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    How do I get coffee out of a seat belt?
    Chad Zani
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    Chad Zani
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    Spray a cleaning solution straight onto the seatbelt, then scrub it vigorously with a microfiber cloth. You can also use a medium-strength brush, but be gentle with the pressure, or the seatbelt will start to fray and look shabby.
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    Can I use tissue paper instead of the micro fiber towel?
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    No. Tissue paper is thinner than the towel, and therefore its use isn’t advised to clean a seat belt.
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    Could I use tissue paper instead of the "micro molecule" thing?
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    It is not advised, as tissue paper could break up and affix to your seat belt, making it appear dirtier than before.
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    My seat belt has sweat stains. How do I get it clean?
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    There are several ways, but I have always used a mix of dish soap and rubbing alcohol.
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