– A bucket filled with warm water (not hot)– A soft brush– An microfiber towel– A Vacuum– All-Purpose Cleaner– A Brush Head– A Protectant
Step 1: Get all the tools ready
Use a high-quality vacuum cleaner that has an attachment for vacuuming upholstery.
Step 2: Vacuum The Seats
Make sure to use a nozzle that will reach all areas of the seat, including under the armrests and along the sides.
Step 2: Vacuum The Seats
Vacuum the entire seat, paying special attention to any crevices where dust may hide.
Step 2: Vacuum The Seats
If there are spots that won't come off easily, try using a small brush head to gently scrub away the dirt.
Step 3: Use A Brush Head
It's best to avoid using harsh chemicals on your car seats because they could damage the fabric, leaving permanent marks.
Step 3: Use A Brush Head
Once you've removed as much debris as possible, wipe down the seat with a damp microfiber towel.
Step 4: Wipe Down
This step helps prevent excess moisture from building up between the fibers of the seat cover, which can cause mold growth.
Step 4: Wipe Down
Make sure to work in circular motions, starting from the center and working outwards. This will ensure that you remove every last bit of moisture, dirt, and grime.
Step 4: Wipe Down
Spray the entire seat with an all-purpose cleaner, making sure to spray the underside of the seat too.This step removes any remaining residue left behind after vacuuming.
Step 5: Spray With An All-Purpose Cleaner
After spraying the seat with cleaner, let it dry completely before sitting back in your vehicle.Drying times vary depending on the climate and the materials used in the seat.
Step 6: Dry The Seat
Apply a protectant such as Marine Aerospace Protectant to the seat to help keep the seat looking fresh.