Should Fabric Seats Have Seat Covers?

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LaWyatt
07/29/25 8:35pm
Fabric seats should not have seat covers, as adding seat covers may affect the side airbags. If there are side airbags, it is best to avoid adding them. The cleaning method for fabric seats is as follows: 1. Check if the car seats have perforated areas. If they do, be careful not to let water, detergent, or conditioner get into the holes. 2. Vacuum the seats to remove any large particles of dirt. 3. Remove surface dirt by spraying a microfiber towel with cleaner and wiping the seats. 4. Use a brush for deep cleaning of the leather. Spray cleaner directly onto the seats and gently scrub the leather with a soft-bristled brush to loosen and bring dirt to the surface. 5. Clean the seats regularly, with light cleaning monthly and thorough cleaning three to four times a year. 6. Look for a high-quality leather care product that does not contain petroleum distillates, silicone, or wax.
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