how to clean cloth seats?
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I don't think sticky rollers or vacuuming will get out water mark stains... 
Actually, I take a leaf blower to it most of the time to get out the dust and other loose debris.
A follow-up: I got one of those portable cleaners. It seemed to just move the water marks around. I doesn't suck real great, which sucks
Actually, I take a leaf blower to it most of the time to get out the dust and other loose debris.A follow-up: I got one of those portable cleaners. It seemed to just move the water marks around. I doesn't suck real great, which sucks
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I don't think sticky rollers or vacuuming will get out water mark stains... Actually, I take a leaf blower to it most of the time to get out the dust and other loose debris.
A follow-up: I got one of those portable cleaners. It seemed to just move the water marks around. I doesn't suck real great, which sucks
Actually, I take a leaf blower to it most of the time to get out the dust and other loose debris.A follow-up: I got one of those portable cleaners. It seemed to just move the water marks around. I doesn't suck real great, which sucks
Don't use those granny machines! I use a 6hp shop vac, it sucks! 
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Back in the days, when I had to clean cloth seats, I was ending up by removing them, then pressure washing them with brush and soap. Altrough I don't know how the seats with bunch of electronics will behave on that... I did it to old fashioned seats..
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