Difficulty: Moderately Easy
Things You’ll Need:
- Vacuum
- Vacuum hose and attachments
- Clean, soft cloths
- Compressed air
- Synthetic lubrication
Step1
Remove all garbage and debris from the floor of the car. Remove the floor mats.
Step2
Vacuum the floor of the car. Use a wand attachment that is small enough to fit in tight places. Vacuum all around each car seat track.
Step3
Blow out small debris with compressed air. Move the seat all the way forward and backward, spraying compressed air in the front and back of the track.
Step4
Vacuum the carpet and tracks again, removing any remaining dust and debris that was blown out with the air.
Step5
Use a soft, clean cloth to wipe the tracks clean. Move the seats completely forward and backward to be sure that the entire track is clean.
Step6
Use a damp cloth to remove any tough buildup or stains from the car seat tracks. Completely dry each track with a clean, dry cloth.
Step7
Lubricate the tracks with a synthetic lubricating spray. Wipe up excess lubrication with a clean, dry cloth.
Comments
pmoncoeur said
on 5/21/2008 I just never had time to get down there and do it...
LindaBlandino said
on 1/12/2008 I tried it and it worked. THANKS!
LindaBlandino said
on 1/12/2008 I tried it and it worked. THANKS!
pai2652 said
on 10/27/2007 How do I get a buttery stain out of my carseat