Well, it's finally happened and after 9 months of clean motoring, our little daughter has finally been sick on the back seat of the car! Unfortunately, it seems to be ingrained in the leather already and my Meguiars leather cleaner and polish can't seem to shift it. Does anyone have experience of any miracle products that will shift it before I resort to a professional valet?

Thanks, Chris

I just don't know, Chris. I have had the unfortunate experience of having some other bodily fluids splashed about on the back seat of the Skud and I just can't think of owt to shift the stains. Even Barry Scott from the Cillit Bang! Commercial was rather unhelpful....

Would something like a "shoe shine" brush do the job? Assuming it's dried in first, then it should help remove most if not all the residue...I used a brush for cleaning suede (and Autoglymn upholstery cleaner) to get vomit off my car seats. Though that was "Bacardi" rather than "milk" based...

Rob.

I just don't know, Chris. I have had the unfortunate experience of having some other bodily fluids splashed about on the back seat of the Skud and I just can't think of owt to shift the stains. Even Barry Scott from the Cillit Bang! Commercial was rather unhelpful....

"Other Bodily Fluids"..............:eek:

"Other Bodily Fluids"..............:eek:

I was thinking that...dare we ask?!!?!

I'll try the shoe shine brush Never had any problems removing any other fluids from the seats

Chris

I was thinking that...dare we ask?!!?!

I must admit, I was thinking the same thing :rofl::rofl:

Kate did two mornings on the trot this week.

Must sell octavia with white seats before they get on to Ribena:D

Kate did two mornings on the trots this week.

I wouldn't like the job of cleaning that up.

Babywipes get most things off everything.

Babywipes get most things off everything.

have to agree with the baby wipes, they are ace! and i always got a pack in the car when the kids are in the car

Gliptone's Liquid Leather cleaner & then some conditioner will clean it up.