Superbee, certainly not trying to dissuade you on the Xtra Duty, but merely offering what I believe to be a viable alternative and definitely should be more readily available...Blue Coral Dri-Clean. It has been a long time performer for me.
Yup, I saw your posts about the Blue Coral, and have already ordered some from amazon.
Its no problem. I use the stuff like a religion and always keep a ton of it around. Mr Clean's suggestion of Blue Coral is an excellent alternative, and it even smells nice (Xtra Duty doesnt really have a scent). Both are great products.
Really do appreciate this! I'm out of town right now... when I get home, I'll send ya a PM.
The Blue Coral is some nice stuff; I also like and use a lot of the Turtle Wax offering, called either PowerOUT! or Interior1 depending on where you buy it. Has oxi-clean type agents in it as well as an odor eliminator, works excellent on heavy stained spots.
Thanks, Charlie, I'll plan on picking some of those products up, as well.
I usually use my steamer for car interiors. Unfortunately, the last time I used it, it quit on me....permanently.
So now I'm on a dry foam kick... think I'll pick up quite a few different ones to try. They'll have their work cut out for them, as I haven't kept up on the interior of the wife's SUV since the steamer quit a bit over a year ago. My four year old (and her friends) have trashed the inside of it. Root beer on the headliner, seat belts, hard candy melted into various fabric pieces, old M&M's melted in hard to reach areas, crayon marks, felt marker stains, ice cream, etc.
The carpets will be a breeze; I have a full complement of Pro-Chem carpet products, but I'm concerned about the headliner, etc.
I'm really looking forward to trying out MrClean81's wool pad/rotary polisher method with the dry foam for general cleaning after hitting the tough spots.
