I'd like to use it on a deep blue velvet couch but am worried about it. My cat urinated on chair and the cleaner I used stripped the velvet &amp; color
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I would check with the manufacturer to be sure. I have used this on velvet-like fabric and it was fine -- our velvet is textured, so any problems wouldn't stand out anyway, but appears to have worked great. It also worked great on all the other upholstery. I will say it leaves your floor a greasy mess, so maybe spray it outside or put down a cloth before you start. There is no warning about this on any of the literature, so the slip factor on our hard floor was a real surprise.
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As long as it's not something antique or delicate but from what you say of pills all over it I doubt it. Yes it is. I know and have heard of many people doing their whole couches & chairs & ottomans. So I would do it. You will probably have to empty the lint catcher a few times, so pay attention. Start out at an inconspicuous part of the chair and see what you feel is the best pressure for it and if it snags or anything so you can let up on the pressure. If it seems to stop working in any way, take the blade cover off and remove any lint/fuzz around where the blade spins from & the blades. I either blow into it (pointed slightly down so as to avoid fuzz in the face) or I use canned air to give it a good blast of air. So I hope that helps! Give it a try & I bet your chair looks like new! I do my sheets while they're on the bed! Good Luck!
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Try a small region first, I have had no problems with product, However I have white wool rugs so color change has not been an issue. But the product is one of the best I have ever used. I find if you let the spill ( cat through up ) dry first then scrape off the surface, then vacuum first then apply product. works great, stain come's right to the surface then just blot away.
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Yes you can, however, it wont work as a cleaner but as a conditioner. I have a white italian leather sofa that i use everyday and i hadn't realized how dirty it was. None of the products i have for leather worked so i decided to test Krut diluted in water and a cotton rag. The sofa ended up sparkling like new. Then i used the chamberlain milk for conditioning . I hope it helps
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I really don't know. I have used it on carpet and hardwood floors and it has worked. I also followed up with a product called "Zero Odor" which gets rid of any odor in the air and carpet. Both products are the best ones that I have found for cat vomit and especially cat urine. Fizzion is also good on any type of stain on fabric or carpet.
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I used it for cat urine odor that has been set in for over a year. There was no stain because the carpet was the same color! But it got the odor out. I thought it would be impossible. I just followed the directions that they gave and, after the second treatment the odor was gone.
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I'm sorry, but I do not know how Nature's Miracle works. I just know this stuff from Rug Doctor works, and works VERY WELL! It has completely removed the urine stains my cat left. I thought Zeus had ruined the carpet in my dining room, since I did not notice right away that he was spraying there in the corner. While I had to do several applications... I can now put my nose in the carpet, and there is zero smell, and zero stain. Good luck!
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I could not say. Find a test spot. I bought Vectra recently because I learned about it for designer shoes many years ago. I used it this time on leather furniture. You may find many other uses.
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Yes, wet it down then when it's dry spray the pet terminator on it. My cats have thrown up on my mattress and peed this product works great. I usually have a brush that I brush out the stain with, just one that I had for dishes works great (I keep it next to my terminator so everything is together).
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I tried this on a leather chair, but the side panel may have been vinyl. Anyway it did NOT touch it. Blue ink on white chair. Ended up covering it with shoe polish.
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I'm not sure, I've never tried it. I always use equal parts water and white vinegar on my microfiber couch.
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I don't know but that's actually my next test. I have cat urine stains that I have tried shampooing with no luck. I'm going to use the nok-out in the shampooer and give it another go. My guess is that it will remove the smell, but probably not the stain.
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You may have to treat it more than once depending on how far its soaked in. Either spray it on or pour it on and just let it do its job. The enzymes in it will eventually "eat" the stain and should not damage your furniture. I still use and swear by this product! When Nature's Miracle couldn't get the job done, Icky Poo DID and I am still amazed by it! I've treated my bed which of course there was no recourse, as you can't put a mattress in anything to soak, so I just kept spraying it on daily, let it dry, spray again, and in due time all smell and stain gone! For comforters and blankets, I put them in the tub, filled with warm water and about a half a gallon of Icky poo, let it set for a few days, and finally rinsed and all smell gone! Good luck
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I myself have not used it on my carpet yet. I did use it on my furniture though. It's not like a carpet\upholstery cleaner where it applies hot soapy water and extracts it. The steam loosens and lifts the dirt to the surface and you have to wipe it off with a towel. That's what I did anyway. It's a little bit of work but well worth it. My furniture looks like new again. Carpets would have to be done the same way I'm sure. I don't think it was designed to clean big carpet jobs. I would go with an extractor type cleaner if carpet cleaning is what you're mainly after.
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My chair got a faint blue stain when I wore new jeans and sat on it for a long period of time. I've had success using the magic eraser on the chair.
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Yes just spray and wipe. However, I will warn you that when my husband used it on our brown leather couch it rubbed off the color. We are now left with some spots of much lighter brown. Almost white!
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I have not used it in a car, but I don't see any reason why you couldn't. I use it on furniture fabric, carpeting, and on just about anything that is washable. My daughter's cat peed on a throw rug and I sprayed the rug with Fission before I washed it and the smell and stain were gone. The same with the carpet - my husband spilled a mug of coffee on my light colored carpet and after cleaning it and treating with Fission - no stain and no smell. Can't tell it ever happened. Truly the best product I have ever used!!!