Waterproof seat covers, fitted or close fitting generic, options?

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  1. pghsebring

    pghsebring Junior Member

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    I am looking for reasonably priced waterproof seat covers, as I don't want to pay $200+ because my kids are just going to destroy them. They don't have to be perfect fitting if the are generic, but just fit well. They have to be waterproof. (I would prefer something that liquid soaks into instead of running off of but I will care about price more.) I am mainly interested in the back seats, I don't really care about the front seats. For a 3rd gen Prius.
     
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    it being waterproof, the water will roll between the cracks into the orange cable where it connects underneath, the other exposed cable and insulation patches.
     
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    Search on ebay and you will find neoprene set covers. I was thinking of them for my Prius
    for the dogs, but decided on a cover I can click to the head rests and remove easily for cleaning.

     
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    With airbags in the seat sides it's not easy to design a seat cover that won't interfere with that functionality. A much better solutions is to use your kid's favorite blankets, which are easy to just throw in the washing machine and will ensure spilled fluids won't travel.
     
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