cleaning throw up out of a car?

Answer 1

I will wish you the best of luck. Godspeed.

Answer 2

soapy water a scub brush and clean rags... just scub the area and wipe up what you can, Use some clean water to rinse down the area a little and use the rags or shop vac to suck out the water, and use some febreeze after and leave the windows down so the seat can dry ...(i worked in a detail shop.... the smell may not come out right away you may have to do it agin in a few days ...I have blankets under my kids seats and nothing on the floor but don't really can about my floors......

Answer 3

My youngest had acid reflux when she was born and we lived 31/2 hours away from our families. Lots of experience with that. We used a small carpet shampooer to clean the seat, then rinsed with clear water. Sprayed with Febreze. It worked to get the smell and everything. The blanket over the seat is a good plan, too. I would put a sheet of plastic uner it too though.

Answer 4

After you blot everything up, try using Woolite upholstery cleaner. I used it recently on a car seat and it worked very well!

Isn't parenthood an endless source of amusement???

Answer 5

Look at the "Pulp Fiction" movie. They have a similar (but worse) problem and get by very well!

Answer 6

a lot of hard work and air freshener..............if you got a baby or little ones...........keep an old blanket on the seat to the floor....then you can just pick it up.....shake it somewhere and wash it...........and just air freshener the car and save the scrubbing......been there done that too many times...learned to do it with the blanket..............

Answer 7

if you know how.. take the seats out and wash them with soapy water....pat dry and spray frebreeze! I had the same thing happen to me.. daughter had strep throat

Answer 8

Don' t forget the febreeze!

Answer 9

go to your local auto parts store and ask them for an upholstery cleaner.

Answer 10

ha ha ha that must suck for you to points