DJsDetails
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These are from a Suburban where kids had destroyed the back seat. Front seats came just as clean. Leather was caked with grime from car seats and there were spilled juices everywhere. That part was easy, but from hauling fire wood, there was dried sap down in the pile of the carpet. To remove, I soaked in water, then had a blow dryer to heat it, a stiff brush, and a vac to get it out.
I should have taken more pics of this process but what I did was tied twine from the coat hanger holder things across the back. Then I hung the blow dryer from the twine right over where I was working to keep constant heat on it. Then I was just kept working it with the brush and vac and it all came out. A proper heated extractor would have been nice.
I should have taken more pics of this process but what I did was tied twine from the coat hanger holder things across the back. Then I hung the blow dryer from the twine right over where I was working to keep constant heat on it. Then I was just kept working it with the brush and vac and it all came out. A proper heated extractor would have been nice.