It’s inexpensive but pretty effective at cleaning and deodorizing stained seats.

Getting water stains out of car seats. Spray upholstery cleaner onto the seat. If you don’t remove excess dirt first, most of your effort will be removing dirt and not the water stain. (skip this step if you feel it’s unnecessary.) then, use a brush to gently.

Take a clean towel that is already. The excess moisture can cause ugly looking rings that ruin the look of your vehicle. Inside the spray bottle, mix white vinegar, club soda, and dish soap.

When you're done scrubbing, blot away the stain and cleaning product with a damp. Make a paste with baking soda and warm water, then scrub it onto the stain with a toothbrush. Vacuum the car’s seats to pick up any loose dirt or debris and scrape away.

Apply vinegar to the stains. Add one tablespoon cornstarch in 1/2 cup warm water in a spray bottle to make a solution. Mix 1/2 cup of vinegar with 2 cups of water in a spray bottle.

Liberally apply upholstery cleaner to the. The old trope that club soda gets stains out of. The entire process only takes a few minutes, plus the time it takes to air out your car.

Take a look at the vinegar solution. Water stains, pet stains, dirt, sand, salt—any of these can make your vehicle’s. Another diy way to get stains out of car seats is to use baking soda.