Learn How to Clean Fabric Car Seats in This Unexpected Way

It’s so easy to get your fabric car seats messy. Kids, pets, mud and food and drink spills are all significant contributors to those stained seats. And unlike leather car seats, fabric ones can be difficult to clean up. If you’ve been trying traditional methods of cleaning and just haven’t been seeing the desired results, you’re in luck because we found an unexpectedly easy way to get those seats looking as good as new.

In this post, we’ll discuss this simple cleaning solution for your messy fabric car seats. This option will ensure you get a deep clean, leaving you with seats that look as good as new.

I. What You Need

Believe it or not, a drill brush can be your key to success. When this simple tool is hooked up to a cordless drill, it’s the most effective way to deep clean fabric car seats quickly and easily. In addition to the drill brush, you will need baking soda, water, some hose attachments and a cleaning solution of your choice.

II. Preparing the Seats

Before you begin the actual cleaning process, make sure to remove excess dirt and debris from the seats using a handheld vacuum cleaner. You’ll also want to use a scrub brush or cloth to remove any remaining dirt or grime. Once this is complete, use the hose attachment to rinse away any residue.

III. Baking Soda Treatment

Once the seats are prepped and rinsed off, it’s time to move on to the next step: the baking soda treatment. In a bowl, combine 7 tablespoons of baking soda with 1 cup of water until it forms a paste-like consistency. Then use your drill brush with this mixture to thoroughly scrub the car seats and give them an extra deep clean. Don’t forget to get into all of the nooks and crannies so that no dirt is left behind.

IV. Finishing Touches

Finally, once you feel like all dirt and grime have been successfully removed by your drill brush and baking soda paste, it’s time for one final rinse-off with your hose attachment. Once this is finished you can then spray on some cleaning solution of your choice and rinse again for an added layer of protection. Allow the seats to dry completely (it’s good to do this on a sunny, warm day) before taking them out for a spin in your freshly clean car.

Conclusion

Cleaning your fabric car seats doesn’t have to be a daunting task. With the right tools and techniques, you can have them look like new in no time. All you have to do is follow these simple steps will ensure that your car seats stay looking great for many miles to come!