Laundry soap spill on car seat. How can I remove it?

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A bottle of Woolite laundry detergent leaked on my back seat, and now it has left a blue stain. About 1/4 of a cup or maybe a little less spilled. How can I remove it? It has dried. My car is new, so I really want to get this out. I think the material on the seats is just regular interior material. I have a 2009 corolla if that helps.
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  1. sweetpea says:
    May 3, 2010 at 12:31 pm

    Get up as much residue as you can with dry cloths. Work on what is left with cloths and cold water until you’re satisfied you’ve done all you can.

    Shouldn’t be a problem, just some work.

  2. Ritzy Ranchers Wife says:
    May 3, 2010 at 12:31 pm

    Rub with a wet rag to remove color…then vacuum w/ a wet/dry vac. Try to get as much of the water vacuumed as possible to prevent future staining….not getting all the soap out will attract dirt, just like carpet does. Have fun;)

  3. ankepner3 says:
    May 3, 2010 at 12:31 pm

    You can try: rubbing "bar" soap(any kind) over the spot(after the detergent is cleaned up), and then using a damp cloth to remove the "bar" soap. it works on clothes, so it should work for your interior!

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