Are you having trouble with car stains?
Let’s take a deeper dive and examine the top 3 most common stains in vehicles, and what you can do to fix them.
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Coffee Stains
Did you know that coffee is the most common stain in car interiors across the nation? Don’t be too concerned if your cup of coffee spills on to your seats. First, blot the coffee immediately. It is easier to clean a new coffee stain than old, dried coffee. Spray upholstery cleaner or a mixture consisting of one-third vinegar, two-thirds water and a few drops of dish soap to clean it. Rinse the area with clean water. Blot the area with a towel until any brown coffee stains are gone.
If a stale coffee stain still remains, you can sprinkle baking soda over the coffee stain and vacuum it up.
Food Stains
Everyone has been guilty of eating in our cars from time to time. As with coffee stains on car upholstery. The best thing to do is to quickly blot the stain. To remove the stain, use a car upholstery cleaner. Use a brush to scrub the stain. Rinse with clean water using a microfiber towel. You can use a hair dryer at a low setting to dry.
Pet Stains
To remove pet stains from your vehicle upholstery, you can use a roll paper towel to wipe away excess moisture, liquid, club soda and an enzyme cleaner.
You can also use equal amounts of white vinegar and water if you don’t own pet enzyme cleaner. Baking soda and a vacuum can take care of any residual smells. Hydrogen peroxide can be used to disinfect.
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# How To Remove Coffee Stains From Car Seats ?