zazen721

Hi all. Sad news. My friend threw up on my passenger seat. That will be the last time I bring my car to tailgate before a concert! So, does anyone have brush recommendations to clean vomit out of the little holes in the seat? All the liquid is gone but now there are white spots in most of the holes.

Sorry for the gross thread but towels and leather cleaner by themselves just don't work.

TallestTSX

Just use a good cleaner and a wet/dry vac to get it out. Just my 2 cents.

Sorry to hear that man. That sux.

zazen721

thanks for the sympathy. heh.

you mean get it wet again and then suck it out?

curls

Try posting this in Wash & Wax forum, but yeah I'd recommend a good leather cleaner liquid (Lexol is great!) and a soft bristle-brush, then wipe up with a good microfiber or terry cloth towel.

Allow to air-dry, then repeat. Then use the conditioner (Lexol, again, makes a great conditioner to accompany their cleaner).

zazen721

ah yes, i didnt even think of that forum, thanks.

lexol huh? thats similar to the zymol stuff i imagine. you dont recommend a wet/dry vac then? hrmm...

Vividi

go to your local pet shop and buy some enzymatic cleaner (removes urine ODOR and stains) Then spray it on and hope for the best. but first test in on an inconspicuous location.

greendestiny

i use lexol...seems to work fine...its scary first time spraying that thing on and wiping it. It gets all milky, white, and foamy. Then it clears up. Then condition it with Lexol leather condition and you'll be good as new.

rugbybrado

id make him pay to have it professionally clean.

TallestTSX

No no no. Make him pay you, THEN do it yourself. Make him pay for all of your cleaning supplies.

First of all, most professional cleaners won't do bodily fluids. Second, do you really trust someone else to clean it? I wouldn't.

sm2004

The Jiffy Lube by me had no complaints about cleaning my buddy's truck after he puked all over himself, the doors, and the dash after he left my house... I'd definitely pay someone to do that job

CGTSX2004

iTrader: (1)

That's where it belongs. Plus, you'll get the help of the pro detailers and see what they say about it.