Have a sofa marked "S", so no water soluble cleaners allowed. Will this product remove an ink spot off of a sofa cushion, and a small chocolate spot? Since it is a sofa cushion there is no way to have it laundered afterwards to remove any odors from...
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Yes, this should definitely work! I used it on a wall fabric panel with code S as well.
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I believe the care instructions are to "spot clean" only. Therefore, I would suggest just using a damp sponge or cloth with soap to clean those areas that have gotten dirty. And then use a clean white cloth to just soak up the mositure and let air dry. Please let me know if that works as these are the instructions I have been given in terms of caring for my sofa upholstery and it is working for me.
1020101
I only used this product in my bathroom and also in my washing machine. If my outdoor fabric cushions had mold, I would use this product on them, with a small test first. Inside cushions..... well if I had a way to wash the cushions, and the other alternative was tossing them, then I would give it a try. This stuff really does work. Good Luck.
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Yes, I have used it on a burgundy leather couch, loveseat, and chair. I would not have used it on any of those unless I did a small test area on the back of the couch first. I used this same products cleaning spray first and then the conditioner. There was a small amount of the dye that did come off of the couch. It did not damage the couch but some of the dye did rub off. Again, it was a burgundy colored leather.
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I don't know. All I know is I tried it on our leather couch and it took the coloring off and the leather turned white in certain spots The tag on the couch said to use this product to clean the couch. I called Leather Masters and they came out and were able to match the color (after a long time) and restored the color. They charged $200.00. I have no idea how to clean the leather.
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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
1010775
Easy for me to keep clean, but no kids in the house here! I would be very careful about what you use to clean, though; strong solvents will destroy bonded leather, which I assume this is. I assume everything is, after destroying my sofa with the wrong cleaning product! Be gentle!
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It would work pretty well on a small spot treated (scrubbed) by hand. I don't think it will do anything except spread the ink if you tried to use in washer. Goof off is similar to dry cleaning fluid. It's pretty amazing on some stuff, but I think you're probably out of luck. Sorry. I just hate it when that "pen in the washer" incident happens.
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An entire sofa??? The dye absolutely will NOT rub off! However, you might want to try Goodwill... Good luck.
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I think our LeatherNu leather conditioner would be a more appropriate product to restore the finish to your sofa. I would however try to remove the tacky feel somehow before applying the conditioner. A leather cleaner may be able to accomplish this for you. At the very minimum, please test the conditioner on a small area first if you can't resolve the tackiness issue. Here is a link to our leather conditioner on Amazon: LeatherNu Leather Conditioner & Protectant 12 oz.
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I used it on colored leather sofa(cream) and it worked great. It isn't as strong of a cleaner as I would have liked, but it did not affect the color. If you use it on a nice leather handbag you may want to condition after. My wife had a "coach", leather cleaner + conditioner was reccomended
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It has been used on a sofa that had a wine spill on it. It did not change the color in the sofa. I have used it on fabric several times and it never changed the color of the fabric either.
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It's worth a try! I've use it on all kinds of stains but WD 40 and it has worked for me! The heavier stains I have let it sit a bit longer before washing and used like a little tooth brush to work the soap into the stain...check it again before drying! Might have to give it a second treatment but I was able to get dried ink to just about be non visible and it had been washed and dried! Good luck!
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Sorry but don't have any idea what a "Katana" is. I live in an extremely high heat and humidity area where just about everything leather attracts mold and mildew. It's never been found on the large leather sofas on which I use Mr. Leather. Whether this is a result of the product or the tanning process in the leather sofas, I really don't know. I sincerely doubt that the product would "ruin" your "Katana"--try just a little on an inconspicuous spot and see if there's any problems.
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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.
660556
It is a water based product. If used on 'S' code fabrics (which are usually dry clean only fabrics) there would be a chance of leaving a water mark.
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I used it on my leather couch and it worked great....I first wiped lightly with very slightly damp cloth. Then sprayed liberally and wiped down the leather paying attention to any stubborn spots....once done and dry I buffed with a really soft old baby diaper cloth. It has stayed clean and shiny for months now. Hope this helps!