Mulewhisperer

I have a few muddy water spots on the rear seats. I've tried warm water and scrubbing and warm water with a little soap. They disappear and come back when they dry. I have yes essential seats.

Any ideas?

snowbdr88

Bump for the same issue!

Locklain

Tuff Stuff upholstery cleaner works great. Try it in a spot that isn't visible first since it can be a little on the harsh side.

JEEP THRILLS

If it doesn't come out easily its probably not mud. Mine clean up great

pastorsteve

You might just be rubbing the soil in. Try a heat extractor at the local car wash and get it really wet with hot water and extract it. If is't oil based you might have trouble as with any fabric.

Robb-52h

as Billy Mays would say...."try oxyclean".

no seriously, that stuff works pretty good. i have been amazed at some of the stuff that it would get out. i would try a small area though as i dont know if it would discolor anything. but i use it on carpets alot becuase of my stupid-puking cat.

also would recommend one of those wet/dry vacs. i still use oxyclean from time to time...but having one of those bissel clean machines make dealing with puke-cat alot easier.

cpobr

Get industrial strength. Two old puke-cats & an old puke-pee dog. Tough on carpets & car seats.

RobtTxRubi

Ditto on the Oxy-Clean, and lots of water, don't worry it'll dry.

Atl JK

I love my Yes Essentials. I trash my Jeep when camping and offroading and it cleans up like new.

Other than the cheap plastics that scratch too easily, but that's a different thread...