Would it be safe to use on furniture? I have a chair that has "pills" all over it.
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As long as it's not something antique or delicate but from what you say of pills all over it I doubt it. Yes it is. I know and have heard of many people doing their whole couches & chairs & ottomans. So I would do it. You will probably have to empty the lint catcher a few times, so pay attention. Start out at an inconspicuous part of the chair and see what you feel is the best pressure for it and if it snags or anything so you can let up on the pressure. If it seems to stop working in any way, take the blade cover off and remove any lint/fuzz around where the blade spins from & the blades. I either blow into it (pointed slightly down so as to avoid fuzz in the face) or I use canned air to give it a good blast of air. So I hope that helps! Give it a try & I bet your chair looks like new! I do my sheets while they're on the bed! Good Luck!
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We use it on furniture all the time. As long as the finish on the furniture is not peeling, cracking, or chipping, it should work great!
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I use mine on a lazy boy recliner chair which works well for me. I've never used it on a dining chair or a sofa, but imagine it would work well with those too.
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I will not recommend use on furniture, some of the ingredients can damage the finish of varnished wood.
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Yes, We use it on our kitchen bar stools and fully upholstered dining room chairs and it stays on the chair securely.
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I used this to spray all over a leather chair (that had been treated/failed by even Stink Free and another product). Didn't damage/discolor the leather at all. Of course, I'm not sure I really cared since it's probably headed to the dumpster anyway... not sure I can ever lounge in it, just knowing... ;-). Of course, YMMV, and test it first ;-)
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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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We have only used this product within a "bark collar" for outside activity. The bark collar sprays the citronella when our pup barks to remind her that she is doing so. I do not believe it can be sprayed on furniture.
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Hi Brenda, I personally think it depends on the type of furniture you have. I wouldn't use it for a kitchen chair, but something that sits lower like a couch, love seat or bed and heavy so that the the furniture wouldn't move. Use on carpet. It's safer! That's my opinion. So far, the risers have done a very good job. Good luck!
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I use it to spray on the Coach purses I buy at Thrift stores. It cleans beautifully and when I dries you can never tell it was used. I would spray it on ky furniture if needed, if used on furniture, vacuum first. I think it is a safe product. If I use it on my coach purses or other fabric purses, then it must be good.
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Yes. It works good on furniture. I cleaned a chair bought at a garage sale. It looked pretty clean when I bought it but it was even cleaner (and the wash water a lot dirtier) after cleaning.
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I used this on a chair and it works very well. I would suggest that you move the furniture away from the walls because the tool may spray over the furniture and onto the wall.
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I wouldn't have a problem using on inside furniture (although I used for outside) make sure your floors are protected from the wet and maybe use in an area you can open a window to outside for ventilation. Not a strong smell but it is a "chemical"!
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I only used it on a chair which smelled strongly of cigarette smoke It didn't appear to harm the fabric. It did well to get rid of the smell almost completely. A couple months later the smoky smell started to reappear, so you may need to spray it more than once. Still should be a big improvement.
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No, I would not do it. It has chemicals and it's kinda smelly. Plus, you have to be sure it will not drip on a floor (otherwise it will discolorate it). Plus, I still had to sand paper my bench a bit). Plus, at the end I just washed all that chemical off with a hose (can you do that wiht the indoor furniture? not sure). The water from the wash off came out soapy... So, to answer your question: I would not use it on the indoor furniture. No.
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I also have microsuede furniture and it did not damage the furniture upon removal. My fabric is on the darker side and while I doubt that it would hurt any color I would always recommend testing on a bottom, back corner before putting in more obvious places.
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I don't really know. However, this is not a wax I would use on material exposed to water since it will spot. Try it on a small sample and see if you like the results. Since it works great on furniture, you could invest in a can just to try it. I would recommend the clear wax for that purpose.