seat belt cleaning

[watchnut]

I have a Corsa i teach driving in. the drivers seat belt is going brown owing to the filthy hands some of my customers have.

I tried to use some foam spray upholstery cleaner but it didn't work, I then tried old fashioned soap and water with a nail brush to try and get the muck out of the webbing, it made a little difference and certainly looks cleaner, but I'm still not happy.

any idea's how to get it cleaner?

They also sweat alot (even with aircon) and I normally (when they have turned their backs) whip a towel onto the seat before I move across .....I hate a hot wet sweaty seat someone else has made) is there a decent spray/shampoo that will clean the seat, make it smell less, but dry reasonably quickly as I can't not use the car for a couple of days?

The car has done 122k and I do expect it to show some age/mileage use, and don't expect it to be "showroom" standard, but, it's used for business and has to look good. I wash it some times 2 or 3 times a week in order for it to look professional, and living rual not easy with a black car!

cheers in advance

Edited by watchnut on Thursday 1st August 13:34

[Craikeybaby]

A decent interior cleaner and brush would be what I would use for the seatbelts and probably also the seats. If the seats are really bad, maybe a wet vac would be the best bet?

[belleair302]

A decent all purpose cleaner, sprayed lightly upon a damp microfibre cloth usually works. Same for fabric seats....dont get them too wet, ever.