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[wtcii]

I tried leather cleaner and a fiber towel. I'll try a brush. I don't have a steamer so that would be a no go.

Dude, I'd shoot the dogs and then get that fancy shcmancy extractor thing Misha talked about.

That wont work. I couldn't afford to replace the dogs, they might shoot me, and they would take me out of the will.

[konatriathlon]

Go rent one.

[alpha]

So, I was bringing my grandparents dogs home, two maltese, and they both had diarrhea all over the passenger. Luckily I decided to not take mine. The car, LS460, I was in though has perforated seats for the cool seat function. There is a bunch of shit in the perforations, how should I go about getting that out. I tried turning the seats on high, no luck. I am afraid if the heated seats are used it will create a horrible smell and I really just don't want dog excrement on the seat. Thanks!

if it were me, i'd have the seat reupholstered or buy a new seat.

[timot_one]

Not a bad idea.

[AV6NHBP6SPD]

pathmark and acme supermarkets rent extractors for carpet but they have attachment for small stuff like couches and stuff, works great,

at some point we need to get one for shop but they are like $800

[timot_one]

Those things are probably a lot better than the Bissell Little Green that I've been using.

[wtcii]

So, I was bringing my grandparents dogs home, two maltese, and they both had diarrhea all over the passenger. Luckily I decided to not take mine. The car, LS460, I was in though has perforated seats for the cool seat function. There is a bunch of shit in the perforations, how should I go about getting that out. I tried turning the seats on high, no luck. I am afraid if the heated seats are used it will create a horrible smell and I really just don't want dog excrement on the seat. Thanks!

if it were me, i'd have the seat reupholstered or buy a new seat.

Ha! Yeah right. That is probably a $3,000 investment to replace the seat and I wouldn't trust anyone around here to reupholster the seat. It has the upgraded leather, semi-aniline, not really sure what it is but I doubt anyone around here would either. Thanks for the suggestions guys. Sounds like it is going to require renting equipment to get it done right, so I think I will just take it to a detailer.

[AV6NHBP6SPD]

you mean alkantara? kinda like microfiber feel to it?

[wtcii]

No, semi-aniline. I think it has to do with natural look and stain resistance. The headliner is Alcantara in the LS460L and LS460L AWD.

Here is the Lexus description of semi-aniline: This extremely soft leather is dyed all the way through, unlike conventional surface dyes. A higher grade of leather must be used, since imperfections cannot be hidden.

[wtcii]

I don't know. I guess we will see what the detailer can do. I can assure you though, the seat won't be replaced. The car will probably be replaced soon anyways. It's going on 4 years old and that is the record. So, we will see. I'm taking my car Tuesday so I'll take it too.

[DetailedImage.com]

Oh man that's a terrible situation.  If the dog is in the car I recommend having a blanket or seat cover, they always make a mess but this is extreme.  I know it's gross but put on some rubber gloves and you have to wipe away any remaining residue.  For the little holes it will be much tougher to clean. Since I'm not exactly sure about the material I'm honestly not sure what I would try.  If it's leather the Leatherique Rejuvenator Oil and Prestine Clean are my products of choice.  However I know the mfg does not recommend them on some ultra suede or extremely soft leathers so I'm hesitant to use it.  If you can find the appropriate cleaner and conditioner that would probably be my next step.

[DetailedImage.com]

I just wanted to let everyone know that I'm back on this forum.  I couldn't access the site for a while so I gave up on it until I got notification today about a comment on my feedback profile.  Not sure why they didn't e-mail members with an update when it went back online but I'm happy to be back on the forum.  If you have any detailing questions for me I'd be happy to try and help you out. 

[Mike]

Welcome back Greg.. You could have emailed me and asked what was up. We had to under go some upgrades