DIY Car Upholstery Cleaner: Make Your Interior Look Brand New

[@paulas7577]

This stuff really works better than any cleaner I've tried. It's amazing

[@alexhu765]

-1 Cup Hrdrogen Peroxide -3 Tbs. Dish Soap (Perferably clear) -2 Tbs. Vinegar Then fill to 16 Ounce line in Spray Bottle with Hot Water

[@AhmedMohamed-nr7ti]

How many water ml ?

[@luisaaguilarmoyeda9420]

It really worked...my car was very grimy, and after the solution on it, I brushed it and it came off...!! Thanks.

[@macc240038]

I just use white vinegar , water and little soap. What i do different is i get a bunch of white towels and i wipe the seats down after i give a light scrub. Leave the windows open to let the vinrgar smell disapate . Might take a day or two.

[@sheritaa3032]

Thx. Will be trying this!

[@urbanmarvel4209]

Um, Don't mix hydrogen peroxide and vinegar together in the same mixture. This can create peracetic acid, which may be toxic and can irritate your throat and lungs, eyes and skin.

[@lydiabriggs1546]

I tried this in my car, which was very dirty! It worked well, however I had an issue trying to get out a coffee stain. A whole cup of coffee had spilled on the seat, and every time I scrubbed, the coffee would come out and then the brush and foam turned black and spread all over the seat. I felt like I was just scrubbing it around. How do I actually get it out of the seat? I tried wiping the scrub foam with paper towels and they turned black every time, but it was an endless task and there is still tons of coffee in the seat after a few hours of scrubbing! Thank you! I would love any tips!! :D

[@professionalgago]

bringing to a professional detailer would probably be your last resort

[@normalisoy1561]

do you rinse afterward? I find that if the soap is left on, the residue attracts dirt quicker

[@markesguerra955]

I would leave the hydrogen peroxide out and replace it with alcohol, peroxide can stain and eat through some certain fabrics

[@Bigjamez2011]

mark esguerra not to mention inhaling it isn’t good

[@balledout30]

What type of alcohol?

[@maybe2714]

@@balledout30 he meant 70% rubbing alcohol. Which is what stained my car and I’m on here trying to find a stain remover for it 😂

[@no_handle_required]

Peroxide and vinegar without extraction. No.

[@edrock26]

Excellent tutorial! Thank You!

[@jeffroberts760]

TFG have you ever used this in an upholstery/carpet cleaning machine? If so, did it foam like crazy or was it okay?

[@xtrobex9599]

I have kept uskng this everytime i clean my car

[@mikeeye4563]

No way would I use peroxide on my black fabric.

[@toml.8210]

The peroxide is very dilute, so it only helps to get the dirt to loosen, so you can remove it. It's probablthe 5% type, not the medicinal 30% peroxide.

[@CarlosAlvarado-sf6km]

Thank you - Mrs Ginger because some of the six and seven dollar cans of cleaner from auto parts stores not that effective

[@jameswallace2902]

Worked very well! Thank you!

[@Bigjamez2011]

Pressure wash the floor mats

[@dunlaptt]

👍 Ginger👌

[@zp944]

Thank you for using peroxide and not baking soda

[@chata313]

Your car is clean already.. Wtf🤷

[@MikeThaPhilosopher]

Thinking the same lol

[@SCHEY101]

Nice work, just one thing there are a lot of people out there who use the metric system.

[@nancybrowning3380]

have you tried it on the carpets in your car?

[@dannysells9761]

not dirty before not dirty after. what an amazing way to create not a thing / nothing.

[@anekata217]

you got to see a doctor to repair your eyes, or perhaps your brain

[@tes5033]

Hi there, the hydrogen peroxide ate through the piece of clothes I used to clean with. Now I'm worried about my couch did that happen to you. I used the 3% hydrogen peroxide by the way.

[@WizzRacing]

You add water to it. Then let it sit for 1min.. Then use a rag to dry it.

[@wonderwhy5824]

Pretty girl!