Dazlo Carpet Upholstery Cleaner Concentrate (330 grams) | Makes 10L Cleaning Solution | Professional Grade Stain Remover For Car Interiors, Seat, Carpet, Roof Headliner, Upholstery, Fabric, Sofa

I must say the product clears all the stains. Very easily it wipes out all the old stains. Amazing quality

It worked for me. 1:10 ratio I tried first for my fabric sofa but it was giving too much foam. It became big task to clean that foam with damp cloth. Later for my velvet sofa I diluted the solution. Then it worked smoothly. Don't use higher concentration unless fabric is very dirty. Both the sofas are now looking bright and clean. It gives good result. You can go for it.

I have light colored fabric seats in my car which had become very dirty over time. Tried some home made remedies to clean the seats (vinegar, baking soda etc.) which did not work. Do not waste your time there as I have already done that. Did some research on Amazon and ordered this product basis reviews. Received the product in 1 day. Put it to work immediately and totally satisfied with it. You can check the video and pics for the before/after condition of the seats. You can go for it if you are a DIY person and are looking to clean dirty upholstery. NOTE: This is a dedicated upholstery cleaner as the name says. For the interiors of the car such as dashboard etc., you will need to order different products. PROS: - The product works as advertised; my car seats which had become very dirty now look as good as they possibly can (watch video for the process and the result) - Takes reasonable effort; you do not need to keep scrubbing the seats for eternity; entire process of preparing the solution and cleaning the car took me only 45 min - Reasonably priced; for 375/-, you can clean the car at least 4-5 times CONS: None as such; just that it is quite easy to work up lather on horizontal part of the seat (where your bum rests on it), the vertical part of the seat where your back touches the seat does not get cleaned so easily as gravity doesn't help there and this requires extra effort. Not a fault of the product. HOW TO USE? - Mix it with water in 1/10 ratio (1 part upholstery cleaner and 10 parts water); use it in 1/8 or 1/7 ratio if the upholstery is really dirty. Just an approx. idea (I used my Protein scoop); precise scientific measurement not needed. - Dip a hard brush in the solution and rub the car seats (and sofa seats etc.) in circular motion to create lather - Leave the lather to get absorbed in the seat for 5 minutes - Clean the seat with a damp cloth - Leave to dry for 3-4 hrs; for quick dry leave the car in direct sunlight or use a hair dryer PRO TIPS: 1. Better to cover the entire seat with the lather; if you only cover a specific spot of the seat, chances are that once it dries up, the outer edges of that area you worked on will appear dirty as that spot would look cleaner than the rest of the seat 2. This will take around 45 min-1 hr; so make sure you have fed yourselves well and are ready to do the heavy lifting :) 3. To avoid wastage, make small batches of solution as you will be dipping the brush in the solution multiple times which will eventually make it dirty and you will need to replace the existing batch with a fresh one Should you buy it? ABSOLUTELY. Happy Cleaning!

Hard stains are not removed but ok product

Really good product , results are as written in the description. Very satisfactory & happy I purchased the same .

I read the reviews and got the solution and as everyone says, it does work. Now here are some tips on making it work better with less effort because it does require some elbow grease. You have to mix the solution in 1:10 ratio. I needed to do some spot cleaning for vegetable stains left by my four-year-old nieces and their soiled fingers on the car seats and their backs, besides general seat cleaning. So was happy to find a cleaner that would do it. Firstly, I'll recommend making small batches of the solution. I used 250ml water with 25ml liquid, as while cleaning and dipping the brush repeatedly, the water gets dirty. So it's better to start with a new batch when it gets dirty, to avoid dirtying the seats more. Secondly, I opened all doors and placed the car in sun while working on it, for better ventilation for me and the wet surfaces. Thirdly, avoid spot cleaning on the back of the seat as it leaves round water marks which look even worse, especially on light car seat colours. Just brush the whole surface in sections, ensuring the foam gets on each part. If you spot-clean only, you'll realise the patches and will spend more effort doing it again, as a whole this time. I used a nylon-bristle, wooden, cloth-washing brush for larger areas and a toothbrush for spots that needed more work. I would tap off the excess water from the brush before touching the fabric and rubbing the brush instantly produced foam on the surface and made it wet. The solution definitely has a very pleasant fragrance, absolutely apt for a car interior. Horizontal surfaces definitely reacted better to the solution than vertical ones, especially the two sides of front seats. They seemed to not catch the liquid from the brush at all, but I made it work somehow. It didn't work well on the fabric patches inside the doors also, left water stains there. So maybe don't use it there. Also, while the vegetable oil stains got removed, I felt the general-use dirt just got displaced and moved to another place around it. So, more elbow grease to get that out of sight once you see it after the surface dries. Lastly, spare an hour or two for the project, because if you're anything like me, you'll spend time going in every corner once you see it working, because then you want to get everything cleaned. Play some music, wear a sweat forehead band, if it's still summer, and let's get it done!! It's definitely satisfying to achieve the result very evidently after putting in all that time and effort. A cool bath thereafter will seal the deal and then time to zip around in your fresh smelling car!

I bought it after reading the reviews. it matched my expectations, worked very well even on suede upholstery, as can be seen from the photographs.. does require a little bit of elbow grease but the result was worth it. I kept a fresh bucket of water(to clean the microfiber towel), a mug for mixing, two brushes - one big to cover large surface and one small with handle to get into the corners (used IKEA brush set), two microfiber towels and one dry hand towel for final absorbtion of the product residue left on the upholstery. I mixed small batches of the solution in 1/10 ratio.. had to changed the bucket water thrice as it got dirty. don't know how well it works on tough stains but good for normal cleaning. I cleaned a small rug too. Still left with a lot of product for many more uses.. so quantity is pretty good.

Not the great needs lot of hand work, not easy