Textile upholstery: Clean the upholstery of the cushions with a vacuum cleaner or a not too soft brush. In case of heavy soiling, clean the textile upholstery with a dry foam agent.
Treat greasy and oily stains with gasoline for cleaning or stain remover. The cleaning agent must not be poured directly onto the material, as this will inevitably form a border. Wipe the stain in circular motions from outside to inside. Other contaminants can be removed in most cases with warm soapy water.
Leather upholstery: close the seats in bright sunlight and long periods of parking to prevent fading.
Clean leather surfaces with a slightly moistened knitted or woolen cloth, without overwetting the skin and seams. Wipe this dried skin with a clean, soft handkerchief.
Heavily soiled leather surfaces can be cleaned with a mild detergent without bleach (2 tablespoons per 1 liter of water). Carefully, without wiping, lightly moisten grease and oil stains with gasoline for cleaning.
Purified (shiny) treat leather pillows with the usual means for the care of leather products. Such a tool is available both at service stations and in stores selling goods for cars. Shake well before use and apply thinly with a soft cloth. After drying, wipe with a clean and soft handkerchief. Under normal seat load, this treatment is recommended every 6 months.