90inworks

I had a bottle of windex on my seat and it leaked some how. i was gone for the last week and came home to a big sticky oily stain!!!! how would i get this out? soapy water? or is there something spacific?

Thanks

Clint

Jdizzydub

Oil stains are really hard to get out, like chapstick..there may be something specific, but I got mud out with oxy clean when I sunk my Runner! Good luck.

Mark in MD

Windex is bad -- has ammonia in it...

CJM

Carpet shampooer is what I would use.

90inworks

Well my mom has a little bissell carpet cleaner thingy. i mixed the cleaner a little on the strong side. after leting it set and dry it seams to have worked(at least on the material i dont care what the under neath looks like)
thanks for all the help

maxpower_hd

I've gotten some stains out with Tuff Stuff interior shampoo and a stiff brush followed by a wet vac. Don't know if it will work on Windex though.

I looked up the MSDS information from Johnson and Johnson for plain old blue Windex. According to that it contains:

about 1% propylene gycol, that's probably the oily feeling part and it likely is to prevent it from freezing during transport

about 5% isopropanol which is just alcohol

and about 94% water.

I'm thinking the stain should easily come out with little effort.

^VooDoo^

Polmolive dishsoap and hot water, Even if you dont get all the soap out and it dries in it will help prevent future staining and doesnt hurt fabric or foam.

olharleyman

Simple Green 50 50 mix works great on grease dont know why it wouldnt work on that