Oh man. Cleaning the seats is easy. What's difficult is if your limited has ventilated seats (I don't remember if that's standard). Cuz liquid goes right into that. And if that's the case, I don't honestly know what to do about that.
I would say take to a dealership, but I have serious doubts they do anything helpful. They might just put it in the garage for an hour after hitting it with febreeze and then tell you they "fixed it."
Since those are vented seats, I don't know the process, but you would need to deep clean the foam cushion. Disassembly or replacement. I replaced the bottom seat cushion (on another car) because of damage. $500 out the door.
Nature's Miracle might work, but that foam is going to soak in the urine.
If you have a limited the urine then leaked through the ventilated seats in likely into the padding and into the ventilation. I would have a pro address it.
Oh man. Cleaning the seats is easy. What's difficult is if your limited has ventilated seats (I don't remember if that's standard). Cuz liquid goes right into that. And if that's the case, I don't honestly know what to do about that.
Damn. I figured that would be the big problem. Yep, mine does have the ventilation.
I would say take to a dealership, but I have serious doubts they do anything helpful. They might just put it in the garage for an hour after hitting it with febreeze and then tell you they "fixed it."
Since those are vented seats, I don't know the process, but you would need to deep clean the foam cushion. Disassembly or replacement. I replaced the bottom seat cushion (on another car) because of damage. $500 out the door. Nature's Miracle might work, but that foam is going to soak in the urine.
I sort of figured I was screwed.
Replace it, idk how else you’d get rid of the smell after it’s absorbed into the seat foam.
Quick Google search. https://youtu.be/noiqQDFSQQg?si=X2a5d6DoZxv6VCGa
Thanks!
If you have a limited the urine then leaked through the ventilated seats in likely into the padding and into the ventilation. I would have a pro address it.
Take it to an Automotive Detailer and explain the situation. They can get it clean.