capecodtodd
Petty Officer 2nd Class
- Joined
- Aug 11, 2010
- Messages
- 128
Hello
I'm not sure if this is in the right section but here goes.
OK now I'm getting frustrated. Have you ever spent $10 on the latest cleaning solution and it doesn't do a thing? Attwood Mildew stain remover and yes I followed the directions.
My 1998 Stingray looks like a mess and it is really bugging me. I like to keep things clean so maybe you experts can guide me to a miracle solution to clean my dirt. I have 3 different surfaces to be cleaned.
1 I have spotty black marks on my off white vinyl seats that look like mildew and they seem to be impervious to anything including a mild bleach formula. I tried it out of frustration.
2 my tan carpet has patches of green on it
3 my steering wheel and a few other textured plastic pieces like hand grips have the same black marks on them as the seats do. You can sit on and rub the black marks but they don't come off on skin or clothes so that is good but it sure looks bad.
What can I use to clean these messes up? Any home remedies or highly recommended and personally used with great success over the counter solutions?
Thanks. Todd
I'm not sure if this is in the right section but here goes.
OK now I'm getting frustrated. Have you ever spent $10 on the latest cleaning solution and it doesn't do a thing? Attwood Mildew stain remover and yes I followed the directions.
My 1998 Stingray looks like a mess and it is really bugging me. I like to keep things clean so maybe you experts can guide me to a miracle solution to clean my dirt. I have 3 different surfaces to be cleaned.
1 I have spotty black marks on my off white vinyl seats that look like mildew and they seem to be impervious to anything including a mild bleach formula. I tried it out of frustration.
2 my tan carpet has patches of green on it
3 my steering wheel and a few other textured plastic pieces like hand grips have the same black marks on them as the seats do. You can sit on and rub the black marks but they don't come off on skin or clothes so that is good but it sure looks bad.
What can I use to clean these messes up? Any home remedies or highly recommended and personally used with great success over the counter solutions?
Thanks. Todd