2 area rugs - one wool, the other acrylic and polyester. The latter has a tag stating it cannot be washed. Will this work, and will it do 2 rugs?
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You can use this product on the two area rugs however there are special cleaning instructions. Just follow the link below and it will give you all of the information you need. Also in relation to the acrylic and polyester rug, the instructions are titled synthetic fibers, but does not go into those two fabrics specifically.
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I don't know what size you rug is, but my area rug is about 9X12 and it took the entire container. I do not recommend if the nap on the rug is shaggy. The cleaner is a (fine) granular sand and works similar to the Resolve carpet cleaner (Shake bottle).
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Should work on the wool, I would test a corner first on the acrylic. It's probably enough for two rugs. I have only used it for spot treatments. Make sure your vacuum works well before you use the cleaner.
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I apologize for the confusion. The one you clicked on to ask the question was the rug. Be sure once you add the item to your cart that it says rug and you will be fine. Thanks, Kathy Bath and Window Direct
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Hi, According to the manufacturer's website, this product is safe for wool. When in doubt, I would suggest using it on a small area first.
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I don't know. I have the maroon one but it is on top of another rug. I have not noticed that it stained the rug underneath it.
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Hand wash merino wool items and air dry. Dont put in a washing machine because warm water will shrink wool. GL
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NO! I used it on a completely white wool rug. It did not stain or discolor.
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p.s. I see that the ad has the words '6 colors' -- that said, they most likely only have that one color available. When I purchased my set, they only had one color available so that's what I got. As I said, if the color will work, go for it. Reversible rug sets are hard to find and usually very expensive.\
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I looked at the tag it was attached to the product and it doesn't say anything about washing. And the outer fabric is not removable (there is no extra fabric that you can remove), so I think this is not washable.
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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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It says not washable/spot cleaning only, sunning and airing are good way to care this product. It is 100% merino wool so it will shrink if you wash it. It also said not recommend dry cleaning because of use of chemicals. Hope it help you.
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When I owned this the company made an accessory that could be used for steaming clothing ...at an extra cost. I never used it on rugs. Don't know about that one.
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I haven't resprayed my rug since I initially sprayed it about a year ago and its a large off white rug that's in our living room. I did use 2 scotchgard cans since the rug size was so large but it worked great and I've even spilled red wine on it and it came out completely. Hope that helps
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I have used it on the soles of knitted slippers to keep them from slipping on tile floors, and I've used it on throw rugs to keep them from skidding and it works great for both those purposes. However, I have not used it on fabric that is against fabric, but I do believe it would probably work. I suggest you try it on a swatch first before you run the risk of spoiling the slip cover.
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It may or may not keep your rugs down. I have a 3x7' rug on top of carpet, and it doesn't move. However, I have a oriental 5x8' rug on top of the same carpet, and it still bubbles up in spots on the edges. I had this same oriental rug on top of other carpet in a previous house and the rug never moved, even without tape. I don't think I would buy this tape again. I'd need something stronger. I think a lot of depends on the type of carpet and the type of rug. I don't think it leaves a residue but I'm not positive as I haven't removed a rug yet.
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It is cloth so I would think you can. If you think it is going to get dirty then if I were you I would go to somewhere like Wal-Mart and get a cheap can of scotch guard and spray the cloth on both sides. You would probably need 2 to 3 cans to do this, but scotch guard is cheap. And then for sure you could spot wash it. There is no where where you can take off the cloth and wash it in a machine. But if you do as I directed you definate could spot wash it. I personally have no need to have to wash mine so I don't know if you could spot wash the fabric as is, but I am guessing you could, but without scotch guarding it may keep a small stain.
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I have found this to work pretty well on furniture, not so well on clothes. Mostly I use it to remove cat fur from our couch and chair, and it does a pretty good job with that. I have not found it to be effective for normal lint on clothes. I don't have any wool coats to test on, so sorry I can't be more specific.
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Depends on the fabric, but on my carpet I have had no issues. It states in the instructions how much to use and how to apply to area that is out of sight to check on whether it can be used or not. Plus it does a bag up job if your able to use it.