soiled my seats
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evening guys and girls. so last night i decided to take the girlfriend out for a meal and the cinema which was all very nice. however after returning home as my lovely girlfriend exited the car i noticed that she had sat on some chocolate coated raisens which had melted themslves into my lovely alcantara seats . so now it looks like someones taken a dump !in the passenger seat! so my next question is whats the best way to clean then
? and any tips on an appropriate punishment for the culprit. dont hold back guys and girls all suggestions welcome (for punishments )
? and any tips on an appropriate punishment for the culprit. dont hold back guys and girls all suggestions welcome (for punishments )
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evening guys and girls. so last night i decided to take the girlfriend out for a meal and the cinema which was all very nice. however after returning home as my lovely girlfriend exited the car i noticed that she had sat on some chocolate coated raisens which had melted themslves into my lovely alcantara seats . so now it looks like someones taken a dump !in the passenger seat! so my next question is whats the best way to clean then
? and any tips on an appropriate punishment for the culprit. dont hold back guys and girls all suggestions welcome (for punishments )
? and any tips on an appropriate punishment for the culprit. dont hold back guys and girls all suggestions welcome (for punishments )
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I would be very wary of using a "cleaning product" on alcantara as
it is easily damaged.
I had cause to remove a stain from my passenger seat recently and
clean warm water and a microfibre cloth worked a treat, using a
dabbing motion.
it is easily damaged.
I had cause to remove a stain from my passenger seat recently and
clean warm water and a microfibre cloth worked a treat, using a
dabbing motion.
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Put an ice cube first on it to loosen the Er chocolate ( we believe you )
Use a stanly knife blade try ti scrape the top layer off gently
As posted earlier
Dab it with a white cloth
Don't rub as it goes into cloth take another new piece of cloth to the same area untill clean
Once it's off let it dry then you might have to get a stain devil to clean it
Use a stanly knife blade try ti scrape the top layer off gently
As posted earlier
Dab it with a white cloth
Don't rub as it goes into cloth take another new piece of cloth to the same area untill clean
Once it's off let it dry then you might have to get a stain devil to clean it
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Put an ice cube first on it to loosen the Er chocolate ( we believe you )
Use a stanly knife blade try ti scrape the top layer off gently
As posted earlier
Dab it with a white cloth
Don't rub as it goes into cloth take another new piece of cloth to the same area untill clean
Once it's off let it dry then you might have to get a stain devil to clean it
Use a stanly knife blade try ti scrape the top layer off gently
As posted earlier
Dab it with a white cloth
Don't rub as it goes into cloth take another new piece of cloth to the same area untill clean
Once it's off let it dry then you might have to get a stain devil to clean it
it is chocolate lol. think im gonna try just warm water first as i dont wanna **** the seat up using chemicals if possible. the missus is feeling a bit humble now
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Autobrite upholstery cleaner worked best for me when getting rid of some old stains that wouldn't come off with hot soapy water.
http://www.autobritedirect.co.uk/ind...y-cleaner.html
http://www.autobritedirect.co.uk/ind...y-cleaner.html
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