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General => Detailing => Topic started by: Stokie Mac on 22 March 2012, 13:50
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Has anyone ever got Mould off their Car Seats??..
Thinking about swapping mine but the ones i looked at had White & Green Mould Spots/Stains on them..
Is there anyway i can get Rid Of it & Stop it from Coming back??..
Also will they smell or can you treat that too??..
Cheers..
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Try a wet vac with some all purpose cleaner.
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Must be some water getting in to make them damp?.
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As above, needs a wet vac running over it,In these situations plus I've had this on my audi I used brisk low foam and 2/3 capfuls of zoflora antibac,very effective at killing bacteria and leaves a nice fragrance whilst drying.
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As above, needs a wet vac running over it,In these situations plus I've had this on my audi I used brisk low foam and 2/3 capfuls of zoflora antibac,very effective at killing bacteria and leaves a nice fragrance whilst drying.
this :smiley:
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Must be some water getting in to make them damp?.
THIS. no point in doing anything til the cause has been rectified :smiley:
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Must be some water getting in to make them damp?.
THIS. no point in doing anything til the cause has been rectified :smiley:
dont think the seats are in his car :smiley:
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Must be some water getting in to make them damp?.
THIS. no point in doing anything til the cause has been rectified :smiley:
dont think the seats are in his car :smiley:
Correct mate..
The Mouldy ones are in a Garage at the min..
Havent got a Wet Vac so is there anything else i can do or shall i try & Rent one for a day??..
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well it still stands, if they are damp enough to be mouldy, you need to get them dried out before starting to CLEAN them
clean them as much as you like with a Wet vac. but it wont FULLY dry them. thus the mold will return if you havent dried them out properly
get the seats out in the sun this weekend to fully dry them out, then clean them, then keep them inside.
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