[Multi-task1]

Hi,
    Can anyone give any good ideas to get the dirt out between the car seats.
 thanks in advance,
Jackie

[markpowell]

Vaccum cleaner
Mark

[Joe H]

One reason I dont/wont do cars is that very point Jackie.
I have the machine to do the job but not the tools.
There must be something thats long and slim to get in the gap but never seen anything.

[garyj]

I saw a crevice tool for cars at Solutions a few years back, wonder if they still do them. It was very expensive though.

[Jim_77]

There's a fair few suppliers who do a crevice extraction tool, they either have internal or external jets.

www.images.google.com/images?hl=en&q=crevice+external+jet&btnG=Search+Images&gbv=2

www.images.google.com/images?gbv=2&hl=en&q=crevice+internal+jet&btnG=Search+Images

I've improvised in the past by having my upholstery tool connected to the solution line and spraying with that whilst having a vacuum cleaner's crevice tool wedged in my vac hose cuff and extracting like that.

Last time I did my own car I took the seats out, much simpler

Suppose on more modern cars now taking the seats out might not be practical/possible and might even have safety/warranty implications, due to sensors and airbags etc

[cleaningmaster]

Hydramaster sell a crevis tool, with internal spray jet

Daryl

[Paul Redden Countryfresh]

So do Ashbys in Dartford/Sittingbourne

Paul

[Multi-task1]

thanks everyone for your good advise ill have a look at the links,
thanks again,
jackie

[dan roberts]

take the seats out, easy.

[garyfindlay]

With all the electronics of a modern car, do you want to be spraying water near them? if not your car. just a thought.

[rob fryer]

 I think numatic make a long crevice tool for about £18.00 plus vat its s/s and has no spray

[Bill Robinson]

i do cars most weeks. i just use crevice tool useing a numatic george, the garage i do work for brings some manky cars but i have no problems i use formular 90 most times sometimes put a bit of enz all then suck it up with the george useing a plastic crevise tool

bill

[John Kelly]

Take any old length of steel tube from a vacuum cleaner. Find a peice of wood about 1/4 inch thick and wide enough to fit in the end of the tube. Place wood in tube and flatten it with a hammer. Extract wood and you have a perfectly shaped tool for tight crevices. Can be cut at an angle if required.

[Jim_77]

Do you have a Blue Peter badge John?

[Multi-task1]

I had a look on ebay got the numatic crevice attachment so see how i get on .
With the previous post using a piece of hoover tube and wood dont u need a brush on the end?

[Multi-task1]

lol john

[dan roberts]

Unbolt the  seats, easy.

[rob fryer]

LIKE TO SEE YOU UNBOLT THE SEATS ON A RENULT SPORT THEY UNBOLT FROM UNDER THE CAR WITH ABOUT 3 INCHES OF CLEARANCE AND ALSO YOU SHOULD DISCONNECT THE BATTERY BEFORE DISCONNECTING THE EXPLOSIVE CHARGE ON THE SEAT BELT WHICH ON SOME CARS CAN SET THE AIR BAGS OFF COSTING THOUSANDS AND DANGER TO ANYBODY IN THE CAR .

[spindle]

no need to shout  

[Ian Gourlay]

my old vaccuum cleaner tube is thinner than my extractas hose what do i do next?