Yesterday my wife decided to stop and get ice cream sundays with my 16 year old. I guess my 16 year old hasnt yet learned how to eat in the Armada without spilling,so wouldnt you know she spilled chocolate and ice cream all over the front passenger seat. Knowing the material on these seats are dry clean only i hesitated in using the damp cloth proceedure of cleaning the mess. While in the local grodery store I looked for dry cleaning solvent which used to be sold, but apparently is not any longer available. I then came across a new product for spot dry cleaning your cloths at home. It is called Dry Cleaner's Secret, and comes in a small cardboard flat envelope. Inside is a single dry cleaning cloth. I broke out this new wonder cleaning instrument and to my surprise it did a spectacular job removeing the chocolate, and ice cream smears with ease, leaving the steel silver cloth on my Mada's seat looking like new. So if you have spots or stains on your material seats i do recommend using this product to clean these seat covers. It leaves no water type marks or brown residue, and does a very good job in restoring your seats like new, clean appearance.
Hope this helpful hint is usefull to all our memebers.

Great:thumbup: Thanks for th info!

Cool, thanks. I'm in need of something to get rid of coffee stain.

The cloth is dry clean only?

Great info, will this take care of Crayon stains? my 9 years old left a crayon on the seat, and melted it to soup like liquid, and where do you buy this from?:cool:

It appears that you can buy it on-line. Not sure about what stores carry it though!

http://www.drycleanerssecret.com/

Melted crayon is a big problem because of its waxy nature. If you attempt to remove the crayon with Dry Cleaners Secret, one thing you dont want to do is spread the crayon stain and make it bigger. Always clean towards the center of the stain in slow deliberate motions, or blot only. This is a difficult stain to remove good luck.

thanks for the info