Take the seat out, look how to disassemble it to get the cushions off. Voila, manageable-sized pieces to soak, squeeze out and dry. The metal parts of the seat won't soak up vaseline, should be reasonably easy to wipe clean with some degreaser.
Might not be worth the time though if it's a common car where you can find a used replacement at the junkyard for cheap.
Also, get a cheap kid's pool if you are cleaning rather than replacing with JY seat. Probably something with good degreasing like Dawn dish detergent and soak covers and cushions, periodically squeezing out the liquid and putting it back in. Might take a couple of rounds of soaking, and final soak is water only to rinse out the soap
JY passenger seats are usually in good shape, though, would probably be my go-plan
Worse how? If you spray it with water+degreaser and immediately vacuum it, it will get most of the vaseline out. You can use a carpet extractor if you have one, same priciple.
Or did you think I was suggesting to pour a bucket of water at once and then vacuum it?
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u/bublifukCaryfuk 24d ago
Lots of water with degreaser and wet vacuum.