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I've searched the forum and can't find an answer for what I am looking for.

I cleaned and treated my seats with Lexol about a month ago. Since then, I have had to take my dog with me out of town for a week and the seats are dirty now due to him stomping around on the leather. How do I clean the seats without having to re-treat the seats with Lexol?

Try a wet towel first? Woolite solution? Lexol cleaner?


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Hello, hopes this helps!

You will have to use the Lexol cleaner then use the conditioner in the area you cleaned. Only do spot cleaning and re-treatment in the areas affected. I learned with the club this site that you can Also see: www.autopia-carcare.com , in there they will answer your question more in detail. You can also see www.autogeek.com .

C. PR

I've searched the forum and can't find an answer for what I am looking for.

I cleaned and treated my seats with Lexol about a month ago. Since then, I have had to take my dog with me out of town for a week and the seats are dirty now due to him stomping around on the leather. How do I clean the seats without having to re-treat the seats with Lexol?

Try a wet towel first? Woolite solution? Lexol cleaner?

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You can clean the seats with the Woolite solution without re-conditioning them...

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You can clean the seats with the Woolite solution without re-conditioning them...

Thanks!

That's what I was hoping to hear.

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You can clean the seats with the Woolite solution without re-conditioning them...

Maintenance cleaning- use a cleaning solution (Water /Woolite® or Dreft® 10:1 ratio) on to an applicator pad and apply to one area at a time

Stubborn stains- dependent upon the leathers condition or how dirty it is consider using a leather-cleaning product. (Leatherique's Prestine Clean, Zaino Leather in a bottle, Groit's Leather Cleaner or Autoglym Leather Cleaner)

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The seats had just been cleaned and treated with Lexol literally the week before the dog buggered them up. they aren't that bad, but I can tell they're dirty.

I'll try the 10:1 solution.

thanks

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