can I use it on my leather couch?
296460
Can't give you a definite answer. The bottle says it is for "washable surfaces and fabrics including upholstery". Use only on water washable items and surfaces. You must "saturate" the area and leave it wet. Then let it air dry. When "completely dry" wipe with a damp cloth to remove surface residue. I've found it has to soak into the stuffing or carpet padding in order to get rid of the smell.
296461
I've never used it on leather. I would try it in a hidden area first. Works well on washable surfaces and fabrics. Sorry I couldn't be of more help
296462
I don't see why not since it is enzyme based but test it first in an inconspicuous spot. Sometimes anything wet can leave a water mark on leather depending on its finish and you will want to soak it without wiping it off since it is the drying process where it works. Since you are asking this question you probably don't have too much more to loose in trying!
989690
I have real leather couch, but I have used this on worn purse areas, like handles and bottoms. The real leather will absorb it better, but I think it would work for the use you suggested. It just may not absorb as well, so make very light coats. it's a great product and a hundred times better then anything else I've used. You'll find many uses after you buy it, like renewing your fav purses and leather coats too.
453282
I've used it on carpets, tile & rubber mats & never had any trouble with it but don't know about leather. It is an enzyme base solution so don't imagine it would hurt leather. Try it on a small spot that won't show first & see.
1501404
Never tried it on leather. It can make surfaces sticky when sprayed though.
1212329
Depends on the couch. This thing is basically a motorized brush that sprays water/shampoo and sucks it back up. So, it depends on the couch and the type of fabric....I don't see why not other than the brush wearing down the fabric of the couch...or the shampoo being too much for the fabric (use laundry detergent instead...depending on fabric). Sorry I am not much of a help here.... :-)
1003882
I wouldn't put this on leather. My couch is letter and yes it slides off. I'm constantly tucking it. It's also terrible about collecting hair. I have a heavy duty comforter I actually use most of the time. I payed 180 entirely way too much
1261794
I have a leather couch, so it was not an issue for me. I have blankets over the dog beds though and it did not leave any marks on those so you should be okay. The outer layer flakes off a bit but that can be easily wiped away. I hope this helps.
817862
I've never tried it on my leather furniture because I have a special oil just for that. I do spray it around my leather furniture and it doesn't bother it.
460091
My gut tells me "no". I've never used it on anything having to do with leather. If I were you, I would look into Lexol leather care products instead of this product which is specifically made for vinyl surfaces. I hope that helps. Good luck!
460089
As long as your couch is not faux suede, then Vinylex would work well. Keep in mind that you'll have a slick, shiny surface when you use this product. But the product absorbs pretty well, and if you don't like the shiny coating you can wipe it down. Vinylex's leather conditioner is a good product too, but it's made for real leather and it also leaves a very shiny surface. In my experience, the spray on leather conditioners tend to be less shiny if that's a concern.
1312448
I'm not sure ... but I don't think so ... it would put a whole in the leather. They didn't work at all for me .. and that was on a fabric sofa.
1336820
Don't know. It is sold to use on fabric. Can not use on leather. It is rough so I would not use it on an animal.
547711
I think it would slip right off. I have to reposition mine all the time and I have a cloth couch. There is no backing that would keep it on leather
454925
I cleaned and conditioned my leather furniture with the product. I did not use it on leather clothing; however, the product us for use on "leather."
908195
I don't know. I think it would depend on the sofa. Does it have a fabric finish? I have a leather sofa and I think it might work better on leather as it's a harder surface, but I'll sample it and get back to you. Thanks.
1740625
Never tried on leather. It stripped off paint from a plastic moulding; seems to be very stong. Try on a small part first.
1952128
I have not used it on leather. There is someone in 2011 that says it is safe; however, it doesn't mention leather on the Fission website, just carpet and "all kinds of upholstery". I suggest you contact Fission or try it on a spot no one would see. The website is http://www.fizzionclean.com/