you all prolly dont give a shit but does anybody know of a method to get back into an Instagram account?? I was dumb forgot my login password. I appreciate any tricks you can offer me
@Vincent Gordon thanks for your reply. I found the site on google and Im trying it out now. I see it takes a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
I purchased myself a shop vac a couple of weeks ago (got the last one on shelf, due to corona stocks being super low in my area) and will be doing this to the family van for sure next week. Thank you for sharing.
This was really helpful I'm currently cleaning my dad's old Prius and there are a ton of sweat stains on the center console and driver seat! I thought I would have to keep them like that🤮🤮 thank you so much for this!
Thankyou for this. I’ve started getting into detailing as a hobby and really enjoying it. I’m waiting to buy a shampooer but just want to try cleaning my seats as well as my dads already so Thankyou for sharing your knowledge
I use diluted isopropyl alcholcol and hand brush to agitate the fibres , it got rid of a makeup stain out of the drivers seat , the previous owner left
yeah I got quoted for $165 just for interior. The price is ridiculous. Mind as well buy your own stuff and do it yourself where you know its done right.
Dish soap can often leave what people call "water stains" on certain fabric or carpet seats. I explain in the video why it's best to use an all purpose cleaner. Or specifically a shampoo for car interior. Dish soap can be used on some surfaces. But you get better results with an APC.
@@jonathonhasling4295 water stains can be tough. I find the best method is to actually just extract the seats. But if you don't have an extractor. An all purpose cleaner and a wet/dry vac to "extract" the water out also works well. Every material can be different.
I'll have to pick up one of those steamers. Definitely clean your car people, no need to finance a new car if your issue is really with the stained seating.
Its not all that bad, they both work but I find all purpose cleaners are better suited for it specifically stains and marks in the seat. Both are good for disinfecting but all purpose cleaners leave a better look Edit: I forgot to add, there are also cleaners made specifically for cloth, if you are going to buy a cleaner the cloth cleaners are best suited for these seats and interiors
Hello, my seats are clean but there is a slight smell in the mornings, i think i want to go next level with the steamer. What type you recommend? I am located in EU and not US. Thank you
Not at all, It's actually just a 50$ mastercraft vacum that I purchased at Home depot. You can find these anywhere. They are inexpensive and they are both wer\dry. I have more videos describing the products I use that you can easily find yourself on my channel.
Cool man. I took home two legacy front seat for my impreza. I found them at a wrecker in a rural area. They where inside the legacy but since the nearby field where doing manure spreading, they stink a little bit 🙄😔 So, yes, thx for the good advice on cleaning.
I have started getting small creases on right hand side on drivers side near the edge on the seat , it's a 2004 Corolla T3 3 door hatchback RH drive , any ideas how to fix this without reupholstery or to minimize this ,,,,, , would an iron work
Hi, You probably won't see this, but I was gifted a 2014 Nissan Juke with cloth seats, I was told all purpose cleaner takes off the fabric protectant? Is there a way to restore it? A way to protect the seats in the long run?
There are many protectants available in most detailing sections of large stores. However, I have found that APC doesn't take off fabric protectant any more than time will.. so either way it comes off :(
This isn't something I've tried, I tend to stay away from laundry based products when I'm detailing. All purpose cleaner is also easier and cheaper. I'd say just go with that :)
Hey Carlos, I spilled the juice from some food in my trunk a while ago and the smell still kind of lingers and I was wondering how you would get the smell out?
Sorry I missed this, if the smell still lingers. Try leaving coffee grounds in wherever the smell is the strongest for a day or so. Gets rid of smells, an old detailing trick!
@@carlojoseph5858 Baking Soda helps absorb and neutralize odors if left on upholstery and carpet for a few days. Bacteria is the reason for the terrible odors.
so why should i not use dish soap? does it damage the car seats? or is it just because the all purpose cleaner works better/will be cheaper in the long run
Normally I'd just go about steam cleaning it. Because it is so sticky. However when I don't have steam I use goo gone (automotive) for those sticky gums and food situations on seats. I have a video where I reference the goo gone automotive in this video - ua-cam.com/video/RlHtIbmD-SI/v-deo.html
Use RUBBING ALCOHOL and a toothbrush to scrub the sticky away after peeling as much of the gum away as possible. Ice will make the gun hard enough to pull off with tweezers or needle nose pliers.
Mr. Joseph, thank you for the nice presentation. I have a dilemma, and I hope you see this comment. I have a car with light tan seats, and I have a few stains, believe it or not, some were caused by me trying to clean stains with water, but it caused even more stains. I do not have fancy equipment. Is there a chemical that I can buy at a local auto parts store to help get my stains out. The detail shop wanted $165 to do it. I don't have that kind of scratch. Thank you and to others who may have ideas. BMM
La’s totally awesome carpet or all purpose cleaner and a dollar tree microfibre towel with scrubbing. Grab your vacuum and try to suck all of the excess moisture out. Hopefully this works!
@@carlojoseph5858 Mr Joseph, I tried the La's Cleaner and microfiber cloth. (I have pictures of it and my seats, before and after), and it was of ZERO, NO help at all. There was NO improvement. The only silver lining was the cleaner only cost me a $1 at the dollar store. Well, I guess you get what you pay for.
@@carlojoseph5858 Mr Joseph, I tried the La's Cleaner and microfiber cloth. (I have pictures of it and my seats, before and after), and it was of ZERO, NO help at all. There was NO improvement. The only silver lining was the cleaner only cost me a $1 at the dollar store. Well, I guess you get what you pay for.
hey! i hope u will be able to answer, can i do all this without vacuuming it at the end, does it affect it in some way? because i dont have the right vacuum and i want to clean the seats and i like the results without the vacuuming, is it alright to just air dry the seats?
My seats aren't stained, but the fabric is hard and matted. How would you clean fabric to make it soft again? It seems like the previous owner used dish soap to clean them.
I spilt apple sauce and use turtle wax which was recommended to me and I have a huge stain now. And before I had a who cream stain as well and used a leather seat cleaner by mistake. What would you recommend
Can I use a regular household vacuum or will it mess up the vacuum? And if I just cleaned the stained area would it leave a water stain? Should I clean the whole seat?
Only a wet/dry vac will work. Yours might be okay but only if it's able to suck up water and soap as well! As long as you are using an APC it shouldn't leave a stain. :)
You said the purpose of the steamer was to get the salt out. But I don’t quite understand why you steam the seat if there is no salt there. Can you please explain?
Good question! - I meant that steam can help get salt out of carpets\cloth in general, if you check out my channel I have a video specifically for salt removal techniques with and without a steamer on car carpets. In this video I just use the steam as an 'extra' step to help disinfect the seats further as it also kills 99.9% of germs, makes them smell fresh and new and not to mention it helps in the stain removal process. Hope that helps!
No need to put it into the steam cleaner. Just use a microfiber towel with an APC and wipe down before and even after steam cleaning. The hot water in the steam is more than enough.
How do you get the smell out of the cloth seats from someone who smoked. I bought a used truck and the person that owned it before smoked and I need to have it detailed
Exactly what you said Joanne, you most likely need to have it detailed. Aside from the smoke smell they can properly and professionally disinfect it for you much better than you could at home because of their tools and experience.
Of course, as I said in the video it's just something I wanted to show you guys. Some of the pros steam clean the seats to kill Germs and make it smell nice and clean.
Hot water is great, but you might not be able to see the water\soap damage after time from the cars that you are reselling using that soap on! Thats when actual detailers have to fix the mistakes down the road..
People who eat in their cars and don't clean them, are even worse behind closed doors. Your dirty, nasty car says Alot about you. Someone had to say it 🤷🏻♂️ Thanks for sharing great video 👍
They can! But this steamer is nowhere near that high of temperature. This would even be safe to directly put on the seats but of course I don't recommend it
How to wash your car- WITHOUT SCRATCHING! ua-cam.com/video/oD_GaqMEiEg/v-deo.html (PRO TIPS)
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I was dumb forgot my login password. I appreciate any tricks you can offer me
@Robert Jayceon instablaster ;)
@@robertjayceon1196 good luck :(
@Vincent Gordon thanks for your reply. I found the site on google and Im trying it out now.
I see it takes a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
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Thanks so much, you really help me out :D
4:20 man you turned into the Bob Ross for cleaning cars and I love it😂
The channel keeps changing haha but this video has certainly taken off!
I purchased myself a shop vac a couple of weeks ago (got the last one on shelf, due to corona stocks being super low in my area) and will be doing this to the family van for sure next week. Thank you for sharing.
They come in handy. Im really glad I have one for so many situations. Im glad this video could be of help. Stay safe and take care !
@@carlojoseph5858 us Mexicans have two bottles in every bathroom lol
@@omarvaldez6444👍🏽
This was really helpful I'm currently cleaning my dad's old Prius and there are a ton of sweat stains on the center console and driver seat! I thought I would have to keep them like that🤮🤮 thank you so much for this!
No problem! Thanks for watching I'm so glad it helped!
Urgh
I was listening to this while cleaning my car. I was carrying the dish soap when I hear "I don't recommend dish soap"... LOL.
Thank you for this!!! I’m the friend with really bad cloth seats so I needed this😅
Just got a used Ford Focus and it’s pretty dirty inside, this really helped :) thank you!
This was a 9 minute master class friend. You're a bad dude with a brush.
Thankyou for this. I’ve started getting into detailing as a hobby and really enjoying it. I’m waiting to buy a shampooer but just want to try cleaning my seats as well as my dads already so Thankyou for sharing your knowledge
I really appreciate how detailed this is - I'll be cleaning my Mazda 3 as soon as it gets warm out haha!
I also drive a Mazda 3. Glad you enjoyed it man.
Literally watching this in prep of getting an 07 mazda 3 tomorrow 😂
I have one too! Haha
Just a FYI for those whom don’t know, you could buy La’s totally awesome cleaner right at the $1 store 😭
YES ! Dollar tree is the best ! And normally they carry it !,
Yes!! I use that! 😊
Definately,I use it all the time.
Thanks. Some people make everything into a hollywood production
@@carlojoseph5858 I feel silly but do you mean all-purpose cleaner I use in my home or is there a secret genre of car all-purpose cleaners??
I use diluted isopropyl alcholcol and hand brush to agitate the fibres , it got rid of a makeup stain out of the drivers seat , the previous owner left
Someone GENUINELY helping, thank you!!!
This was pretty entertaining at 2X speed... dood seems jazzed to clean some SEATS!
😂😂😂
LOL😂 I’m gonna do this right NOW
I did 1.5x because I'm impatient but that's hilarious
He is right Mcquire s products are super good! Thanks for reminding us! All Mcquires products get the job done!!
Just got a car for my 16th birthday and it’s a hand-me-down so the seats are horrendous lol, thanks for the video and love the hat!!!
Happy belated birthday! and thank you :)
@@carlojoseph5858 thanks ! :D
can i ask what car?
epic birthday present!
@@MinTrueno I think it’s a 2008 Chrysler Sebring (not the convertible one lol) it was my grandpas :) and yeah it’s pretty epic lol
Nice job!Thank you for sharing. I really like this way cause don't want to spend tons of money for some professional vaccum extractors etc.
I was just quoted $245 & dropped to $199 for a detail job, gonna cut the cost by doing this myself!
yeah I got quoted for $165 just for interior. The price is ridiculous. Mind as well buy your own stuff and do it yourself where you know its done right.
Why should we not use dish soap? Will it damage the fabric? Will Resolve spray work?
Dish soap can often leave what people call "water stains" on certain fabric or carpet seats. I explain in the video why it's best to use an all purpose cleaner. Or specifically a shampoo for car interior.
Dish soap can be used on some surfaces. But you get better results with an APC.
Resolve may work. However I find it very chemically and toxic to breathe in. I'd look for some simple APC cleaners/degreasers instead.
Carlo Joseph any suggestions for getting out water marks
@@jonathonhasling4295 water stains can be tough. I find the best method is to actually just extract the seats. But if you don't have an extractor. An all purpose cleaner and a wet/dry vac to "extract" the water out also works well. Every material can be different.
I heard that dish soap leaves a weird scent as well. Is that true?
Do you vacuum again after steaming? Does it dry well if not?
I'll have to pick up one of those steamers.
Definitely clean your car people, no need to finance a new car if your issue is really with the stained seating.
Whats wrong with dish soap you never said why not to use it
It’s for dishes...
They literally use it for animals though lol
Well it creates more stains lol I used it to clean my car seats before I found this video and it caused an oil looking stains 🙄
Its not all that bad, they both work but I find all purpose cleaners are better suited for it specifically stains and marks in the seat. Both are good for disinfecting but all purpose cleaners leave a better look
Edit: I forgot to add, there are also cleaners made specifically for cloth, if you are going to buy a cleaner the cloth cleaners are best suited for these seats and interiors
I seen someone use dish soap on UA-cam and it was fine and came up really good
Thanks so much for making a video for all us Chevy/Pontiac owners!
🤣
Can a steamer fade a black upholstery?
Hello, my seats are clean but there is a slight smell in the mornings, i think i want to go next level with the steamer. What type you recommend? I am located in EU and not US. Thank you
Why don't you recommend dish soap liquid?
I think because dish soap is meant to be washed off and if it's not completely taken out can stain
Such a soothing voice 😌
Is the vaacum cleaner you used is different from the ones we are using at home?
Not at all, It's actually just a 50$ mastercraft vacum that I purchased at Home depot. You can find these anywhere. They are inexpensive and they are both wer\dry. I have more videos describing the products I use that you can easily find yourself on my channel.
My car manual says use dawn dish soap. And I have a 2020 Honda Accord
Is it bad if you do this without vacuuming up the moisture after? Will it make more stains if you let it air dry?
Yes! Please vaccum it up lol
@@carlojoseph5858 oops, wish i had seen this before i went off to do it without a vacuum lmao. is there any hope for me?
@@princessnerdfighter im sorry man I tried to respond right away haha! It all depends on how much liquid you used I guess !
I use Tide liquid detergent on fabric. It works great.
lol you got a bit of Bob Ross vibes in your video. Love it bro thanks ❤
Cool man. I took home two legacy front seat for my impreza. I found them at a wrecker in a rural area. They where inside the legacy but since the nearby field where doing manure spreading, they stink a little bit 🙄😔 So, yes, thx for the good advice on cleaning.
Do you have the link to the all purpose cleaner that you used?
I have started getting small creases on right hand side on drivers side near the edge on the seat , it's a 2004 Corolla T3 3 door hatchback RH drive , any ideas how to fix this without reupholstery or to minimize this ,,,,, , would an iron work
Can you share the link to where you got the steamer? Curious as to how much it is
Link is in the description!
@@carlojoseph5858 around 6:34 did you spay the seats again with water and vacuuming at the same time ?
Hi,
You probably won't see this, but I was gifted a 2014 Nissan Juke with cloth seats, I was told all purpose cleaner takes off the fabric protectant? Is there a way to restore it? A way to protect the seats in the long run?
There are many protectants available in most detailing sections of large stores. However, I have found that APC doesn't take off fabric protectant any more than time will.. so either way it comes off :(
would a spray bottle filed with water and a drop of laundry detergent work?
This isn't something I've tried, I tend to stay away from laundry based products when I'm detailing. All purpose cleaner is also easier and cheaper. I'd say just go with that :)
Can I use my regular vaccum cleaner? It won't break bc of the water?
Hey Carlos, I spilled the juice from some food in my trunk a while ago and the smell still kind of lingers and I was wondering how you would get the smell out?
I don’t know if he’ll answer you, but if you’ve cleaned it the best you can, throw some charcoal in something open for a couple of hot days.
@@redd8456 thanks bro
Sorry I missed this, if the smell still lingers. Try leaving coffee grounds in wherever the smell is the strongest for a day or so. Gets rid of smells, an old detailing trick!
@@carlojoseph5858 Baking Soda helps absorb and neutralize odors if left on upholstery and carpet for a few days. Bacteria is the reason for the terrible odors.
Can I use it on my heated seats?
so why should i not use dish soap? does it damage the car seats? or is it just because the all purpose cleaner works better/will be cheaper in the long run
BOTH!
@Carlo Joseph Have leanred How to Clean cloth car seats,may I know if it's ok for you to review our foam cannon S V3.0?Thanks in advance!☺
This is perfect too! Chevy Cobalt's have THE WORST kind of Cloth seats. They will stain even if you're careful.
Will I need to adjust my shopvac to the wet mode or would it be okay to leave it on dry vac?
That's cool that you have a mode! Wet mode for sure!
Why was I overly excited to see he’s cleaning the he same seats I have 😄
What cleaner are ya using (ALL PURPOSE CLEANER) great video as well.
LA'S TOTALLY AWESOME!
link in description of this video :)
@@carlojoseph58589:02
Insert vaping jokes now lmao..ok all jokes aside..amazing job!!
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge! I was wondering if you could share how to get rid of gum stuck between the seats?
Normally I'd just go about steam cleaning it. Because it is so sticky. However when I don't have steam I use goo gone (automotive) for those sticky gums and food situations on seats.
I have a video where I reference the goo gone automotive in this video - ua-cam.com/video/RlHtIbmD-SI/v-deo.html
@@carlojoseph5858 Thank you for the the reply! Have a lovely rest of your day sir. :)
Ice helps make the gum hard and easier to get off
Use RUBBING ALCOHOL and a toothbrush to scrub the sticky away after peeling as much of the gum away as possible. Ice will make the gun hard enough to pull off with tweezers or needle nose pliers.
Carlo's Auto Detailing can i use soda bicarbonate to clean the dirt
Can I use the a normal vacuum to suck the water and dirt from the seats? I mean it's that ok? It won't broke the vacuum?
Best to use a wet\dry vac. I can't say if your vac will be okay to use.
Thanks
Mr. Joseph, thank you for the nice presentation. I have a dilemma, and I hope you see this comment. I have a car with light tan seats, and I have a few stains, believe it or not, some were caused by me trying to clean stains with water, but it caused even more stains. I do not have fancy equipment. Is there a chemical that I can buy at a local auto parts store to help get my stains out. The detail shop wanted $165 to do it. I don't have that kind of scratch. Thank you and to others who may have ideas. BMM
La’s totally awesome carpet or all purpose cleaner and a dollar tree microfibre towel with scrubbing. Grab your vacuum and try to suck all of the excess moisture out. Hopefully this works!
@@carlojoseph5858 Mr. Joseph, thank you. I will try it and will let you know the results. Thanks, BMM
@@carlojoseph5858 Mr Joseph, I tried the La's Cleaner and microfiber cloth. (I have pictures of it and my seats, before and after), and it was of ZERO, NO help at all. There was NO improvement. The only silver lining was the cleaner only cost me a $1 at the dollar store. Well, I guess you get what you pay for.
@@carlojoseph5858 Mr Joseph, I tried the La's Cleaner and microfiber cloth. (I have pictures of it and my seats, before and after), and it was of ZERO, NO help at all. There was NO improvement. The only silver lining was the cleaner only cost me a $1 at the dollar store. Well, I guess you get what you pay for.
@@wkrp71 sounds like you need a detailer if that did not help! Sometimes it’s best to let us do it!
hey! i hope u will be able to answer, can i do all this without vacuuming it at the end, does it affect it in some way? because i dont have the right vacuum and i want to clean the seats and i like the results without the vacuuming, is it alright to just air dry the seats?
and is there any alternative other than vacuuming the liquid out of the seats
100%. Leave the windows down a crack overnight. It should air dry.
@@pik9luke the microfiber cloth will pickup alot of liquid. However you still need to vaccum.
My seats aren't stained, but the fabric is hard and matted. How would you clean fabric to make it soft again? It seems like the previous owner used dish soap to clean them.
It probably needs a professional extraction- you might be solid to do a run through with APC and hot water
I spilt apple sauce and use turtle wax which was recommended to me and I have a huge stain now. And before I had a who cream stain as well and used a leather seat cleaner by mistake. What would you recommend
La's Totally awesome cleaner- Link is in Bio for amazon purchase :)
I wonder if adding white vinegar into the mix would help with cleaning and eliminating smells?
You mentioned you wouldn't use dish soap. How about diluted laundry detergent?
For heavy carpet stains yes- for cloth seats no
Do you know how to remove dry hand sanitizer from cloth seats? Mine looks likes permanent and I tried to get a detailed to get it off and they can't
I just bought a used car. It was a hunting suv. We are talking serious red mud. Where would you start?
Can I use a regular household vacuum or will it mess up the vacuum? And if I just cleaned the stained area would it leave a water stain? Should I clean the whole seat?
Only a wet/dry vac will work. Yours might be okay but only if it's able to suck up water and soap as well! As long as you are using an APC it shouldn't leave a stain. :)
You said the purpose of the steamer was to get the salt out. But I don’t quite understand why you steam the seat if there is no salt there. Can you please explain?
Good question! - I meant that steam can help get salt out of carpets\cloth in general, if you check out my channel I have a video specifically for salt removal techniques with and without a steamer on car carpets. In this video I just use the steam as an 'extra' step to help disinfect the seats further as it also kills 99.9% of germs, makes them smell fresh and new and not to mention it helps in the stain removal process. Hope that helps!
i was going to pay 120 for a interior detailing.... anyways i’m on my way to meijer now 😂😂😂
Im glad I could be of help. But also it is important to support your local detailer! Choose a small guy like me ! :)
This was fire 🔥
can you put some cleaning agent into the steamer and also use the steam on plastics and rubber to get all of the grease and shit off?
No need to put it into the steam cleaner. Just use a microfiber towel with an APC and wipe down before and even after steam cleaning. The hot water in the steam is more than enough.
You can use the steam itself to clean most dirt on rubber/plastic surfaces
How do you get the smell out of the cloth seats from someone who smoked. I bought a used truck and the person that owned it before smoked and I need to have it detailed
Exactly what you said Joanne, you most likely need to have it detailed. Aside from the smoke smell they can properly and professionally disinfect it for you much better than you could at home because of their tools and experience.
Could you drop a link to buy the steamer
"H20 HD" steamer
how do I get my hubby’s blue jean dye off my brand new traverse chi colored seats😱
Try La's Totally awesome cleaner - most dollar trees will have them for 1.25$
Please mention how many micrfibre towels you use (a few, 10 15, 20...) so the viewer will know if he should buy more towels.
"We're JUST gonna agitate the stain... JUST agitate it." Felt like a Bob Ross show!
We don't make stains, just happy little accidents! ...... OK, it does *not* land like Bob Ross in this context!
does this process also work for black car seats? thank you
Absolutely it does ! As soon as you see soap suds from your cleaner, you know its working.
No. Only front passenger seat. If you even think about trying the back seats I'll call the authorities on you
Any recommendations for seats that seem to be rayon material? Just water stains these seats!
This technique can be applied to all materials of seats.
Can you use purple blaster to clean seats?
I'm not familiar with this product, could you share it with me? I may just not have it here with me in Canada.
Where can you get all purpose cleaner?
literally anywhere
Maguire brand is amazing!
Does black cloth get stained with the all purpose cleaner?
Nope! it shouldn't
Did it work?
I missed the part where you say why not use dish soap?
Hey! First portion of the video. I discuss why and give specific reasons as to why it may be better to use an APC.
@@carlojoseph5858 What All Purpose Cleaner? Brand?
Hey Carlos enjoy your vids many thanks ! One question what model steamer or what brand steamer is it?
I just put a link to it in the description box as well as the comments !
Wow who gave this guy access to my car seats to film this. 😮
Is the steam cleaner optional?
Of course, as I said in the video it's just something I wanted to show you guys. Some of the pros steam clean the seats to kill Germs and make it smell nice and clean.
what’s the name of that brush
Check them out on amazon! "Detailing brushes"
I use dawn dish soap and hot water .. on all my cars i resale works great folks
Hot water is great, but you might not be able to see the water\soap damage after time from the cars that you are reselling using that soap on! Thats when actual detailers have to fix the mistakes down the road..
Gonna give it a shot. Thanks for the vid!
Carlo you remind me of a young Bob Ross, if you don't know who he search him. Good job!
7:42 all the middle schoolers in the bathroom
Excellent job...thanks for the tips
Glad it was helpful!
People who eat in their cars and don't clean them, are even worse behind closed doors.
Your dirty, nasty car says Alot about you.
Someone had to say it 🤷🏻♂️
Thanks for sharing great video 👍
haha
I would use a drill with a scrub brush attachment. That is what I did with my seat. A lot less work.
Do you need a car vaccum or a regular one
as long as it is wet\dry! you are golden
What do I do if I dropped a lot of dish soap 🧼 😥 what should I do ??? 🤷♀️
Did you vacuum it up right away?
Bob Ross of car detailing👍🏽💪🏽
so funny! I'll take it :)
Don’t microfibers melt under high temps?
They can! But this steamer is nowhere near that high of temperature. This would even be safe to directly put on the seats but of course I don't recommend it
Use a lifting foam and or folex
Nice video.
Are you using a conventional vaccum cleaning or does yours aspire water as well?
I'd like to know this too
it is not an extractor. Just a regular wet\dry vac!
Is degreaser or diluted degreaser good?
Absolutely. Dilute as needed/necessary
Can I use any kind of multipurpose cleaner/ degreaser?
Any all purpose cleaner is good!
Can I use window cleaner?
No, steer far away from window cleaner. The ammonia and smell alone will stay in your seats. Not something you want!
Carlo Joseph thank you❕❤️
What brand of steamer is that?
Check out the h20 HD
Awesome! Can I adopt you?
I feel of wanting that steamer 😔.. Just bought second hand car and it smells old..
Steamers can breathe new life into any car.
Carlo Joseph what brand and model is that steamer
Replace the cabin air filter, too!
Good video! Well said!
Thanks Carlo!