Things You'll Need:
- Toothbrush
- Upholstery cleaner
- Papertowels
- Clean white towel
- Fan or blowdryer(optional)
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Step 1
Blot the stain with paper towels to prepare the stain for cleaning. Continue blotting until you have removed as much og the liquid as you can with the paper towels. For cleaning you will need a vehicle upholstery cleaner. You can find many different options at your local auto parts store. Spray the upholstery cleaner onto the stain and allow it to soak into the fabric for about 10 minutes.
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Step 2
Take an old toothbrush and scrub the stained area with it. Scrub in a circular motion from the outside of the stain toward the inside of the stain. Scrubbing from the inside out can result in the stain becoming larger. Use medium pressure when scrubbing. You want to remove the stain without damaging your fabric. Scrub over the whole stain once and then blot with a clean white towel. The towel should pick up the cleaner and the liquid from the stain.
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Step 3
Continue blotting the stain until you can no longer pick up any liquid. Spray the stain again and scrub it with the toothbrush one more time. Use a clean towel again to pick up the cleaner and the stain. Keep blotting until your towel comes up clean.
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Step 4
Allow the area to air dry or use a cool fan or blow dryer to dry the area. It may take a few hours for the area to dry completely.
Comments
luv2blog said
on 7/7/2008 Thanks!
jamaclassics said
on 10/24/2007 Great discription of cleaning a liquid spill! I like Resolve Heavy Traffic Spotter (smells good) and white detail cloths, so you can see the spill as it comes out. The best part, the seat is nearly dry after because you didn't overwet it. Moms rule!