Has anyone tried it on the Fab Vrs. Looking very grubby and could do with a spuce up. Just a bit concerned that they might curl up at the edges and not stay flat when put back in the car. Or is there a better way?

I washed my old Ibiza mats with a hose pipe in the summer and hanged them on the washing line, two hours late looked brand new and no curls.

Mine are not in the car. Taken them out for the winter. Put some cheap £5 Tesco ones in for now

You could try an interior brush and some interior shampoo, I got the brush from halfords and AutoGlyms shampoo - works a treat for cleaning the mats

I use vanish oxy action solution, left on the mat for about 20 mins and then put the pressure washer over them.

Hang them up for about 2 hrs and put them back in. Spanky clean if just a bit damp:thumbup: .

just hoovering brings mine up brand new, dunno what you'll all doing to yours!

Go on try it, you'll be fine

just hoovering brings mine up brand new, dunno what you'll all doing to yours!

Umm 800 miles a week...

Has anyone tried it on the Fab Vrs. Looking very grubby and could do with a spuce up. Just a bit concerned that they might curl up at the edges and not stay flat when put back in the car. Or is there a better way?

Erm..... yes

It is not recommended. Although the mats look lovely and clean afterwards, my washing machine managed to melt the corner of one of my mats when it became lodged between the drum and side of the machine on the spin cyclye :eek:

Do so at your peril!!!

Personally, I'd wait until the missus isn't looking and then wash them using the shower and some upholstery shampoo.

Not that I'd do such a thing, but it does work very well...

Rob.

After you have washed and dried the mats " Do you need to Iron them "..

After you have washed and dried the mats " Do you need to Iron them "..

See above notes on "melting"

See above notes on "melting"

Top Man Jonny.....

We jet wash ours & hang them up to dry, works a treat