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by Upset99 » Wed 07.04.2010, 21:47
Does anyone know to effectively clean honey from the leather seats without damaging seats? I am confident that there must be some good chemistry that is needed.
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by Jackonicko » Wed 07.04.2010, 23:06
A dozen toothless hamsters?
More helpfully, clean art or lighter fuel might do the trick.
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by Rambo » Thu 08.04.2010, 08:15
Thinking about it, honey is water soluble, particularly in warm/hot water. Try that.
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by lotos » Thu 08.04.2010, 17:47
Eating baklava in the car is not recommended in the owner's manual.
I agree about heating it up - maybe a hot water cloth pressed onto the leather for minute, then wipe it up, repeat until the mass of honey is gone. Then I'd try a drop of detergent and a clean water cloth, then another clean one to rinse the soap, finally some leather conditioner rubbed in thoroughly.
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by ashm » Thu 08.04.2010, 20:01
Borrow a dog - it'll be all cleaned up in no time.
Of course, your seats will smell of dog slobber...

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by GeoffSmith » Thu 08.04.2010, 20:30
Well I was going to say lick it, but thought better of it. Having read our ex analist's post however, it seems like I'm a genius in the making.

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