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13 Jul 2005, 02:11 pm
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Pickle Juice
This is my first time posting. What can I use to remove stains from pickle juice that was dripped from a sandwitch on the font passanger seat. The lady that I go with purchased a couple of sandwitchs that leaked through the warpers on to the seat. My Cruiser is an inferno red Touring Convertable. The seats are cloth and you can see the stains certian ways the light hits them. Any ideas of what can be used to remove the pickle juice stains? I have been informed her that it is just a car and that I am to fussy with it.
    
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13 Jul 2005, 02:45 pm
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Not sure what to attempt to get the stains out with but I don't think I would allow her in my car anymore with that kind of attitude.
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13 Jul 2005, 03:41 pm
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She's otta here! She can catch the bus at the next corner.
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13 Jul 2005, 04:11 pm
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Spot Shot, you can usually find it at any grocery store, walmart, or target. I used it on my headliner for a coke that exploded in my car. Can't even tell there was a stain.
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13 Jul 2005, 04:22 pm
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In my past, I've had women and stains on seats in cars, but wasn't from pickle juice.....[
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13 Jul 2005, 05:00 pm
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John "The problem with the designated driver program, it's not a desirable job, but if you ever get sucked into doing it, have fun with it. At the end of the night, drop them off at the wrong house."
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13 Jul 2005, 05:24 pm
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14 Jul 2005, 12:15 am
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I think your girl friend is related to my wife. She would say the same thing. Pickle juice..hmmmmmm/ I would try the spot shot first that was suggested if you can find it. If not, try a soft solution of dish soap, make sure you delute it with lots of water. Don't use too much so it soaks into the back cushion, you will never suck up behind it. Use a soft brissle brush along with it. allow to dry. OH, don't just clean the one area, to the entire seat so it blends in. and like everyone else says, she's out a here. What I did was put a loud exhaust on my car so my wife doesn't want to get in it.
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14 Jul 2005, 08:04 am
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14 Jul 2005, 05:28 pm
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QSD Man you must be realy old wanting to never forget about cole slaw stains!!!!![:0][8)][
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