Is this safe to use on good wool rugs?
895270
I've only used this product on car mats and car upholstery so I can't answer about wool.
895271
i would be very careful. I used 2 cans and neither worked properly. Thus there were drops on the carpet rather than a fine spray. I couldn't find a technique that would allow the even distribution of the product.
895272
I would not trust it we used it on our new camper carpet didn't protect at all very poor results
1175641
It is safe to use on carpets and all fabrics. It's designed to kill mold fungus and I am trying to get some data from the manufacturer that shows it also kills the ringworm fungus. As soon as I hear back from them I will let you know.
786624
i wouldn't see why not, i would however try it out a very small area of the rug before using it on the whole thing, to ensure it didn't change the colour or something....but should work like a charm to brighten it back to its original colour/get rid of grime and dirt. you could always check on the resolve website as well D:good luck and happy cleaning.
1877416
No, you can't use this in a Rug Doctor. You can use our X-Mite Moist Powder Carpet Cleaner 1lb. product without having to use water,shampoo or steam. I have put the link below for you, it will take you right to our product. http://www.amazon.com/X-MITE-Moist-Powder-Carpet-Cleaner/dp/B00JZXZJKY/ref=sr_1_2?s=hpc&ie=UTF8&qid=1404834193&sr=1-2&keywords=xmite+carpet+treatment
2033424
advanagedp.com is the name of the website. I can tell you we trust it for anything. But we do not have experience with wool. I am sure the website will be able to help you with this question.
552387
With care, you could use this on sturdy fabric. It's basically like the sticky/prickly side of velcro, so it can't be used on delicate fabrics without risking damage. However, I think it might work on your wool coat. I have two long haired cats, and I feel your pain! I have tried numerous products for my rugs and furniture, and this is by far the most effective--it's an awesome product. But to be clear, I've never tried it on clothes. I prefer a velcro brush for clothes. Hope this helps.
1975964
I have not used it on any silks and wool,,Try using it on some scrap wool or silk. This Laundry soda is not as harsh as most detergents.
1909852
I haven't used wool socks, but the thermal ones worked well on a daily basis. Hope this helps u!
2071207
Probably depends on the carpet. The tape works really well in my office but the carpet I am sticking it to is commercial low pile carpet. The rug I am holding down is wool as well.
1746756
Had to look that one up: "Code S fabrics include organic fibers such as cotton, rayon, linen, wool, silk along with denim, velour, damask, etc. These fabrics should be cleaned with Solvent-based cleaners." I used it once on a cotton shirt with no problem BUT I think most of the time I used it was on rugs.. is rug cleaner solvent based? Guess so by the smell but test on a hidden area first. Wouldn't rugs be W: "Code W refers to fabrics that are man-made such as polyester, nylon, herculon, acetate and olefin. These fabrics can be cleaned with Water-based cleaners."
1732053
I've used it on my wool rugs with good results. I haven't used it yet On my shag rug as it's new, but plan to in the future.
1050828
As long as you're using it on car carpets and upholstery I'd say you're fine. Granted, use your best judgement if you've got a full leather interior, but I used mine on my bathroom tiles, carpet in my truck as well as the seats. Just use a low setting on your drill at first if you're nervous. It's just nylon strings, not steel wool. Think of it as an industrial toothbrush. You're probably better off using the yellow one though, since it's not quite as stiff but is still enough to get the job done and not damage your stuff.
2084514
The bottle says it is "ideal for oolens, woolen blend washables, fleece, delicates and down. Perfect for pillows, sleeping bags and sheepskin products." Since it is used for machine washing sheepskins or other woolens, you might be better asking on their website about these rugs... www.kookaburraco.com Good luck to you.
142487
I have used it on both light blue and beige carpets with no problems. I won't use anything else but Simple Green.
680038
I haven't had to use it on wool carpet yet, but I would try it without concern. Of course, try it first in an inconspicuous place.
1285114
I would not recommend this for felted wool. I think that the wool is not sturdy nor dense like leather products. I think it slip; besides when and if you were successful with the wool, then you would have dangling cut strands.
870454
It should not if you follow the label on the clothing as well as the bottle of woolite. We use it for most non-dryclean articles. Always use the delicate cycle. Everything should be fine.