, plus it's healthy for you & your children - no chemical residue.
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QuestionHow do I remove Junior Mints from upholstery?Community AnswerSince chocolate is mostly fat, blot the stain with extremely hot water and de-greasing dish soap.
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QuestionHow can I remove a dark drink stain from my car seat?Community AnswerI had a dark liquid stain on my cloth seat. I tried everything! Finally I took a liberal amount of "Goop" (used to clean your greasy hands in the shop), applied it to the stain, and let it sit for 1/2 an hour. I then hooked up my steam carpet cleaner upholstery attachment and cleaned with carpet cleaner and hot water. Stain gone!
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QuestionHow can I clean blue melted Crayola from fabric car upholstery?Community AnswerHere's what I did. First, I put ice cubes on the area for a few minutes, which firmed up the crayon enough that I could scrape pieces off with a butter knife. Then for the residue, I used 91% isopropyl alcohol. I repeated several times, first moistening the area with the alcohol, rubbing lightly with a microfiber cloth, and blotting with a damp cloth. This worked well on my black fabric upholstery. Just yesterday I read that WD40 will also work.
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QuestionHow do you clean the inside roof of your car?Community AnswerYou could take a buffer and put a little shampoo and some degreaser on a clean pad and go over the entire headliner, then vacuum the moisture out.
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QuestionHow can I remove lipstick stains from leather car seats?Community AnswerTry using a wet or damp cloth to scrub the seats. You could also try to get a rough object to rub the seats.
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