[Evlkarl]

Just want to find out what you Guys/Girls using to clean the none leather seats. I always had leather in the car and it seems they are easier to clean. Since my Mini has been the transporter of choice lately I have to remove Basset Hound Slapper and the Hang Over make up from the Girlfriend from the Las Vegas Trip. I was thinking of warm water and some gentle soap but if anybody has a better idea please let me know. Thank you

 

[Desert Rat]

I've had good luck Lexol Vinylex, get it at most auto stores. Haven't had to remove anything major, but the dogs get foot prints on the rear panels when they look out the window. I put a seat cover on the rear seat so that stays pretty clean. I use it on the whole interior for the UV protection.

Lexol

 

[Evlkarl]

DR, thank you the next time I am in LV I pm you maybe I can hang with you on 1 of your outings. I had to hook up with some Buddies from the SLK Club and we had the Billy Idol Tickets. Great Show btw if you have a chance to see him go for it.

 

[Desert Rat]

Sounds good, drop me a PM next time you're coming to town.

 

[buz]

Baby wipes clean everything!

 

[Blat7Chris]

Baby wipes clean everything!

And contain oil :-(

I use an APC (All Purpose Cleaner), plenty on the market. I am currently using Bilt Hamber Surfex HD at 1-3% (97% water).

 

[02fanatic]

I second the use of Vinylex....used it for years...great product! Kudos for having a Basset.....maybe I told you before but we lost our Bailey right before last Christmas....after having her for almost 14 years, 3 months, life is just not the same! Bassets are "the best"!

 

[donnaj1dlh]

Baby wipes and a steam cleaner

 

[buz]

Another Bassett owner here so always on slobber cleaning duties. Gotta love 'em though

 

[webbrowan]

Thanks for the tip! I have also used baby wipes (more like regular wet wipes) which I find them to be too mild. They are able to get rid of light stains but tougher stains just seem to stay that way. I often leave them and they will eventually fade away (or I pretend not to see them) but at times they are such an eyesore!