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Old Jan 17th, 2019, 16:00   #1
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Question Interior fabric cleaning

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Can seats' fabric / upholstery be steam cleaned? My Volvo V50 is from 2006 and a deep clean of the inside seat upholstery would be great if possible.

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Yes it can and is usually works very well... I use a Polti vaporetto steam cleaner but I follow up immediately with a good vacuuming (from a wet capable vacuum of course). On really heavy stains I let a weak soap mix or upholstry cleaner soak in first.

It takes a long time to to a full car including carpets but the results can be "as-new".

My favorite quick tactic is to take the seats out and power wash them.... but you need to be able to leave them somewhere warm for a few days to dry out.
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Hello Tannaton, thank you the reply. I have only just seen your reply so sorry for not saying thank you earlier.
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