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How to properly clean seats?

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The leather in my CT and my Model Y both have those pinholes and chocolate or whatever gunk gets caught in there and does not come out. What do you do? Certain brush maybe?
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I've had success with vacuum w/ or w/o a brush attachment. I believe I've read that going hole by hole with a toothpick works as well.
 

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So I haven't tried it myself yet, but I saw a video where a guy took one of those shoulder massager things with the round ball on the end.. He put it on the seat and carpets and had a shop vac in the other hand.. the massager beating on the seat made all the little crumbs dance up and they got sucked out by the vac... Worth a try.... Lmk if it actually works.
 

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I've had success with vacuum w/ or w/o a brush attachment. I believe I've read that going hole by hole with a toothpick works as well.
I vacuum the sheet out of mine daily but the melted or compressed stuff inside the tiny holes are flush and some of it is little piece of melted chocolate nothing works as of yet and toothpicks poke it down
 


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Brush is helpful, vacuum as well, but I also have used a cheap muscle massage gun to vibrate the seats while vacuuming to prompt dry bits to bounce.
 

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There is a sticky gel that is used for interior detailing. Not quite a sold, very malleable and good at getting dirt/crumbs out of tight areas. I’ve found a cheap version of it at Autozone but it’s also available on Amazon or car detailing sites.
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