Brushes and ScrubPads

For cleaning large surfaces, a cloth and cleaner are enough, but dried-on stains, dust embedded deep in the fabric, or dirt in leather stitching need a little extra mechanical help – that’s exactly what scrub pads and brushes are for.

Scrub Pads

The double-sided sponge combines a softer sidefor routine surface cleaning and a coarser sidefor dried-on dirt, mud in door sills, or grime in seat rails. For more delicate materials (colored plastics, fabrics), it’s best to test the coarser side on a hidden area first.

Leather Brushes

Combined with leather cleaner, the soft bristles reach into the stitching and seams where most dust and grease collect, without scratching the leather’s finish.

Fabric and Upholstery Brushes

The slightly stiffer bristles loosen dried dirt embedded deep in the fibers of floor mats and fabric seats before vacuuming or extractor cleaning – without a brush, the fabric cleaner would only stay on the surface.

How to Use Scrub Pads and Brushes Correctly

Always work with cleaner applied, not dry, using short strokes or a circular motion. Rinse the brush and pad regularly so you don’t spread the dirt back over the surface.