[bowtie-72]

I searched the forum and couldn`t find anything so I`m thinking this really IS impossible. But has anyone found a way to clean the trunk liner in our cars? I have a 2014 2LT, but I think they all use the same material. Kinda like the fuzzy part of Velcro that has the same effect on dirt/debris. I tried to use a good Shop-Vac but to no avail the dirt is still there. Do I need to find the secret? Thanks, Jeff.

 

[Blasirl]

I use a good stiff bristle brush and a vacuum. After that last piece of straw or whatever is out, I recommend you put in a good trunk liner. There are usually plenty for sale on the forum for a decent price. Either Weather Tech or Husky will do, but I prefer Husky.

 

[pontiacgt]

I used a rotating brush that I use with my Hoover Vacuum and used a adapter to connect it to my shop vac and it I was able clean it. Similiar to this.

https://www.amazon.com/Cleaner-Suct...rd_wg=5t7va&psc=1&refRID=6ZJV1SV9J1EJYSJJQB2Q

 

[carbon02]

I also prefer a brush. If you're careful you can remove the trunk liner with most of the leaves and stuff still on it. Pull it out horizontally. Turn it vertical so that it's up and down, hold it with one hand, while brushing with the other. Brushes right off..

I agree trying to clean this trunk mat with a vacuum while it's in the car is more difficult than it should be.

 

[bowtie-72]

Thanks guys, looks like the secret is to use a brush to knock it loose, then suck it up. When I get some time I will try it and let you know how it works. Thanks.

 

[bowtie-72]

OK, couple of weeks ago, I took the scrubbrush that I use for the tires and went over it small section by small section then I followed up with my Shop-vac and it turned out pretty good. Thanks.