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Reddit mentions of Bissell 14Q7 Crud Suds Foaming Carpet and Upholstery Cleaner, 12-Ounce
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We found 1 Reddit mentions of Bissell 14Q7 Crud Suds Foaming Carpet and Upholstery Cleaner, 12-Ounce. Here are the top ones.
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- Foaming action cleans tough pet stains like vomit, urine, mud & feces
- Specially designed for fabrics โ foam & built in, rinsable brush cleans without saturating
- Patented odor elimination leaves a fresh, clean scent
- Discourages pets from resoiling the same area
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Specs:
| Color | Gray Black |
| Height | 11.25 Inches |
| Length | 2.25 Inches |
| Weight | 0.75 Pounds |
| Width | 3 Inches |
Okay... help. I almost made an individual post, but saw the rules. I haven't detailed before, it may be a long term goal but more for insides only. But heres my situation: I have a leased car, and in a few months it goes back to the dealership. I already know I'm going to get fined for mileage and a scratch on my driver's side mirror (accidentally scraped a wall), so I'm trying to minimize the rest. The problem is this... I was finishing my schooling and that last year was rough. As a result, a lot more food accidents happened in the car than I would have liked. Primarily, there have been accidental spills of chocolate shakes, the occassional coffee (black), and of course lovely sweat stains. There's a chance of coke being somewhere in the mix.
The worst seats are the backseats, followed by the front passenger seat.
I've tried just water and a microfiber towel, no luck obviously. I tried something like https://www.amazon.com/Bissell-14Q7-Foaming-Upholstery-12-Ounce/dp/B0052EEE92/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1539720315&sr=8-1&keywords=bissel+pet+brush (it's a different formula, but from bissell for carpets/upholstry) and it was like $8 from the grocery story. It removed coffee stains from the top of the car (whoops), but for the seats? maybe it helped like 2%, but not much. This stuff foamed up then you let it set, and it's supposed to help. Based on reading here, I'm guessing its due to me not cleaning it up after.
I live in an apartment complex without garages, so I don't have the space to rent one of those cleaners from the store (I saw some portable ones, but I just can't get it to an outlet and the car). I know a wet vac would probably be ideal, but the distance is an issue along with money. I know I could just get it detailed, but I'm hoping to learn how to do this so i understand more how to fix it, and how to resolve it in the future if it happens again.
I have a limited budget currently. I have one of those kiwi brushes (from dealing with shoes), and a bunch of microfiber towels (thank you costco).
What do I do to clean this? I'm thinking based on research in this threat maybe Folex and microfiber towels? Would this work?
EDIT: It's a Toyota Corolla with cloth seats. If a wet vac is how I need to go, are there any good handheld ones that aren't super expesnive?