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my carpets and seats get alot of hammer as I'm always dirty with work and stuff sum stains in seats and carpets does anyone have any tricks or tios for cleaning cars?

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I use some a foaming carpet cleaner on the carpet then wet vac carpet and seats, just gotta make sure seats dry properly or they can stain

Seat cover and mats..... change of shoes/pants/top for in the car.

This.

If your messing it up a lot but want it to stay clean I'd invest in some decent seat covers.

Mine were pretty bad so I spent the whole of yesterday cleaning inside, had the seats out and everything, as long as you've got some decent upholstery cleaner and a lot of elbow grease you should be able to get everything like new.

Stardrops.

Works a treat.

Dont often see it in shops these days, tend to find it in the discounts shops.

Its cheap and goes a long way.

Wynns upholstery cleaner!

Got all the mould off of a mk 1 golf interior i had that had been sitting for 10 years!

door cards n all!

possibly the best upholstery cleaner I've used, and it smells good.

cy

Steam vac :)

Suede brush :lol:

Had so much mud and cack embedded in the carpet, i had to use one to loosen it up so i could hoover it out. worked a treat though.

Go to jetwash at petrol station, open doors/tailgate and give the whole car a good going over - inside and out.

Haven't been tempted to do it myself i have to say, but i saw some bird doing it to her Ka.

Seemed to be scrubbing up quite well..

Go to jetwash at petrol station, open doors/tailgate and give the whole car a good going over - inside and out.

Haven't been tempted to do it myself i have to say, but i saw some bird doing it to her Ka.

Seemed to be scrubbing up quite well..

Just LOL ! :lol:

lol theres a video on youtube of someone doing it to a brand new merc cls lol

Lol

I dont care how well it's supposed to work no way would I ever do that to my car!! lol would take a week just to get the bloody thing fully dry!

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go on be a devil and give it a go ! :lol:

haha I'd be more concerned with the amount of expensive electrical equipment thats getting wet, nevermind having a damp arse lol

Lol

What a tool!!! We had a valeter at work who done this! Well let's just say he didn't turn up for work the next day!!

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