Can this product be used on natural fiber rugs such as jute?
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I have used this cleaner on just about everything and believe that it would be safe on jute.
234135
I use it on all my fabric car seats, dining chairs and couches. I just read the directions. If the stains are bad you may have to use moer than one application.
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Yes, we use this on our sisal rugs frequently to help absorb and deodorize dog urine stains. It has never left residue or a visible mark.
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It depends on the quality of the rug/carpet. I use mine on a low pile DuPont carpet with no problems. There is some natural fiber shedding, but no damage.
1434586
I would think you could. It puts a thin layer on whatever you spray it on. I have used it on several different types of throw rugs and all worked fine.
248266
NO! This is a conditioner only for the uppers of your boots. I suppose it could be used on the solses, but it is the consistency of honey. It may cause slipping on wet surfaces. Once dried. I suppose it would not hurt, but be prepared to get residue on rugs and flooring. John Kozel
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I'm sure it would work , but be sure that the fibers are standing up when you apply it so that the spray covers all sides of each fiber. If the fibers are lying down, you will be spraying just one side of them. Also, you probably will not be able to cover as much area, since you'll need more product to cover the long fibers of shag carpeting.
57506
Tough to say definitively but I have melted carpet by accident before so I wouldn't recommended it for anything with synthetic fibers. Probably try a hair dryer first since they run at lower temperatures.
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I have used this product to clean all kinds of carpet spots with great success. I'm not sure about a wool rug but I think it wold be fine to clean a spot and let it dry without using any heat. Any heated drying would likely shrink the fabric. I would try a small spot--spray on the Advanage, rub a bit, rinse , and blot with a towel.
570389
I do not believe so, it does OK on vinyl kitchen floors. I am down grading my opinion of it as it does not do a decent job with pills (fuzz off of socks) on pile rugs.
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Directions say only to test for colorfastness before using. I have not used on wool - cotton, synthetic fibers only. Results have been outstanding on these fabrics.
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Not sure. W e have not done this but we have vacuumed all of the oriental rugs we have that are very good rugs without any problems.- silk and hand dyed wool.
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If the jute fiber side is on the ground/floor, i think it works great. The regular mat side has plenty of grip. If you are doing yoga with the jute fiber side on-top, then it really doesnt have enough grip for you on that top jute fiber side.I feel like the jute fiber makes the mat a bit more durable, but is only good when that side is at the bottom
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I've used it for more health/beauty like for cleaning my face and to make a natural spray deodorant. However, like with many things, it has a lot of uses and it's worth a try on pet odors. As far as I know it will not bleach or stain carpets or fabrics but do a patch test first just to be safe! Good luck!
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The cleaner and reoil is made for a fabric based air cleaner. If the fibers are organic (cotton) I don't see why they would not work. I am hesitant to expect it to work with synthetic (plastic/ polymer) as some solvents will melt the materials.
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You could use it on pet bedding and surroundings, but it is very expensive and would not last too long. There are other products that are much more effective.
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I've never tried that. Would probably delute it too much to be useful. I would was and air dry first then generously spray on the rug.