Can this be used on a microfiber couch?
863593
I don't know. I would go to the Dirt Devil website and check. There should be phone number listed if you would prefer to call. There is also a number on the cleaner but I think that is for the warranty center. Sorry, I couldn't help more.
863594
It sounds like you are asking if the steam would be compatible with the material on the couch. The safest answer will come from the manufacturer of the furniture as to whether the hot steam would be damaging to the fabric.
863595
Would this product clean up piddle spots my little yorkie makes sometimes on the carper?
863596
It says in instructions, "Do not use the Steam Mop on leather, wax polished furniture or floorss, synthetic fabrics, velvet or other delicate, steam sensitive materials." There aren't any hand-held attachments with it either.
856049
The legs have to screw into the couch. If the couch originally had legs, and there are holes there, it should work. If no holes, probally won't work.
464041
I sprayed it all over my couch which is microfiber so I'm sure spraying on your clothing is fine too.
352704
No it does not. I have microfiber couches and they fit great and are very high quality. Even with my grandteens laying all over them, they hardly shift at all.
959863
Haven't tried it on a couch but I don't see any reason why it wouldn't work well. The only consideration I could think of is the thickness of the back- in other words, the depth of the couch would have to accommodate the thickness of the message back (which is approximately 3.5 inches).
2032229
I'm not sure. It didn't work well on my microfiber sofa, so I think it might not be a good fit for clothes. I typically just use the sticky roller things or that and they work well.
25666
I have used the attachment on microfiber and found it did a great job pulling dirt from the surface. Just be careful not to over saturate.
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.
1900516
This formula is designed for use on upholstery including microfiber. Make sure you check the manufacturer tag on your couch, if it has a W or WS listed it should be safe to use but its always a good idea to test in an inconspicuous area first. If the tag has a S or X we would not recommend using this formula
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It might. The problem for you would be that there are seams on this cover. So on your sofa, you have to go up 42 inches on the back, span 55 inches depth and then down 27 inches in the front for a total of 124 inches. The width of the cover plus the "height" of the 2 sides is 23 (one side) plus 82 (width) plus 23 (other side) is 128 so if you don't care where the seams land, you might be able to use it. Keep in mind that you can tighten the bottom and there are two loops at diagonally opposite ends that you might, depending on your sofa, be able to put around the leg/foot of your sofa to keep it in place better than it will want to because of the seams not lining up with the "edges" of your couch. I'm kind of doing that in the other dimension, that is, the length of 128 plus the two sides of 23 each equaling 174 I'm using to cover something that is not 128 wide but IS taller than 23 inches so I make of up for the height using some of the width, it's just that instead of the seams falling on the top line of what I'm covering, the seam is halfway down the back. I hope I'm saying this so it makes sense to you. Note that I bought the XL which gives you the height/depth/height dimension you need but is much longer than your couch.
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I also have microsuede furniture and it did not damage the furniture upon removal. My fabric is on the darker side and while I doubt that it would hurt any color I would always recommend testing on a bottom, back corner before putting in more obvious places.
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You can, but i wouldn't recommend doing it very often. Like the rest of this couch, the covers are poorly made and with several washes, i bet they'd be prone to tearing (I'm basing that on me unzipping them to be washed and looking at thow poorly sewn they are). I've washed them, but i'd really just suggest NOT BUYING THIS COUCH.
477764
My understanding of the use of this product is for wooden surfaces. I've never tried it on a leather couch. It stays wet for a long time. Therefore it may soil your clothing or be removed by your clothing. I would think you may need another product for leather materials.
1428463
I dont think this is made for the dryer, plus why would you put something that is microfiber in a dryer? You will ruin the fabric....just let it air dry
1003880
i would think that it would. I was using it on a microsuede couch and it worked fine but slips pretty easy on the leather one i have now. i am just using it as a dog blanket so not a big deal for me.
591793
I did not have my microfiber coach professionally cleaned - just used the Blue Coral. It did do a good job and did not water spot the couch. I would just be careful not to satiate the material - hold spray nozzle far enough away.
1324493
I have not used it on a couch but I think it would work...It is long and opening the full length would be a longer stroll up.but more gradual