Chicago Jax Wax
JAX WAX CARPET & FABRIC CLEANER SPRAY
JAX WAX CARPET & FABRIC CLEANER SPRAY
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Carpet and fabric are the hardest surfaces to keep clean in any vehicle — they absorb spills, trap dirt, and hold odors in a way that a simple wipe-down can't fix. Jax Wax Carpet & Fabric Cleaner Spray is formulated specifically for these porous surfaces, penetrating deep into fibers to lift and extract stains, ground-in dirt, and embedded grime that surface cleaners can't reach.
At Chicago Jax Wax, we use Carpet & Fabric Cleaner on floor mats, carpet, cloth seats, headliners, and door panel fabric as part of every deep interior detail. It works on fresh spills and old set-in stains alike, and it rinses clean without leaving a sticky residue that attracts more dirt. Pair it with Jax Wax Odor Control for a complete fabric restoration treatment.
What It Tackles
- Coffee, soda & food spills — lifts liquid stains from carpet and fabric before they set permanently
- Mud & dirt — breaks down ground-in soil from floor mats and carpet
- Pet stains — targets organic stains and the odor compounds that come with them
- Set-in stains — penetrates deep into fibers to lift stains that have dried and bonded
- General fabric soiling — restores cloth seats, headliners, and door panels to a clean appearance
How to Use
- Vacuum the area thoroughly to remove loose dirt and debris before applying
- Spray Carpet & Fabric Cleaner generously onto the stained or soiled area
- Allow to dwell for 1–2 minutes to penetrate and loosen the stain
- Agitate with a stiff-bristle brush or detailing brush using circular motions
- Blot with a clean microfiber towel — do not rub, as rubbing spreads the stain
- Repeat as needed for stubborn or set-in stains
- Allow to dry completely, then vacuum again to restore the fabric texture
Pro tip: For the best results on set-in stains, apply the cleaner and cover with a damp microfiber towel for 5 minutes before agitating. The added moisture and dwell time help break down stains that have bonded deeply into the fibers.
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