Nothing’s quite so luxurious as riding around Waterbury in a vehicle with leather seats. Leather is well worth the purchase, but it does require more care than cloth. That’s why we here at the Honda of Watertown service center have compiled these leather seat care tips. Just keep reading to learn how to clean leather car seats.
These simple steps to leather seat care will keep your upholstery as good as new:
To maximize your leather seat care, you want to be sure to use the right cleaning products and materials. A colorless, simple damp rag will work for dusting your car seats in Southbury. When you want to do a more thorough wash, use warm water with a bit of soap or a specially made leather cleaner to wipe the seats. Your owner’s manual will have specific recommendations. No matter which cleaner you use, avoid the following:
You can learn more about how to clean leather car seats from us here at Honda of Watertown. Just contact us, and we’ll be happy to help. If you want professionals to clean the seats for you, schedule service at our Watertown service center, and we’ll happily do that too!
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