How to Clean Husky Weatherbeater™ Liners Floor Liners

Let’s get this out of the way upfront: Husky Liners® Weatherbeater™ Floor Liners are built to take a serious beating. Despite their awesome durability and performance, even the most rugged floor mats need a little TLC to keep doing their job and looking good doing it.

In this guide, we’ll show you how to clean Husky Floor Liners using an easy process tested on a set of liners after 90 days of Colorado dirt, salt, and grime. We’ll walk through the tools, cleaning products, and protectants that deliver pro-level results from your own driveway.

Why Clean Your Husky Liners Regularly?

Your floor liners might be made for messes, but that doesn’t mean they should stay dirty. 

Regular cleaning keeps your Weatherbeater floor liners from accumulating road salt, mud, and debris that can fade the finish or degrade the material over time. A quick clean every few weeks helps them last longer, look better, and keep your vehicle’s interior looking great. 

Routine maintenance also speeds up and simplifies deeper cleaning. Waiting months to clean baked-in dirt means more scrubbing, time, and effort.

What To Use To Clean Car Floor Mats

Here’s what you’ll need to clean and restore Husky Floor Liners without damaging the surface:

Optional but highly recommended: a powered detailing brush for serious buildup.

How To Clean Husky Floor Liners

Follow these simple steps for a deep clean and restoration

Step 1: Remove the LinersTake the Husky Floor Liners out of your vehicle and give them a firm shake to get rid of loose dirt and debris. Doing this outside helps keep your carpet clean.

Step 2: Rinse the LinersUse a hose or pressure washer to rinse off dirt and grime. For heavier buildup, you can mix a little mild soap or Formula 409 with water and scrub with a stiff-bristle brush.

Step 3: Scrub (If Needed)If dirt is stubborn, gently scrub the liners with a brush using water or a mild soap solution. Avoid harsh chemicals that could damage the material.

Step 4: Rinse AgainRinse thoroughly to make sure no soap or dirt is left behind. Any leftover residue can attract more dirt later.

Step 5: Let Them DryAllow the liners to air dry completely in a shaded, ventilated area. This helps avoid streaking and moisture getting trapped underneath.

Step 6: ReinstallOnce dry, lock the liners back into place in your vehicle. Your interior is now clean and ready for whatever adventures come your way.

What Not To Do:

• Don’t use bleach, harsh solvents, or petroleum-based cleaners

• Avoid wire brushes or abrasive scrubbers that can scratch the surface

• Never use household floor waxes or tire shine products. These can create slippery surfaces