Gum and Car Seats -- A Sticky Situation


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The easiest way to get chewing gum off of your car's seats is to use WD-40. Apply a liberal amount to a soft rag and rub it into the gum. The gum should scrape off. Next, go over the area where the gum was stuck with a warm, soapy cloth. This will remove any residue that the WD-40 left behind.

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2/5/2007 12:38:20 PM
cheryl said:

You can also use an ice cube to FREEZE the gum and then just use a butter knife to scrape it off.

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