Vacuum cleaner, Tesco's unscented baby wipes (good for your leather seats too as they have moisturizer in them) or a damp cloth........

Baby wipes contain alkali (in order for them to neutralise urine) so they could have a bad effect on leather so I would stay away from them

Baby wipes contain alkali (in order for them to neutralise urine) so they could have a bad effect on leather so I would stay away from them

There is no Alkali in the wipes I use (not that I can see anyway), Sodium Citrate may be but no iconic salts.

I have been using them on leather for years on all three of my VRS so far and the Sofa at home (which is 5 years old and looking good); in fact it was the guy in the leather shop that gave me the tip off in the first place. So far all my leather seats have remain supple and clean.......

Hoover it with the brush attachment and then use a dust trapping cloth, works for me.

autoglym vinyl and rubber care, applied sparingly. Doesn't make it look shiny or tacky, just like new. it also has an anti-static element so helps to repel dust.

Try autoglym fast glass, it works really well at cleanning the marks/gress on dash plastic plus dose not leave any shine or bad smell.

Says on back you use a small bit sprayed on cloth then wipe over glass to dash for perfict results and they are not jokeing it really good!

James

If the dashboard is dusty, first wipe it down with a dusting cloth or non-woven disposable dusting cloths, such as those made by Spontex. Use a small, dry natural-bristle pastry brush to dust hard-to-reach areas. Mis one part all-purpose cleaner with 8 parts water in a spraq bottle, then spray and wipe with a clean cloth. If there are any scrratches on the clear plastic lenseson your dash, mask them by rubbing on baby oil or WD-40. To prevent cracking and fading William F1 make a suitable silicone-free protectant.

Jeez, there's Saturday gone!

There is no Alkali in the wipes I use (not that I can see anyway), Sodium Citrate may be but no iconic salts.

I have been using them on leather for years on all three of my VRS so far and the Sofa at home (which is 5 years old and looking good); in fact it was the guy in the leather shop that gave me the tip off in the first place. So far all my leather seats have remain supple and clean.......

Spot on - baby wipes are excellent with leather.