Car Seat Protector
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Prince Lion Heart, they are the best ones out there at preventing dimples etc. Toys R Us sells them.
It's a very firm material so it does not allow the seat bottom or back to dig in. They come in differnt colors to match your interior.
http://www.babyearth.com/prince-lion...seatsaver.html
It's a very firm material so it does not allow the seat bottom or back to dig in. They come in differnt colors to match your interior.
http://www.babyearth.com/prince-lion...seatsaver.html
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Prince Lion Heart, they are the best ones out there at preventing dimples etc. Toys R Us sells them.
It's a very firm material so it does not allow the seat bottom or back to dig in. They come in differnt colors to match your interior.
http://www.babyearth.com/prince-lion...seatsaver.html
It's a very firm material so it does not allow the seat bottom or back to dig in. They come in differnt colors to match your interior.
http://www.babyearth.com/prince-lion...seatsaver.html
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I have two: one for 4 1/2 yo's booster seat, another -for 1 1/2 yo's baby seat. PLHs definitely help, but they do not protect the headrests, where both booster and baby seat's tops rest on (back pieces are too short). The seats still leave dimples, so once a month, I remove them and have the seats treated with Lexol. Seems to work well, and then in a few days, I put the seats back. I think using a heavy bath towel may actually be better, as it may be more thick and offer a better fit (it depends on the type of car seat, I think).
My gripe is with covering the backs of front seats because those precious feet leave prints all over them all the time. On the other hand, I am glad Lexus made them out of plastic, as they are easy to clean.
My gripe is with covering the backs of front seats because those precious feet leave prints all over them all the time. On the other hand, I am glad Lexus made them out of plastic, as they are easy to clean.
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I have two: one for 4 1/2 yo's booster seat, another -for 1 1/2 yo's baby seat. PLHs definitely help, but they do not protect the headrests, where both booster and baby seat's tops rest on (back pieces are too short). The seats still leave dimples, so once a month, I remove them and have the seats treated with Lexol. Seems to work well, and then in a few days, I put the seats back. I think using a heavy bath towel may actually be better, as it may be more thick and offer a better fit (it depends on the type of car seat, I think).
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Bought this one for my RX and wife's 08. Works great,
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00..._ya_oh_product
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00..._ya_oh_product
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Just put in the Prince Lion Heart (PLH) today and when I removed the carseat to put it in, some nice indentations already (got a Britax carseat). The PLH fits well and doesn't slip, it looks like it will save the Lexus seat. The only worry is the color rubbing on the leather...only because it's mentioned on the box. Anyone have the PLH dye rub off onto the seats? The PLH box specifically states that MAY happen in hot climates...well, it gets 115 here pretty regularly in summer. Otherwise, very sturdy material of the PLH
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