Except for their luxurious looks, and nice feel, seats made from suede are really tough to clean. Suede is a material, which can easily be ruined by water and other liquids, so for the sake of your investment – you have to be careful! Before you begin with the cleaning of your car seats, first thing you need to do is to ensure that they are not made from some other kind of material. Nowadays, a person can find lots of suede-like seats. "Alcantara" or "Ultrasuede" seats, are two examples of suede copies, but they are made from synthetic materials, which are easier to clean.

After you've made sure of the authenticity of your seats, you can now perform the cleaning job. Most cleaners in Melbourne, start off by thoroughly brushing the seats, with the use of a suede brush. If your manufacturer didn't provided one, they are not so hard to find, and on a low price, too. Brush the seats in every direction – left, right, up, down, ending by brushing in a circular motion so to achieve fluffiness.

Secondly, with a suede razor, or eraser, in a smooth circular motion remove marks and spots of any kind. Be sure to be very gentle, cause if you are not – you may cause unwanted scratches or in general - ruin the whole suede upholstery.

After you are done with the suede razor, you should do another spin with the suede brush. The point is to remove any residue from the stain removal process with the razor. If the seats were dirty, there should be many remaining particles to remove.

As you know accidents are sure to happen, and when they do – you better be prepared. If somebody accidentally spills some liquid onto your seat, thing you need to do is to grab a soft cloth, and carefully start blotting the spot of the spillage. Do not apply pressure! Rubbing too hard, will surely cause the suede to absorb the liquid, which will make the stain more persistent and harder to remove. Cleaning services Melbourne suggest using a soft microfibre cloth if possible