Steam cleaning truck interior?

Hello drivers!

I got a older truck that is mostly fabric inside. It's not in a terrible condition at all, no tips or tears or crazy stains. But the driver before me had a home made carpet. When I threw it out it was like a sand of dust beneath it. I swept, washed and vacuumed. However there is a lot of dust in the fabric and it actually bites my nostrils. I was wondering if anyone has used a steam cleaner to get it out? What type of steam cleaner and what procedure? What were the results ? Or if you paid a service to do it how much was it and how was the job?

I'm debating on buying a $2000 worth of steam cleaning and extracting equipment to bring inside of the truck back to fresh life and clean air.

 

My dashboard and rubber floor is always clean but the fabric not so much in the sleeper. It's gotten to the point where few times I'll wake up with dust balls in my throat and spit out white nasty crap. I'll try the steamer and shop vac just to see what it does and update the thread.

I can't imagine how some guys sleep in some of the trucks I've seen.

 

Yeah I got a new mattress and one of those pricey foams to put over it. I change my sheets/pillow cases once a week since Im home weekly.

Mine is a 2007 volvo. Looks new, drives like its new and I love it but I sweep,vacuum, while down twice a week with Lysol and upholstery cleaner for the dash. Every morning I spray fabreeze to have a fresh scent in the cab. Only thing that bothers me is this dust situation lol . I Don't have OCD but I like to be clean and be in a clean environment when I sleep or eat.

 

The foot print!!! That bothers me too! Or when I do the dash and get some on the windshield.

Btw what my dad taught me as far as windows is get news papers, not the color thick ones but the old type of news papers, especially if they're free. They will clean your glass streak free and easy. Way better than paper towels or rags.