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"What can we use to clean the dirty seat belts in our cars? -- Betty Mumm, Baytown, Tex. Seat belts are made of a tightly woven nylon webbing that is colorfast and durable. Body oils, food stains, or grease spots can soil the fabric. But no matter the type of cleaning seat belts may need, never remove them from a vehicle. It&amp;#039;s best to get at stains as soon as possible with a heavy-duty, all-purpose household cleaner. Spray the spot, then wipe with a clean, absorbent cloth. To remove grease, use a cleaner specifically designed to lift oily stains. If the seat belts are deeply soiled, you can soak them with the all-purpose cleaner, then rinse thoroughly. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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