I have a dark grey sofa that is "W" for cleaning. Is this a good product for spot cleaning?
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I would try it. Spray the spot and take a soft dry rag and dap or blot. I wouldn't rub it. Its amazing what it lifts off. Hope that works for you
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Not sure, but it will not hurt to try. I've found this cleaner to be very safe on colors and all fabric types. If this doesn't work, you might try WD40.
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I have used this vac on upholstered furniture with very good results. This is a powerful little vac but keep in mind that the brush head is very small so cleaning a large item will be time consuming.
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Yes you can, however, it wont work as a cleaner but as a conditioner. I have a white italian leather sofa that i use everyday and i hadn't realized how dirty it was. None of the products i have for leather worked so i decided to test Krut diluted in water and a cotton rag. The sofa ended up sparkling like new. Then i used the chamberlain milk for conditioning . I hope it helps
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I have the dark charcoal one and it does not get dirty or dusty easily, if at all. I could not tell for the lighter colors if you are interested in those. However, I have found that a Magic Eraser (like Mr. Clean's) cleans stains in fabric, like furniture and curtain spots. I bet it could help with the brighter color backpack in case you really-eally want it. It IS a great buy.
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I used it on cream colored leather sofa and it was fine and did not darken the color.
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We just use upholstry cleaner like Woolight fabric cleaner from walmart, just spray on a damp rag and wipe. Works great, easy to clean.
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I have successfully used Fels-Naphta to remove stains from dry-clean only items ( wool coats etc.) Then a vigorous brushing and an airing, either on clothes line or in the dryer, thus saving taking it to dry-cleaning. Other spot removers are much more environmentally damaging. Castile soap would be an all-natural options, but did not work well in spot removal.
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I've used this product on mattresses without any problems with discoloration. But I don't have any white sofas so I don't know what would be a good alternative for those.
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This is suppose to be a better formula. I have beige seats and neither did a great job getting rid of blue jeans stains. Look at Griot's Garage Leather Care Spray 8oz....11040SP. That worked best to clean and condition leather all in one.
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Yes, but you will have to hold it a bit harder with a vertical hold, I have used this cleaner with success on my couch. My couch was HEAVILY soiled with stains and pet hairs, but it worked. Depending on how soiled your furniture is, it will take some time, but it DOES work nicely.
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An entire sofa??? The dye absolutely will NOT rub off! However, you might want to try Goodwill... Good luck.
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Hi Deanna, this is what I used it for. I have a very expensive leather sofa that looked warn. This does a great job of cleaning and softening the leather (leaves sort of a natural sheen). I use it on my sofa every six months or so. From now on, this is the only product I will use on dyed leather. It will darken natural leather. Love the stuff.
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I have used it on couch cushions with good results. As with any product, I would try a little in an inconspicuous area first.
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Possibly. It is a good general cleaner; however, I have found that it really excels with upholstery and fabrics. Still, it will likely do a credible job but will require the addition of elbow grease. There are other cleaners, containing bleach and peroxides, designed for what you want and will accomplish it with little more than simple contact. Mildew-X is a brand, or you could just use diluted bleach in a spray bottle.
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I doubt it. But I've heard that WD-40 removes water stains from leather. I'd try it on a small , hidden, section of the sofa first. If the sofa is fabric, I'd check the web for advice on removing pet stains.