How To Get Rid Of Salt Stains In Your Cars Carpet?

  Chances are if you are reading this article it because you either went to the beach and have a bunch or salt and sand in your car or winter time just passed and your looking to get those nasty road salt stains our of your carpet. For what ever reason you are in the right place to learn how to get rid of those stains the right way. First step in removing those steps is getting some tools and products you are going to need:
1.Vacuum
2.Carpet Cleaner (or some interior cleaner with vinegar)
3.Microfiber towels
4.Extractor (if you have one)
5.Brushes to scrub the carpet


                    After you have assembled all of your tools and products the first thing you are going to do is start by removing any lose debris or big chunks of salt that might still be on the carpet. You also want to remove your floormats and do this same cleaning process to both the floormats and the carpets in your vehicle.  Once you have removed all loose debris you will start the vacuuming process, you want to make sure to vacuum as thoroughly as possible with the vacuum, and try and get the most out with the first vacuum. Once you have completed the vacuuming process you will start by either getting your carpet solution in a spray bottle, or some interior cleaner with vinegar and spray it into the carpets generously. Make sure to spray on the entire carpet and emphasis the salt stains. Once you have done this you will grab your brushes and lightly agitate the carpets to work your cleaning solutions into the carpet. If the stains have gone away after this then the last step would be to vacuum up the carpet one last time and you should be set. If their are still stains after this the next step would be to use an extractor. This extractor would ensure that all the salt in the carpets would come up and there would be nothing left in the carpets. After you have extracted the carpets all you need to do is pat the carpet dry with some towels and let them dry.  The thing is an extractor can cost anywhere from $200-$2,000 dollars. If you wouldn't like to spend this much money and time I would recommend hiring a professional car detailer to deal with your vehicle. It can be cheaper to hire a professional as the already have all the equipment and experience to get rid of the stains, this will also save you time and money. All in All if you aren't dealing with stains that aren't that bad you should be able to get them out yourself. If your stains are being stubborn then I would recommend hiring a professional auto detailer. If you are looking for professional auto detailing services or have any questions about auto detailing feel free to give us a call at (425)-404-0760
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