Cleaning Velour Seat Covers

[Mr Onion]

Just how do you get a decent clean? I can get the dust and fluff off OK, but some things (like hair) get stuck in the fabric and wont Vacuum out nor will the 'reversed sticky tape' method work.

I'm stumped, so over to you

[jazzway]

Tweezers. Hair by hair...
A long time ago we had a Volvo with velour seats AND a labrador. Although the dog was in the rear i was busy for hours to pull out the hairs in the seats. With tweezers.

[Mr Onion]

Thanks!  I don't think I will live long enough to get them all off the seats  if I try doing it like that

[guest4871]

Vacuum cleaner with a motorised head (or at least a brush attachment)?

A hand brush with rubber bristles?

A latex glove?

[Mr Onion]

Vacuum cleaner with a motorised head (or at least a brush attachment)?

A hand brush with rubber bristles?

A latex glove?

Haven't got a motorised brush (but have used the bristle brush in the vacuum)

yes

No, thats a good idea, I'll give it a try tomorrow and see how I get on

[guest5079]

A piece of sellotape wrapped around the hand. Just replace it when it it gets full.

[guest5589]

I once had to remove dog hair from carpet of a car I bought.. Kitchen glove and pumice stone are the two things that worked..

[Mr Onion]

A piece of sellotape wrapped around the hand. Just replace it when it it gets full.

Been there, designed the T shirt. It removes the ones from the surface, but the others preferred to stay behind