moldy rear seats.
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moldy rear seats.
i took my interior apart to bring the car to a paint shop and to throughly clean it. but i stores my seats in the basement and now theres mold on them. is there any products you would suggest for cleaning off mold on seats? and help is appreciated thanks
Hmm...
That makes it more risky. If it was out of sight out of mind... you could put stuff on it and be done not having to worry about what it looks like.
This website and others (I just googled "how to get mold out of fabric") and this came up...
http://moldblogger.com/how-to-remove...from-clothing/
But I'd be very cautious... try everything in a hidden spot.
That makes it more risky. If it was out of sight out of mind... you could put stuff on it and be done not having to worry about what it looks like.
This website and others (I just googled "how to get mold out of fabric") and this came up...
http://moldblogger.com/how-to-remove...from-clothing/
But I'd be very cautious... try everything in a hidden spot.
Vacuum the seats thoroughly, use vinegar in a spray bottle and spray directly onto the mold and all around it. Let that sit for awhile then wipe it off, use warm water in and wipe down the seats very good. (better yet, if you have access to it, a steam cleaner will work better....) After the wipe down with warm water, vacuum off with a wet vac. Let 'em dry out in the open for a day.
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Steam is the best/easiest way to clean upholstery, without worry of ruining the seat. But steam may not kill all the mold and the spores. Vinegar will do that, and you'd really have to pour it onto the fabric by the bottle to wreck it.



