How does it work on nylon fabric? cotton?
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Soaks in really well into nylon fabric, cotton too. It works more like a fabric dye because it's water based. It will dry in your screen though if you're doing more than one shirt at a time so backfill. Dries really quickly.
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It works great on cotton! I avoid nylon because I heat set with an iron after drying.
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Yes! It seems to work well on all cotton and polyester material. It'll get those stains out mostly, might want to use a little bleach to get the deep stains out.
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I use it on fabric (aircraft cushions and canvas jacket) and it works great! Spray on , wait a few minutes and wash off. Difficult mold may require brief brushing.
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I do NOT believe it is intended for fabrics, carpet or the like. Works great on white porelain type items....sinks, toilets or the like.
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Never try it on fabrics, imagine using hot burnt metal to cut fabrics. However, i guess it can do the trick, try it and let me know.
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May do it...used it on weight belt material, did not cut hole completely, used a solder iron to clean up the hole and melt the nylon. May work fine on leather. Cheap enough to try.
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The problem I see is that the heat necessary to melt the adhesive will burn the silk. It happened to me when I tried to use it on polyester. Cotton was just fine.
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These straps are nylon and soft and are easier on surfaces, my polyester ones are not as soft. A little information I found. Nylon is great for high abrasion applications. It is not recommended to use in or around water continuously because it absorbs water quickly, causing mildew and rot if not taken care of. Flat nylon will also stretch up to 2% of its length when the webbing is saturated. Polyester is ideal for heavy loads with high abrasion. Polyester webbing has the same soft, smooth feel, and shiny appearance of Flat nylon. It also has the benefits of Polypropylene, low water absorption, and excellent mildew and rot resistance. Only Polyester allows Sublimation. These straps are nylon and soft and are easier on surfaces, my polyester ones are not as soft. A little information I found. Nylon is great for high abrasion applications. It is not recommended to use in or around water continuously because it absorbs water quickly, causing mildew and rot if not taken care of. Flat nylon will also stretch up to 2% of its length when the webbing is saturated. Polyester is ideal for heavy loads with high abrasion. Polyester webbing has the same soft, smooth feel, and shiny appearance of Flat nylon. It also has the benefits of Polypropylene, low water... » Read More These straps are nylon and soft and are easier on surfaces, my polyester ones are not as soft. A little information I found. Nylon is great for high abrasion applications. It is not recommended to use in or around water continuously because it absorbs water quickly, causing mildew and rot if not taken care of. Flat nylon will also stretch up to 2% of its length when the webbing is saturated. Polyester is ideal for heavy loads with high abrasion. Polyester webbing has the same soft, smooth feel, and shiny appearance of Flat nylon. It also has the benefits of Polypropylene, low water absorption, and excellent mildew and rot resistance. Only Polyester allows Sublimation. « Show Less
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I have not tried swipets on clothing, however, they work on my furniture which is fabric. Thus, I don't see why it wouldn't work on clothing.
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I only use it on paper. My instinct tells me it would not work on fabric since it smears even after I've let it dry overnight (and it would probably smear when washed). But maybe some one else has had success.
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Carmen: I have tried it on ribbon and it works well. Careful about getting it to hot or it will singe the material. Off course it depends a lot on the material in the ribbon. The more nylon the better.
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I do not know if it works on those fabrics since I have never had to use it on them. I have used it on my dining room chairs and carpeting with no problem but not sure of the fabric on the chairs. Sorry I can't help you.
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It definitely gets what you are cleaning wet. It works well on most fabrics that can get wet.
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I have never tried this product on a Cotton Fabric, but I would certainly not guarantee that it would. So far, after using two different Products of Scotch Guard, I think I would try a Product named CAMP DRY. James L. Powell.
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I am sorry but I can't answer as I have only used on cotton blends which does a great job
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It worked on a food grease stain on cotton, my first and only use so far. I sure see rave reviews and worth a try with a thorough rinsing afterward.
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I have did not had a lot of success with it. I use heavier fabrics such as burlap, canvas & terry cloth. Have not used on lighter fabrics so not real sure of results on that type of fabric. I resorted to slowing down & keeping my scissors sharp!