Can I use this on clothing?
1389716
I don't think I would- it might make it stiff. Regular spray paint would work better.
1389717
I wouldn't it leaves a rough finish and I 'm not sure if it has any negative reaction if it comes in contact with the skin. Contact Rust oleum they should be able to give you that info.
1389718
I used it on thick fabric(patio cushions) and it worked fine but the fabric will get rough to the touch
903956
Absolutely. I've been using it on my most sensitive clothes my lululemon luon fabric to my cotton sheets. Works on everything!
184376
You cannot use this on clothes. It is Not a soft label. I am a nurse and I use it to label blood tubes and specimens, which works well due to the plastic nature of the tape. It is more for hard or firm surfaces. Hope this helped.
2281175
I've never tried it and I don't think I would. I think you would need so much in a washer so it's not diluted out that it wouldn't be worth while. Also it's an oil and likely would spot or stain clothing.
1221809
You should be able to. I sprayed it on everything without it staining, but that was my experience with it.
2125933
Yes, you can just soak clothes in it. It's the soaking that is the important part.
1678046
I have not sprayed it on clothes we spray it on our carpet and furniture. I personally don't see a problem with spraying it on clothing.
1214994
One of the instructions on the can states " avoid contact with eyes, skin and clothing" It also says For use on: metal, aluminum, galvanized metal, PVC, concrete, masonry,asphalt roofing, vinyl siding and fiberglass.So I WOULD NOT USE IT ON CLOTHING....
1936063
I suppose you could; however, I choose not to. My daughter has very sensitive skin so we do not use it. Despite that, I feel like our clothes still come out soft and smell really clean. We've used these exclusively for several years now.
2281180
Do not use this for clothes. The carbon will leave a black stain on your clothes. This is only used to remove odors, colors and medications in water
552386
I wouldn't use it on anything delicate, or on something that might snag. I have used it on a wool blazer/jacket with success, and also on dark khakis.
481125
I have not used it on clothing either. I use it to get the wax out of my brushes after I paste wax my painted furniture. This works so much better than anything else I have tried!
1678045
I sprayed it on furniture, carpet, and bedding. I don't see why you couldn't spray it on clothing. However it does have a strong smell so be cautious.
1148181
Yes, you could use it on fabric. I would take into consideration the color you will be using against the color of your fabric. Have fun!
515691
I don't think it would work for that. It works good on canvas or nylon but not on other fabrics.
1280645
Frankly, I cannot answer with certainty -- however, it is used to remove stains on clothes that need to be dry cleaned. You do need to be careful in using the product -- put a small amount on a clean rag and dab at the spot -- do not rub across the stain -- it will work fine -- just need to understand how to properly use the product
181243
I have never sprayed this on fabric so I can't say for certain - but I suspect you should not spray your clothes with it. It is made up largely of essential oils and definitely leaves an oily residue wherever you spray it (it does dry up and has never stained the wood floor or tile where I've used it) that I doubt is good for clothing. I could certainly see it staining some fabrics.