It all depends on the microfibres you buy some will cause micro marring (fine scratches) and others wont..

simple check is to take a blank CD-r disc and give it a buff with the cloths you will soon see if they are going to cause any damage

Andy Monty said:

It all depends on the microfibres you buy some will cause micro marring (fine scratches) and others wont..

simple check is to take a blank CD-r disc and give it a buff with the cloths you will soon see if they are going to cause any damage

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good idea, just watch me microfibre my windows 7 backup by accident

Top man thanks for the good tips and info

If you have a steam cleaner in the house it can do a fantastic job of cleaning all the cloth and plastic interior in the car. I use mine with a solution of Tesco Daisy APC and a microfibre cloth to remove the dirt after steaming (the steam just brings it right to the surface). The benefits of steaming rather than wet vac are that it dries much quicker, kills any bacteria, and gets in to all the crevices. Also gives dash plastics a nice factory look. But makes your windows very steamed up (which will prob happen as the seats dry after cleaning with the wet vac anyway)

Hiya mate, just wondering, which of the two vacs did you use?

Was looking at the blue one and there are some bad reviews on amazon :S

Just a bit confused as to what is required aswell. Is it just one wet and dry hoover or do i need solutions aswell

Thanks in advance,

Sam

I used to have a blue one and it was excellent, only reason I don't have it now is the ex got it when we broke up

right okay, glad you said that as its the cheapest one iv seen.

So did you just use the soultion that comes with it?

Any idea if it will do a goob job with grande punto seats? More specifically around the sides where the material is harder and tougher