@@bradydobson5970 LOL! Speaking of mechanical problems, I have this lever between my front seats, its purpose is to make a bad burning smell when I pull it. It works well, but when I asked my mechanic about it, he fixed my emergency brake instead.
He is good, it’s another way to clean, drag the belt outside lock the door strapped the seatbelt from behind and when you wash the car, your pressure wash the belts also that’s it.
I've been detailing for nearly 40 years. I was told many yrs ago by a Chrysler rep not to use any cleaner that is to aggressive on belts . It us possible to degrade the material to a point where it can loose some tensile strength . That is something you don't want.
Clean my brother car seat belts. Belts never been clean , they were tan and car was 2001. I pulled the seats belts all the way, closed the door, used upholstery cleaner, scrubbed it with brush and then used a pressure washer. Worked really well
i use a bucket of hot water with some woolite in it. let the belt soak for a few hours and the water gets dirty. then let it soak in a bucket of hot rinse-water. towel it and let it air dry
doesn't a steamer break down the material of the seat belt? If the material is like that of the headliner and it's not good to use a steam cleaner on that Fabrik wither becaue of wicking then why would you use that on the seat belt.?
where is the stop cleaning part your doing it the hard way when you clean the car pull belts out shut the door go about your cleaning done . no subscribe for lies to clicky.