Cleaning Leather Heated Seats

[Genesis Gal]

Genesis 3.8 - Someone spilt a small amount of Starbucks coffee on my leather seat. The whipped cream got into some of the little holes for the heated/ cooling seats. What do I use to clean the vent holes? I'm concerned that any leather product would embed in the vent holes in the seats.
Does anyone have any suggestions?

 

[homeofstone]

I use Tuff Stuff foam cleaner. I come is a red and yellow can spray can. I have found nothing better and I have used it for over 35 years.

 

[OneFunGenesis]

You might call me crazy, but Lexol leather cleaner and green scotchbrite it what I have used for years without fail. Seems scary, but it's perfectly fine

 

[homeofstone]

I use Tuff Stuff foam cleaner. I come is a red and yellow can spray can. I have found nothing better and I have used it for over 35 years.

Correction: It comes in a Red and Yellow spray can.

 

[Buford T Justice]

If you're worried about getting the gunk out of the perforation holes, use a foam cleaner (that foam hand soap for the bathroom works great) with as few strong chemicals as possible and suck it out with a shop vac!

For regular cleaning I too use Lexol. The Vacuum is the important part for getting stuff out of the perforation, a foaming cleaner just helps lift the dirt so it can be easily sucked up.