Will this stain my mattress and micro-suede couch?
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I sprayed Virbac Knockout Flea/Tick spray on almost everything in my basement and I didn't see any staining on any materials, but of course you should test it on an a scrap piece of material first. It did do the job for me as advertised. I did buy extra to treat again in a month or so, never assume you've killed all the larvae, etc. Have a maintenance program. Good luck!
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It did not stain my sofa, chair or bedspread. I did spray heavily over these but I didn't saturate to the point of being wet. It does the job but remember to lightly reapply in approximate 2 weeks just to make sure you get any hatched larvae.
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Krista: I have used my mat on pale green carpet for several years and no stain has resulted from use. Hope that helps. Ralph
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Yes it stains clothes, sheets, even white toilet seats! I can't get the stain out of any of these things. And it was good and dry before it came in contact with any thing light in color. If I had kept the box it would get returned. The color is good but obviously contains color to make it brown.
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No, the design is stain resistance. Odor will continue being emitted from within the fabrics of the mattress.
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It didn't really seem to work for me, maybe it would for you. Try the back of the couch or area not seen first to make sure it doesn't stain. Good luck!
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No. I try to keep mine off the couch and also have white carpet. You'll have little bits of bone to vaccumm up possibly but no oily stains.
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I haven't had any problems with staining. It will leave greasy mark on clothing, but that washes right out without any special treatments needed.
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I only used it on upholstery.....I don't know about the other surfaces. It did not leave any stain or residue on my upholstery.
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I never used it before on leather furniture. Your question led me to try it out on my soft-leather beige couch. It cleaned it about as well as the leather cleaner I have, but it didn't leave a moisturizing finish as did the leather cleaner. It didn't do any damage to my leather but it didn't magically make the leather instantly clean either. I used a dilute solution. I will try a more concentrated solution at a later time. Good luck. Sorry I couldn't answer your question adequately.
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I would use a microfiber towel and then condition. If your furniture is near the kitchen then I'd consider cleaner with the leather cleaner first
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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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I bought the 1425 Little Green recently and used it on my 2nd hand microfiber sofa without a problem. I have two toddlers, so there were quite a few interesting stains to remove. They came out very easily with the machine. After the sofa was dry, I rubbed over the microfibers with my hand to soften them up again, but it looks brand new now! I would try a test patch first.
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Each tablet makes about 16oz of product, so you would need the appropriate number of tablets, if it's a fabric you're trying to save, you would also want to check for colorfastness. I don't see why it wouldn't remove the stain and/or odor though.
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possibly, it has never harmed any of our various carpet surfaces. i would check the info about cleaning which came with the couch. if it says: dry clean only or commercial clean only - its probably best to refrain from using it. on the other hand, if it looks or smells so bad you must do something try the solution in an inconspicuous spot such as the reverse of a matching cushion or pillow or a protective arm cover if you have them and proceed according to the results. i can say for sure that it is a wonderful cleaner on the carpet messes and spots and we use a lot of it at my house. good luck, john. possibly, it has never harmed any of our various carpet surfaces. i would check the info about cleaning which came with the couch. if it says: dry clean only or commercial clean only - its probably best to refrain from using it. on the other hand, if it looks or smells so bad you must do something try the solution in an inconspicuous spot such as the reverse of a matching cushion or pillow or a protective arm cover if you have them and proceed according to the results. i can say for sure that it is a wonderful cleaner on the carpet messes and spots and we use a lot of it at my house. good... » Read More possibly, it has never harmed any of our various carpet surfaces. i would check the info about cleaning which came with the couch. if it says: dry clean only or commercial clean only - its probably best to refrain from using it. on the other hand, if it looks or smells so bad you must do something try the solution in an inconspicuous spot such as the reverse of a matching cushion or pillow or a protective arm cover if you have them and proceed according to the results. i can say for sure that it is a wonderful cleaner on the carpet messes and spots and we use a lot of it at my house. good luck, john. « Show Less
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I used it on my leather couch and it worked great....I first wiped lightly with very slightly damp cloth. Then sprayed liberally and wiped down the leather paying attention to any stubborn spots....once done and dry I buffed with a really soft old baby diaper cloth. It has stayed clean and shiny for months now. Hope this helps!
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It's safe for couches as far as I know, but, it makes the leather very dark, and by dark, I mean almost black. On a sample I did on our brown Nubuck leather couch, it also left an oily feeling, even after some time. I ended up using another product on our leather couch that didn't leave a residue, and didn't make it so dark.
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probably but it may leave a stain if it has some oils in it. the surface isn't plastic.