Do you clean your car occasionally? Well when you do, do you pay special attention to your seats? It’s good doing it once in a while because it really feels nice sitting in a cleaned, fresh car, taking a deep breath, free of dust and any odours. You should also keep them clean because they have free contact with your clothes and skin. Here are some steps how to easily do that:

• As a first step remove all of your personal items and trash from all the car seats. After that vacuum all the seats. If you have any attachments to your vacuum for upholstery you can use it. It will help.
• After that look at the seats to see if there are any stains that need extra cleaning, or any damaged surfaces.
• Use upholstery cleaners for cleaning the seats. I’ve heard that from cleaning experts in Coldharbour. Use a small brush to work the cleaner in. extra scrub, where necessary. If this doesn’t work you can use a spot remover. Remember to wipe any extra cleaner away with a white cloth.
• If you want you can now vacuum the floor, after removing all the mats. Use the same products if there are any stains on the floor as well.
• Before you rinse the products, the cleaners from Coldharbour remind that you should first look at the label, because many cleaners do not need rinsing, if so just leave them to dry. If it is required, use water and a wet vacuum. While drying you should leave windows open so that mold and odour don’t occur.

After finishing with the cleaning, your car should look and feel much better. Just give a last look over every seat to see if you have missed anything and you are ready to go.