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Cleaning Beige Seatbelts and leather
Lord_Lardington
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I think this belongs in OS rather than motoring.
I’ve recently acquired a car with a beige (not as bad as it sounds) interior.
Its not in bad nick but the seatbelts are decidedly dirty/grubby. I’d appreciate some advice on how to clean them without harming them.
Also, the beige leather has some creases that are a little dark, tips on cleaning those (it may be impossible I guess) also welcomed.
Ta
I’ve recently acquired a car with a beige (not as bad as it sounds) interior.
Its not in bad nick but the seatbelts are decidedly dirty/grubby. I’d appreciate some advice on how to clean them without harming them.
Also, the beige leather has some creases that are a little dark, tips on cleaning those (it may be impossible I guess) also welcomed.
Ta
My eyes! The goggles do nothing!
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I had a cream leather settee, and used to clean it with leather wipes from the pound shop. I found that Jeans were the worst for making it grubby. maybe some plastic on them would help?I Believe in saving money!!!:T
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That's brilliant, thanks.My eyes! The goggles do nothing!0
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