We just had to replace a rear seatbelt in our car. We had it professionally fitted and its a little grubby....
What can I use to clean it up? I thought hot soapy water and just let it air dry but any recommendations?
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We just had to replace a rear seatbelt in our car. We had it professionally fitted and its a little grubby....
What can I use to clean it up? I thought hot soapy water and just let it air dry but any recommendations?
Baby wipes will probably work just as well and may be easier for you. Otherwise I'm a soapy water fan.
Baby wipes or eucalyptus oil (but if you use the oil remember to air out the car for a while)