Cleaning rear airbag seatbelts

[carymccarr]

Odd question I know. But the seatbelts need to be cleaned and I’m curious if anyone has done this with success. The material is odd and I’m nervous to use water etc as I think someone the staining is from kids hopping in the car wet after the pool/lake.




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[NukeLife]

I’d probably try my handheld Shark steam cleaner.

 

[99WhiteC5Coupe]

Odd question I know. But the seatbelts need to be cleaned and I’m curious if anyone has done this with success. The material is odd and I’m nervous to use water etc as I think someone the staining is from kids hopping in the car wet after the pool/lake.




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Over the years I have had very good results with K2r spray spot cleaner. It is a dry-clean type of cleaner, which dries quickly and then is vacuumed away.

I have never used it on the 4th generation rear seat belt cover, but you could buy a can and try it at the top or bottom of the seat belt cover.

It is available in most grocery stores, and stores such as Meijer, Target, etc. - and online at Amazon.com

 

[aporthole]

I’d be hesitant to use anything harsh on the seat belts, especially the airbag ones. I’d probably start as gentle as possible and see how that goes. I’d mix up a warm water solution with some regular laundry detergent or dish soap and a high quality microfiber cloth to dip in the solution and scrub the belt. Once clean, “rinse” out the soapy solution with a clean cloth dipped in fresh water.

 

[Sunflowergirl]

I’d be hesitant to use anything harsh on the seat belts, especially the airbag ones. I’d probably start as gentle as possible and see how that goes. I’d mix up a warm water solution with some regular laundry detergent or dish soap and a high quality microfiber cloth to dip in the solution and scrub the belt. Once clean, “rinse” out the soapy solution with a clean cloth dipped in fresh water.

10 parts water 1 part simple green And a brush will work wonders on that color. Then either air dry or vacuum dry