A Jeep probably sees more wear and tear than most vehicles because their owners tend to use their vehicles to go off-roading and get dirty. As a result, cleaning the cloth seats in a Jeep can get pretty dirty, and getting them clean may be a bit more difficult, but with the right products and some elbow grease, you can get the seats clean in about 30 minutes each.
Open the door and vacuum out the seats of the Jeep to remove loose sediment and prepare the upholstery for cleaning.
Spray the upholstery cleaner on the cloth surface of the seats and scrub them with the upholstery brush.
Wipe up any excess upholstery cleaner using the terrycloth towel, then vacuum the seats to ensure all of the loose dirt and grime is gone.
Open the car windows and allow the interior to air out for 2 to 4 hours.
