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Cleaning sheepskin seat covers

posted by  someone claiming to be Mike F on  Mon Dec 24 03:55 CST 2001 [RELATED]

My 17 year old seat covers have never been cleaned (ugh, I know!). I plan to take them off and clean them, but didn't know the best way to do so. I thought of putting in the washing machine on hand-wash cycle after letting them soak for a bit. Any suggestions?

Happy Holidays!






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