How To Clean A Chevy Cruz’S Interior Seats?

This video provides a detailed guide on how to deep clean leather car seats and remove stains and dirt. The process involves gathering fabric-specific cleaning solution spray, an interior brush with soft or medium-stiff bristles, and microfiber towels. Allow ample time for the seats to dry before using a soft interior brush to get a thorough clean.

The first step is to vacuum the seats with the hose attachment to remove crumbs and other debris. Then, use the right products for your seat material to clean them, such as a car vacuum, compressed air duster or interior brush, steam cleaner (optional), and microfiber cloth.

To clean leather seats, remove any change, receipts, and junk stored in the area between the seats. Use a microfiber cloth and soft-bristled brush to gently clean the leather. Leather conditioner helps keep leather seats supple and prevent cracking.

For best results, use a cordless handheld vacuum with the hose attachment. Use a microfiber cloth soaked in cold water to scrub and wipe the dirt off. Mix 1 cup of vinegar, a few drops of dish soap, and a gallon of hot water to apply the mixture onto the seats and scrub with a brush. Rinse with clean water and a microfiber towel to remove the dirt and suds.

Newer seats use a pull string for easier cleaning. Wash seat covers in the washing machine, sometimes 2-3 times with detergent and a color-safe bleach. All you need are white microfiber cloths, leather-safe soap, a soft scrub brush, and leather conditioner to remove most stains. Use a vacuum cleaner hose on all seating surfaces and pay special attention to any crevices in the seats.