Armor All Fabric and Carpet Cleaner for Cars, Car Upholstery Cleaner Spray, 22 Fl Oz

I can’t believe how easily this took the stains out of my light gray fabric car seats. They looked awful from my dog and food and drink spills! I sprayed it on, barely waited any time at all before wiping with a damp rag - not even scrubbing - and my seats look like new again!!!

I had a terrible experience with my vehicle. It was stolen, smoked in, left very nasty! I was lucky to get it back mechanically sound. But I thought to detail it myself to get it back up to a classy status.The headliner had....not sure, dog mud stains on it? Slobber, who knows. But a lot of stain zones. This product, spray, soft rub, let it soak a little, then with a little force, rubbing the stain? Most stains vanished. The bad ones disappeared about 80-95%.Majorly recommended item if you have upholstery stain issues. Sidenote, careful with headliners. The fabric is attached to foam with an adhesive. If you scrub really hard, it will remove the adhesive bond and can lead to droopy-cloth, a medical condition. No, but it might lead to a psychological condition (sadness).

I had a few stains on my seats that I wanted to go away so badly. I even considered taking my car to a detailer so they could do it, but you know how that goes... Work and other responsibilities get in the way.I bought this a while ago and I didn't see any progress. Granted, I didn't clean my seats how it says to on the can. I used a scrubber instead of a damp washcloth. One day I just decided to try again with it because I was off work and had nothing to do. I guess I did something right and...yeah, my seats look much better now.The only drawback is on a few spots there's this really light residue. I think it's due to the wetness of the seat and not the actual chemicals.I'd recommend it if you have the extra time to scrub away! 🧼

I made the mistake of purchasing a pair of antique sofas upholstered with a gorgeous creamy fabric. Not the best idea with a little one and two cats in the house...This stain remover made it easy to remove chocolate stains, juice stains, mystery stains, and more.I also tried it on my kitchen rug (and indoor/outdoor rug that gets covered in everything from ketchup to meat sauce) and our only carpeted room (that I thought I would have to re-carpet), and it saved the day there too!Last week, I used it to clean a gaming chair I was giving away (who knew a gaming chair could accumulate so much dirt?) It took three treatments, and lots of cloth rinsing, but the fabric looked like new in the end.It's a fantastic product for all kind of stains on all kinds of fabrics, even though deep down you know some of the dirt has to go deeper in the fabric. The secret is into the brushing and cloth rinsing. If you get a "ring", it's because you're not doing it right...I will definitely purchase it again!

I had a mocha spill on my front seat a few weeks ago, leaving stains (and smell) on my front passenger seat. After just one treatment and a light scrub, the stains and smell are gone from my seat. I also used the product on some grease stains on the headrest and unknown stain on the ceiling of my car and both are gone with very little effort on my part. Just 2 minutes of work on my car is like new!

I was looking for a spray to remove stubborn stains on my car seat. It didn't work at first time because I was using to little. I realized the secret is in doing a long spray and letting it soak. Possibly soaking it overnight if you can. I was surprised to see that the stubborn stain have mostly disappeared. But it just took spraying half the can and letting it foam and soak to do the trick.

I love this stuff! I am in the process of using it. It smells horrible and CLEAN!! My new to me used car had/has serious shmutz on the front passenger seat, green pastel and baby vomit to be specific, and a little bit of this and that on the other seats. I am following the directions (spray foam, wait a sec, scrub or wipe) but I am taking it one step further and using a Shop Vac to suck up as much gunk as possible. My seat is now more or less spic and span. Look at the before and after pics! Everything else is coming along nicely. Next I plan to do the headliner, which is severely tinged with smoke, I should update this review when that is done.I payed around four dollars for this product at a store in town. The price that is listed here is insane and I would rather try one of the more reasonably priced options or dish soap before I would shell out that much dough. Anyways, the real key is elbow grease and patience....and a soap of sorts.

Got hot fudge sundaes at McDonald's and they tipped on my car seat. This did a great job of removing it as it had hardened before I could get to it.