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Picked up some breadsticks for dinner Sunday, and the wife held em for the few blocks home. Well, she called me yesterday about a new stain on the passenger seat... sure enough. My guess is the bag leaked all the buttery-goodness all over the seat, and now there is a stain the size of a dinner plate in a rig that has 5K miles on it. :angryfire:

Anybody have much luck with any interior or upholstery stain removers? I'm sure it is too late, but figured I'd ask. I hate seat covers, and like the stock seats, but I'm thinking it may be my only option. ~Steve
 

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i am a chef so i have to get out greasy stains al the time.....


add 1 oz of DEGREASER to a 16 oz mild soap soultion...

dont use an orange cleaner, or carpet cleaner.....you need a dedicated DEGREASER to break down the grease in the seat...


for he mild soap... just use either dish soap or laundry detergent....


hope it helps
 

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yeah after the degreaser and mild detergent, I would use a steam cleaner to get as much back out of the seat as possible. I have a Bissel little green, about $60 at home depot, walmart, wherever, works like a champ on all my stains. I have 2 kids, so I've had to use it on the truck several times.

good luck!
 

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Zout, a clothing stain remover, will remove pen. Spray, let sit/soak, wipe and blot up, and repeat if necessary. But be careful and perhaps try it first on a hidden section on upholstery. It may fade some fabrics and I haven't tried it on my X. It worked in my Integra though.
 

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Windex will get out most spots.
 

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ive used Blue Magic from AutoZone or PepBoys even wal mart carries it. on the can it says "removes blood stains" so i bought it haha
i too had the greasy stain on my passenger seat. sprayed this on it, scrubed with a brush and wiped clean.
 

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I have had success with what Smthrde recommended but never tried it on something absorbent like seat cushions. If that does not get it, then try Folex (http://www.folexcompany.com/). We use this stuff A LOT around the house. With two dogs having a combined weight over 110 pounds, we clean up all kinds of things. Everything from mud to a lizard that was not digestable. Folex works everytime and the stains do not come back later. You can get it at Lowe's, Target, etc.
 
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