Kids + Back of Seats = UGHHHH

hirdlej · February 8, 2016

I would just put one of these around each ankle and the other end under the seat as a restraint. That'll learn 'em

SlavO · February 8, 2016

Wifey found these on amazon for $10 for a set of 2

konjis1 · February 8, 2016

Wow...glad to see i am not the only one. And i agree with some of you about teaching the kids to do better and respect things is key. Just in my case it is purely out of accident and no maliciousness.

In any case, i thought about using the magic eraser as well. Wonder how it will work. Those covers seem like a great idea as well.

SlavO · February 8, 2016

Wow...glad to see i am not the only one. And i agree with some of you about teaching the kids to do better and respect things is key. Just in my case it is purely out of accident and no maliciousness.

In any case, i thought about using the magic eraser as well. Wonder how it will work. Those covers seem like a great idea as well.

Lol. I tell my 2 1/2 year old daughter please stop ok daddy.... 2 seconds later stop what daddy lol. Since I've put those on she has stop kicking the shi? Out of my seat tho. Definitely going to get another set for for the boy soon he's only 4 mo old. There are a must have with kids

Vic15 · February 8, 2016

Meguiars Interior Detail & Cleaner works pretty well and is safe on all surfaces.

SkippyG4 · February 9, 2016

Meguiars Interior Detail & Cleaner works pretty well and is safe on all surfaces.

I have black interior does that do good at hiding scuffs and or scratches in the plastic?

lsxrx7 · February 9, 2016

i m starting to think i should buy seat cover to cover up all my leather

scott19677 · February 9, 2016

I would just put one of these around each ankle and the other end under the seat as a restraint. That'll learn 'em

Funny! Or get a piece of Hot Wheels race track and lite that butt up. It worked on me when I was a kid. oh, but that is probably child abuse these days.

GsBowtie · February 9, 2016

Both of my boys know, no eating in dads truck, don't kick the seats and keep your fingers off the windows. I taught them this from a very young age so i have no issues with them now at ages 9 and 11. Even in my cavalier with a small back seat they are good. No reason for it if they are taught to be careful.

muddkatt · February 9, 2016

In any case, i thought about using the magic eraser as well. Wonder how it will work.

I would NOT use magic erasers unless it was a last option. No doubt it will remove the marks, but they actually dull the finish on damn near everything. Its like you sanded with a 3000 grit sand paper.

1300c · February 9, 2016

I use baby wipes to clean up the marks, food, or milk stains from my kid's sippie cups, or any other mess they make in our vehicles. It all cleans up pretty easily.

Tek74 · February 9, 2016

After one warning, I would throw a Flash Bang in the back seat. But that's me.

Trevor01 · February 9, 2016

Mine are trained to remove their shoes when they get into the backseat of anyone's vehicle.

SlavO · February 9, 2016

I'm pretty sure most of these guys. Are having other men raising there kids.

brokesilverado · February 10, 2016

Mine are trained to remove their shoes when they get into the backseat of anyone's vehicle.

With my youngest I took her shoes off as I put her in her car seat. Not because she put her feet on the seat back but because the car seat puts her forward some & short legs stick straight out & don't go down in the floorboard.