how do you clean a car's seat covers?

[private_ryan]

other than buying new ones? (on edit: can't remove them)

has anyone done that?

thanks,

[Superfly]

1. Go rent one of those steam cleaners

at Walmart. I do it about once a year. I take the seats completely out of the car and give them a good vacuuming.

B

[private_ryan]

2. makes really clean?

I will do that -- unless someone else has a better idea.

Not sure if I can take them out but trying doesn't hurt.

thanks

[Superfly]

5. Makes them really clean - with a lemon scent!

I have a chocolate lab who loves to duckhunt, so you can imagine the amount of mud I'm sucking out of that car each year.

It'll set you back about $30.

B

[private_ryan]

10. went to the store and all i saw is a big Rug Man (?)

great for carpets but I didn't see any attachments to use for things you can't just run over them.

Did I miss something?

ON EDIT: visited their site, they have a tool to that so ingore this.

[BurtWorm]

3. Watch Pulp Fiction

for great car cleaning tips.

[Sagatious8]

4. Just hope it's not melted crayon

I have yet to find something that will take that out.

[proud patriot]

6. I have this cool thing my husband bought me

Called the utlra stream shark , he got it at sears .
It's so cool it's a small handheld unit w/ attatchments .

[private_ryan]

7. thanks guys

steamer it is. How long does it take to dry if the seats stay inside and the weather is decent?

[Superfly]

8. Not long...just keep the windows open.

It works like a charm. I think the steamers at Walmart is called the RugDoctor

[radwriter0555]

9. Little mean green machine. Hand held carpet shampooer..

and use Mr. Clean or a reasonable facsimile NOT carpet shampoo.