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Oh YUK Kids Car Seat Cleaner Spray – Probiotic Stain & Odor Remover – 27 fl oz
Oh YUK Kids Car Seat Cleaner Spray – Probiotic Stain & Odor Remover – 27 fl oz
Over 1,000,000 sold & 50,000+ ★ reviews — Oh Yuk dissolves the gunk other cleaners can't. Septic safe, made in USA.
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Oh YUK Kids Car Seat Cleaner
Life with kids can get messy, and car seats catch it all. Oh YUK Kids Car Seat Cleaner is a probiotic-powered spray made for car seat fabrics and paddings. It helps clean food and drink spills, sticky residue, vomit and accident messes, and trapped odors — while probiotics keep working after application to help fight smells at the source.
Why parents reach for Oh YUK
- 🤢 Made for the worst messes – helps clean vomit, motion-sickness throw up, milk, blowouts, and potty accidents
- 🦠 Probiotic-powered odor control – keeps working for up to 3 weeks to break down odor at the source
- 🚗 Built for car seats – for fabrics, padding, and harness straps (check your seat manufacturer's instructions first)
- 👶 Gentle formula, safe around children when used as directed
- 🌱 Plant-based, biodegradable, vegan & cruelty-free
- ✨ No-rinse & residue-free – spray, dab dry, done
- 🧴 27 fl oz (800 ml) – Unscented, Watermelon Splash & Raspberry Pop.
How to clean vomit from a car seat
1. Wipe up as much as possible.
2. Saturate the area with Oh YUK Kids Car Seat Cleaner.
3. Dab as dry as possible with a microfiber cloth.
4. Repeat for stubborn stains & Odors — probiotics keep working for days.
Caution: Do not spray directly on your child. Do not soak the harness, straps, or buckles. Always follow your car seat manufacturer's cleaning instructions. Airdry before use.
FAQ
How do I get vomit out of a kids car seat?
→ Wipe, saturate with Oh YUK, dab dry. Probiotics break down the smell
Does it remove the sour milk / vomit smell?
→ Yes — probiotics target odor at the source, not just mask it.
Is it safe for my baby's car seat?
→ It's gentle and plant-based, safe around children when used as directed.







