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Cleaning Seat belts - Lexusboy - 20-12-2017
Has anyone got any tips to clean seat belts mine are cream in colour?
Cleaning Seat belts - steviewevie - 20-12-2017
Use a *very* mild detergent and don't scrub hard. It's very important, for obvious reasons, not to weaken the fabric.
Cleaning Seat belts - jay_russell - 20-12-2017
you can take them out and soak them in vanish ..... let them dry and then fit them back.... did this one one of the little ones puked yogurt all over it while i was doing 240 kph
Cleaning Seat belts - steviewevie - 20-12-2017
jay_russell you can take them out and soak them in vanish ..... let them dry and then fit them back.... did this one one of the little ones puked yogurt all over it while i was doing 240 kph
Personally I wouldn't soak them in Vanish unless it was very very diluted.
Cleaning Seat belts - aaronabbott - 20-12-2017
yeah swap them to black like i did lol:thumbup:
Cleaning Seat belts - Bandit - 20-12-2017
I steam cleaned mine, using my steam cleaner and soft pads? mine were the black but the dirt that came out of them was amazing and they looked a lot fresher once they dried out :thumbup1:
Cleaning Seat belts - Lexusboy - 20-12-2017
Bandit i give the seatbelts a clean with my stream cleaner to see if i can get them cleaner.
I not going to do this until the weather changes a bit, its to cold at the moment for them to dry out
Cleaning Seat belts - Bandit - 20-12-2017
The way i did mine mate, was to pull the belt out a bit and lock it off using a peg that you use to hang the washing out with, so they didn't retract back into the unit? work your way down them with the cleaner on the top of the belt and a soft clean cloth behind the belt to catch any excess water and any dirt that's pushed through from the front and leave to dry out, when dry remove the peg and let them go back in :thumbup1:
Cleaning Seat belts - Lexusboy - 20-12-2017
:thumbup1:Thanks Mate for that tip.
Thank you for the other tips as well guys
Cleaning Seat belts - TM - 20-12-2017
:laugh:or ,.......clean your hands before :laugh::laugh: