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[stoice]

Taking left over curry to work today for lunch (Home made - yum) I noticed a wet patch on my bag - the tupperware had leaked (*tuts* MUST buy lock 'n' lock tubs as others on here! ). Not so worried about my bag but it also leached onto my passenger seat where i had kept my bag on the way to work. I haven't tried to clean it yet (Still at work you see, ahem, er, 'working' ) but just wondered if anyone had any safe and friendly ways of cleaning it without ruining the seat cover further?

 

Thanks

 

Stacey

[Tessa the Duchess]

You could try Swarfega. Spread it over the grease patch, leave for a day then wash off

with warm soapy water, I have no idea if it would work but Swarfega is specifically made to remove oil and grease

 

Tessa

[majorbloodnock]

You could try a very liberal sprinkling of talcum powder all over it, then leave it overnight for the grease to soak into the talc. In the morning, you can brush the talc off or vacuum it up. If that doesn't work, you're on to more drastic action like dry cleaning solvent etc.