Can this product be used on fabric cushions?
1020097
I used it on a fabric shower curtain that was badly spotted with black mold. The mold vanished. The curtain is fine. Vivid colors of black white and red were left unchanged. Find a spot on your fabric that is not usually visible, and test it. That's what I did.
1020098
I'm afraid I can not answer that question. I use it mostly in the bathroom, or kitchen. I have also used it in an old refridgerator that was in terrible shape. My advice would be to spray a small amount on an back side of the cushion to see if it causes any damage to the fabric or color of the fabric. Sorry I couldn't be of more help!
1020099
I have not tried it but I would not do it. I have only used it on non-porous surfaces. It is extremely toxic and powerful and I would be afraid that it would eat the fabric or discolor it. I had mold in my bathroom that I used a million products on and this is the only thing that works.
1020100
Absolutely this cannot be used on fabric. It should not be used on anything. Had to literally leave the house after trying to use it. I took the pets with me, as I didn't want their little lungs to disintegrate.
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.
79930
I don't think so. There are cushions made with Sunbrella that would be better.
6420
I don't think you should use this product on any fabric. It says," do not allow x-14 to come in contact with clothing, carpeting, or other fabrics, which may becom discolored or damaged." I'm not sure what kind of products of fabric and leather you have but most likely you would just need to scrub and remove mold with leather cleaner/ baby shampoo . Check on Internet/YouTube!
1970621
To do spot cleaning probably, i would make sure it was someplace airy to dry all the way though. I've used it on my cpuch and chair seat cushions which have down in them, and they are fine.
1576585
Ours is used on a 1950s dinette chair with the vinyl cushioned seat. It can be used on an upholstered seat but I would not recommend it unless your seat cushion already need to be redone. The booster compresses the foam and flattens it over time. If you remove it between uses you should be fine but who really does this multiple times a day with a toddler in the house?! I hope this helps. If not let me know how I can better help you.
2005825
I used this product on spotted silk upholstered chairs that I found in a consignment store but it didn't work. I think the stains were too old. It did not mark or stain the fabric so if your stain is recent I would try it.
234135
I use it on all my fabric car seats, dining chairs and couches. I just read the directions. If the stains are bad you may have to use moer than one application.
422299
Yes, it does. I had to apply twice on a fabric chair cushion but it worked. I don't know if it will work on a stain that has been there for a while, but I would spray the stain real good, saturate it and let it sit awhile. Hope that helps.
1413078
Sorry, no. This product is intended for use on vinyls, mainly, and leather. It can be effective on porous fabrics but on plastic, not so much.
512877
It's akin to Febreeze - only natural - so I'd assume you can use it on any fabric (test first to be sure, but I haven't had a problem with stains, even on microfiber).
413989
I do not know if it works on those fabrics since I have never had to use it on them. I have used it on my dining room chairs and carpeting with no problem but not sure of the fabric on the chairs. Sorry I can't help you.
1020341
I would say you could since it is water based and not solvent based it shouldn't harm fabric.
254403
I don't know why you couldn't. it worked great on upholstery. you might want a small scrub brush because the plastic on top of the can is pretty hard.
225573
I don't think so. This are not fabric markers, they are alcohol base. I would not use it on fabric.
688333
Not sure, but it will not hurt to try. I've found this cleaner to be very safe on colors and all fabric types. If this doesn't work, you might try WD40.
1976031
I didn't find that to be the case. I used it on sunbrella fabric and it worked well.
577789
Should work if the fading is because of water - not sure if it helps with UV fading from sunlight. I have used it on a backpack and it works well as a water proofing. However, there is a lingering vinegar smell that takes about a week to dissipate, so you will need to time the application to a time when you have 7 - 10 days where you won't need the cushions.