Amazon said this could be used on polyester but on the bottle it is not recommended, has anyone used this on polyester fabric?
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I used it on lace. White lace. Not sure about polyester... If you have a fabric swatch of the polyester you're planning on dying, I'd recommend experimenting with that first, because I left the fabric in for the recommended time/ followed directions exactly, and it turned out way darker than how I thought it would be based on the color on the bottle. Could've been because it was white. Good luck!!!
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my wife used it only on playtex bottles. Do not know about other name brands.
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I tried in a polyester suede jacket and it worked fine for the first time, but second time the collar and scuff were lightly soiled and although I followed all the instructions it couldn't remove all the dirt, since polyester and soil have affinity it needs a stronger agent like water or perc. I recommend hand wash and hang to dry or dry cleaning with hydrocarbon, a modern solvent more delicate and eco friendly. FYI I am a laundry owner.
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Hi, yes. Polyester is very good. Vinyl ester (our item 71590) is even better
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I would hesitate using it on something that delicate. It left a ring on my polyester pants. However, it came out in the wash.
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I wouldn't use it on fabrics. Its paint for metal wood plastic. If used in Fabrics i think it would dissolve or fade after washing. But you can try it Good luck
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I'm not sure. I wouldn't use it on my clothes because it has a really bad odor when you spray it and it might stay on your clothes. Again, I've never used it on any fabric. But, I bought Febreze Fabric Refresher. This eliminates odors on all kinds of fabric. I've been happy with it's results. You can read the details about it on Amazon.
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I read the bottle label and it does not indicate that it can be used on leather. Specifically states it is a "fiber penetrating spray". I would not use it on my leather furniture.
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You will want to dilute it a bit but you can use it on fabric. I haven't seen it cause any discoloration on anything I've used it on.
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Yes it can be used on fabric...to get out a rust stain,. Do not know. What it will do for fabric is disolve glue, like that used to secure Boy Scout patches. So that is a glue, not a stain. The best stain remover I know of, other than dry cleaning is Shout per-wash. Leave it on over night. Sorry I don't know about rust.
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I think it would be ok to use on natural fabrics for both indoor & outdoor clothing however I definitely wouldn't use it on delicates or dressy clothing like tropical wool dress pants or a suit. Hope that helps.
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I used it on my canvass boat cover. Works great. On the bottle it says multiple uses to include marine canvass, convertible car tops, furniture etc. So I have to believe it's go to go for you.
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It really depends on the carpet fiber, I'm assuming a synthetic. I had great results on polyester clothing, which bodes well. As inexpensive as the product is, I'd suggest trying it on a few carpet pieces/yarn ends. I'm a weaver, so I try lots of different dyes and dye removers. I think it's worth a try. Sue
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I bought the elite polyester. It has protected against cat urine so I am not sure what it couldn't help protect against.
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I don't think the product would harm most fabric, but I don't think it is designed to be used on fabric. The closest the label comes to fabric in the list of uses is "coated mattresses" and "coated pillows" under "Medical Surfaces." But Clorox Healthcare makes a hydrogen peroxide spray that probably is designed to be used on absorbent surfaces such as fabric: "Clorox Healthcare Hydrogen Peroxide Cleaner Disinfectant Spray." I see it is available on
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I didn't try this on fabric. I tried this on my bathroom shower and it didn't work at all. Sorry.
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I have used on bottles (even after several washes they stay on), and fabrics. They are great!