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What's the best home remedy to get stains out of car seats?

I want to get rid of some stains on my car's seats, but I don't want to pay for expensive cleaners. Are there any home remedies that will work?

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Eric Schad · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
Stains on your car seats can mar the appearance of your car and may even lower the
retail value
of your car. But with a few home remedies, you can get the stain out and avert a minor crisis! To get rid of stains without paying tons of money for cleaners, just follow these steps:
  • Mix about a cup of vinegar in a bucket with hot water and a few drops of dish soap
  • Vacuum the affected area to remove any debris
  • Apply the cleaner and blot the stain
  • Scrub gently with a microfiber towel
  • Repeat as necessary
By following these steps, you can get most stains out of your car seats. In the future, being careful with food and drink can keep your car safe from being stained in the first place!
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Happy cleaning!
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