Leather car seats are durable and stylish and also very easy to care for. You haven't cleaned the interior of your car for a long time? Express.de spoke to Lynsey Queen of Clean, This Morning's cleaning expert (@lynsey_queenofclean on Instagram) to find out how to clean YOUR leather car seats in five easy steps.
According to Cars Direct, we should all clean our cars every three months.
The exact frequency of cleaning will of course depend on how often you drive the car and the people who drive it.
You may need to clean your car more thoroughly if your children or pets are regularly in the back seats.
Express.de reveals the four steps to cleaning your car's leather seats from start to finish, according to cleaning expert Lynsey Queen of Clean.
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Once you've removed all of the crumbs and debris from your car, it's time to clean the seats.
For leather seats you only need a leather cleaner or a mixture of detergent or dish soap and water.
Instructions vary from product to product, but in general you need to gently clean your seats with a leather cleaner and a soft, clean cloth.
You can use upholstery cleaners and sprays on other seat materials.
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While this step isn't necessary, it's a good idea to condition your leather seats after you've cleaned them.
Lease Fetcher recommends using coconut oil or olive oil to maintain the leather.
First test the oil on a small, inconspicuous area and, if successful, apply the oil in small amounts with a dry cloth to the remaining seats.
For additional security, you can also use a suitable leather care product.
Massage in, leave on for 5 to 10 minutes, then wipe off the excess.
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