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  1. What's the best method to clean foot mats? 
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    Mine are looking a bit bogging now.

    Any advice?
     
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    Rubber or carpet mats?

    Rubber mats can take soapy water and power hose to clean them

    Not sure about carpet mats though
     
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    I put my carpet mats in the washing machine......dont tell SWMBO
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    I second this, I used the local jetwash while i was cleaning my car the other week
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    Carpet matts. Don't really fancy blasting them with a pressure wash or putting them in the washing machine.

    They're the thick audi matts. Dont mind taking time etc.
     
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    Seriously, jet washing them is the way. You won't damage them, but it will remove everything, even deep in to the pile. I do mine a couple of times a year, makes a hell of a difference just let them drip dry over the bath for a couple of hours, then chuck em in the airing cupboard over night. They will look like new!
     
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    I'd be more inclined to jet wash thick manufacturer mats than cheap ebay specials - I can't think of any other way (besides those already mentioned) to clean floor mats, unless you've got a large toothbrush and a lot of patience!

     
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    washing machine and a spin leaves them dry enough to put back in the car
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    I used the power hose on my Audi carpet mats.
     
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    I know this is a late reply but when I was moving house, I rented the rug doctor carpet cleaner and gave the whole interior a clean with it, seats, carpet, roof, the lot and I must say I have never seen it so clean!

    I suppose a vax would do the same job.

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