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Mud in the interior

H3DONIST

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Went wheeling this past weekend and got some mud splattered up inside my truck. What do you guys find to be the best way clean the inside?
 

cgalpha08

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I don't. :) Welcome to owning a Hummer. ;)


"Ex Umbris Venimus"

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Haha thats funny. But for me, this is what i do.
For the plastic stuff, i use a damp washcloth to scrub off the dirt and other gook.
For the seats, well mine are leather, so that cleans up fairly easily with a wipe of some sorts.
For the actual carpet, well i have weather tech floor mats, so i dont usually deal with this problem, but i find that waiting until its dried and then brushing it off works relatively well.
If you have mud on the headliner, im not really sure how to do that, maybe an armorall wipe or something like that.
Hoped this helped some.
 

delta88

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ME
Went wheeling this past weekend and got some mud splattered up inside my truck. What do you guys find to be the best way clean the inside?

I got the DuPont interior protection plan at the dealership, they basically coat everything with some synthetic mixture and included in the plan is an annual cleaning. I spilled a drink yesterday and the sh|t rolled off the cloth seat like it was plastic... really cool. It was like $350. Other than that, I have used rug cleaners quite well on cloth but I would suggest doing that on a hot and dry day in the summer.
 

H3DONIST

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I don't. :) Welcome to owning a Hummer. ;)


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I didn't last time, but this time it is pretty bad. lol I was at the car wash and couldn't get some dirt off and then I realized it was because it was on the other side of the glass. :emb:
 

Mr_Rich

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Use a wet terry cloth towel followed up by a dry towel. For stubborn spots use a spray cleaner. For upholstery and carpet I have a Bissell Green Machine. It's like a shop vac that sprays and vacuums the cleaning solution at the same time. I think it really helps the upholstery last.
 
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