Weathertec Cleaning

Any one successfully clean their Weathertec floor mat ? Any information or links appreciated. I soaped and power washed mine - they are cleaner but no where near looking new . Thanks in advance.

 

I use their stuff on my Weathertech mats and even non WT mats....
https://www.weathertech.com/techcare/cleaner-protector-kit/?msclkid=63e3a692689e180eee36c365fd3530de

 

I used one of those brushes you can put in a drill.
Tried dawn dish soap, and it worked ok.
I then used some Gojo hand cleaner and the grit seemed to help a lot.
Followed by another dawn soap bath, and rinsed.

I probably won’t do that again. Too much work.

 

I just spray detailer on them and wipe them out with some paper towels. Most of my dirt is just dirt, not grease or anything like that. I have gray Husky's and they are holding up well.

 

Thanks - I saw this but was reluctant because of the price - how happy were you with the results ?

 

Thanks - What spray detailer do you use ?

 

Thanks - never thought of Gojo . Appreciate it.

 

Very happy. The cleaner goes a long way. Still haven't used up the whole bottle of protectant in almost 4 years of having it.

 

Simple Green and a soft brush. Takes about 30 seconds to do the job. Not operating room clean, but good enough. Its a floor mat which is supposed to get dirty !

 

Foam brushing them at the self service car wash, power washing and then drying seems to get them the cleanest from what I’ve found.

 

Thanks - appreciate the info.

 

Thanks - I'll try it - I have Simple Green and a soft brush already.

 

Thanks . Haven't been to a car wash recently - maybe I should.

 

FWIW: No: Not me anyways. I have had them on my last three vehicles. I have tried everything: car wash wands, hand-scrubbing with with an aggressive marine brush and carb cleaner, and their own stuff as well, as well as my own pressure washer with the most aggressive nozzle on it. (which sweeps-clean precast concrete steps and my front walk pavers of algae, mildew, etc. with no special additive.)

It's a trade off: they do an excellent job at protecting the interior and carpets from snow, salt and water so they are worth the price: but they never look clean. You shouldn't have to hand over another $25 to get clean looking floor-liners.

 

I use Greased Lightning and a scrub brush. Mine are grey and one gets a lot more use than the other.

 

I have to agree with you 100% - been there done that - my pressure washer cleans my deck, concrete etc. like you but my Weathertec's never look clean - that's why I posted. Thanks for your input.

 

I have Greased Lightning and a scrub brush already so I'll give it a shot. Thanks.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y1ChbwFlyuE