Wet vacuum car upholstery Videos

compressed air can go a loooooong way as well. works well for vents and tight cracks as well as getting crap from under the seat.

i'm going to do some interior cleaning now, thanks for the tips

Awesome video. Going to clean right now.

+StickyIky It's OK if you can get it for under £90, but if you mainly want a machine to wash carpets, you'd be better off getting an upright machine with a revolving brush.

would you still recommend buying this vac? or is there a better one out there?

+StickyIky No, I don't own this Vax any more.

+sixdaysontherun I never used it in the car, but if car cleaning is a priority I would recommend the Numatic George over the Vax.

+ibaisaic depends as a kid, mum always used to take her hoover junior away with her!!

+Jonathan King Aquamaster demo will be uploaded soon, but it is still unused in its box at the moment. It is perfectly normal to watch vacuum videos why on holiday, but not normal to take a vacuum with you which is what I've done in the past.

+Jonathan Pereira Hi Jonathan! We're sure +ibaisaic will have a great answer for you too, but we recommend using any Vax Carpet Cleaning Solution in our carpet cleaner models. We have a large range of solutions, each suited to a particular type of carpet cleaning task.You can see the full range here: //www.vax.co.uk/spares-and-solutions/solutions?cat=39, but if you haven't washed your vehicle interior before we'd recommend choosing a solution from our leading Ultra+ range. This is our most powerful cleaning solution ever, so is ideal for high-traffic areas or carpet and upholstery not cleaned before. You may then want to clean a little more regularly using our everyday AAA+ range, or continue doing a 'big clean up' less often with Ultra+.If we can help with any more advice on the best solution to choose, just let us know! Hope this helps!Thanks,Dan

+ibaisaic I am planning to buy one for my car interior, what shampoo do you use in the clean water ? is there a recommended one ?

+Vax UK

Thanks! :D

+BenRichardsneB Great to hear you're choosing to go with a multi-function cleaner for your vehicle, Ben! The compact design of the Upholstery Wash Tool used in this video is ideal for car seats, mats and interiors, and as Roger has correctly explained, you have full control of the delivery of the water and solution. We recommend keeping to no more than 3-4 wet 'passes' across any area. This will be sufficient to clean whilst not over-wetting the inside of your vehicle. I hope this helps? Thanks, Dan

Ahh, okay. Thanks :D Buying it to do the cars, that's all :D

The small washing tool has a grey collar the controls the flow of solution. When pushed forward the solution is flowing and when pulled back it stops.