Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
“You can definitely get a urine stain out of your car seat, but you’ll need to act fast to avoid a lingering odor!
Here’s what you need:
Rubber gloves
Water
Vinegar
Dish soap or detergent
Bowl
Spray bottle
Rags
Baking soda
Here’s how to do it:
Use a clean rag to dab up any excess urine that has not seeped into the fabric. Be careful to not spread it.
Mix equal parts vinegar and liquid soap in a bowl. Add enough water to create a lather.
Transfer the mixture to a spray bottle.
Lightly spray the mixture onto the stained surface.
Scrub the area with a cloth.
Repeat until the area is clean.
Using a damp cloth, wipe off any residue.
Use a new rag to blot the area dry.
Let the car seat air dry overnight.
Now that you’ve cleaned up from one accident, make sure your car is protected with the right
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