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Title says it all. I guess on my way too work mydeodorant fell out of my bag and i didnt noticed. Being 103 today have a pool of it in my ppassenger aseat. I got it out i just need to know how too get it out of the seat. Thanks


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My whole career was in the consumer products industry. So I need to ask if this was in actuality an antiperspirant stick (containing aluminum and zirconium and stearyl alcohol) as opposed to a deodorant-only stick. If deodorant-only stick melted, soap and warm water should work, "wet" the whole seat not just the spot.

If antiperspirant stick, hot water and soap will help some to dissolve the aluminum-zirconium-glycine-chloride complex, maybe try some denatured alcohol to remove the organic matter after that. Stronger solvents like acetone, dimethylformamide, or chloroform m and complain, maybe theyay dissolve the seat material as well as dissolving the antiperspirant.

Maybe call 800 customer service hot line of company that made it (I no longer have any stock of any kind) and complain, send your photos. The company I worked for oftentimes honored such claims.
 

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This one contains dipropylene glycol, water, propylene glycol, sodium stearate, fragrance, ppg-3 myristly ether, tetrasodium EDTA
That's a typical DEODORANT solid. Those components listed have a decent amount of water solubility - dipropylene glycol and propylene glycol are miscible with water, sodium stearate is a soap, ppg-3 myristly ether is a nonionic detergent, and tetrasodium EDTA is a water-soluble chelating agent.

So hot water, steam cleaning should work pretty well. Hopefully the other ingredients during cleaning will solubilize the fragrance.
 

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Thinking out side the box....If you cant get stain out, I bet you could find a used OEM nissan passenger seat cover on Ebay or at a local junk yard.
Heck a used OEM nissan seat cover might cost about the same or not that much more $.$$ than an auto detail shop would charge to steam clean it?
 

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Or! This is a perfect excuse for katzkin leather seats... If it were me it would be at the detail shop
 
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