Fabric seats are relatively simple to handle. When the velvet seat is not very dirty, you can use a long-haired brush and a vacuum cleaner with strong suction to brush the surface of the seat and use the suction port of the vacuum cleaner to suck out the dirt. For particularly dirty seats, the following steps should be performed when cleaning: first, use a brush to clean the dirty parts, then use a clean rag dipped in a small amount of neutral detergent, and wipe the seat fully in a semi-dry and semi-wet condition surface, and finally vacuum the seat again and remove excess moisture.

Use a vacuum cleaner to remove dust, dust debris. If the dust is condensed on the flannel or difficult to remove with a vacuum, brush it with a soft brush before vacuuming.

Wipe the fiber surface with a dry cloth, then thoroughly dry the seat fiber, if the flannel is still dirty, wipe with mild soap and warm water, then dry thoroughly.

If the dirt cannot be removed, try a commercially available fiber cleaner. Use this cleaner first in a less visible area to make sure it won't have a negative effect on the flannel. Use this cleaner according to the instructions.

Usually, it is best not to eat in the car. When you have to eat it, you must pay attention not to let the fine slag of the food fall on the seat, so as to avoid the breeding of mites or other microorganisms and produce a strange smell.