We know that a carseat can take a beating. Am I right? There's usually a build-up of dirt, dust, crud, and stains on your seats.
If this ever happens to you, I've got some good news. Apparently, there's a simple hack to get your seats all cleaned up and looking like new. Check this out!
After a recent camping trip, she found her car's seats in pretty crummy condition. So she decided to put a hack she heard about to the ultimate cleaning test.
Um, what? Have you ever heard of such a thing? I have to admit, I have not. Could this trick actually work? Let's find out.
Then she sprayed it and rubbed it over the seats with her hands. I bet she probably used the whole can. I would be surprised if she didn't. After all, you want to make sure you cover it all.
I don't know about you, but this kind of sounds fun to me. It's almost like you're giving your car a sponge bath, no? Ha, ha!
She took the filter out of her vacuum. Then, she pretty much vacuumed up any water she could get out. After that, she just let the seats fully dry — and the result surprised even her.
This lady's seats were all clean and stain-free. Wow! Are you surprised by that? I have to admit that I am. I wasn't sure if this hack would work out as well as it did.
The post got a lot of comments from people who were definitely wowed by this. They want to try this trick on their car's dirty seats.
Some people really wanted to see if it works as well as she describes. I suppose it would have been cool if she had a video. Am I right?
They suggested that for this to really work, you have to take that extra step and vacuum the seats to suck out all the water out of them.
Then later, the stain will most likely return. Oh, we don't want that to happen. Am I right? All that hard work would then have been for nothing. This is such a good tip.
I hadn't even thought of that. She just gave me a great idea. Our carpet is definitely in need of a good cleaning.
Ha, ha! This can come in handy if you have a pet or even a pesky baby. I mean, if it works, it works. I think it's worth a try.
Lots of people are very excited to try this hack themselves. I guess a lot of us get things spilled on those car seats, huh?
Do you think it actually works? Have you ever heard of it or tried it yourself? I want to get a second opinion or two before I try it out on our car's seats, hee, hee!
