Weird question/problem

[bbjoop]

I recently was transporting a big box of chicken breasts to a restaurant that I work for, and the freaking juices of the "raw" chicken spilled on my back seat. I have wiped it off, but I know there is still harmful bacteria lurking on the seat. Is there anything I can use to disinfect the seat? The seat is cloth.



Thanks in advance.

 

[audicoupej]

Steam clean it. Lysol might help too.

 

[bbjoop]

Anything else I can do other then steam clean?

 

[bill57]

Do you want to disinfect or clean, or both?

 

[bbjoop]

I just want to disinfect it so nobody gets sick from the possible bacteria on the seat.

 

[03TLS]

They would have to lick the seats in order for them to get sick. Even then they are probably safe.

 

[bbjoop]

They would have to lick the seats in order for them to get sick. Even then they are probably safe.

I'm more worried about the stuff I put onto the seat, etc and people who touch the seat with there hands which is pretty normal.

 

[03TLS]

I dont really think you have to worry about anybody getting physically ill but yeah you would want to clean it to avoid any odors or stains. I would use some lysol etc to disinfect it then any cloth cleaner to get it out.

 

[velobard]

I'd say use an extraction machine with some sort of anti-bacterial cleaner instead of the usual cleaning solution.

 

[David703]

Maybe you could get a clothes iron from your house and put it on steam. That should take care of it, iron the seat for a minute.