Can you use this in crevices of sofas and chairs.
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Yes but I recommend using a sheet on top once you have done this, it has the consistency of corn starch, messy but absolutely works wonders!
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I think so as long as nobody touches it. I wouldn't do it if there are any children around. Remember it's poison.
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Yes, but be careful, if you breathe it in it will cause respiratory problems and can get in your eyes and scratch them. I'd put a little, then kind of rub it into the fabric. It will work fine that way. Then cover it with something to stop it puffing out when you sit.
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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.... :-)
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I havent tried it. When not in use i put them in plastic in garage. So my cushions still look new. I dont leave them out in the elements. Our seating area has overhang. The furniture itself is very lightweight. Moves easily when you sit down. Worldmarket etc has heavier more substancial.
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I wouldn't have a problem using on inside furniture (although I used for outside) make sure your floors are protected from the wet and maybe use in an area you can open a window to outside for ventilation. Not a strong smell but it is a "chemical"!
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You are able to use it on some upholsteries. You have to remember that the steam is very, very hot. I bought my machine a few months ago and love it. There are plenty of attachments and easy to use. I have a cloth couch and I am planning on trying. If I was you I would just pick a spot that wouldn't show, like in the back somewhere. Hope this helps.
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Personally, I would not leave them permanently. Your sofa and lounge chairs will probably slip and slide during use. These pads are for moving furniture around on a hard surface.
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I will not recommend use on furniture, some of the ingredients can damage the finish of varnished wood.
270643
I've only used mine a few times to do my fence and deck, it really works wonders. A bit messy, but I see no reason why this would no work on furniture. I plan to do my cabinets this coming spring with my graco.
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I would love to know this as well. I would like to use hot enough steam on upholstery, chairs, and my mattress. Anyone know if you can use one of the attachments for this?
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I use it on expensive leather furniture and it works fine. You can always try it on a small spot first, I guess, to see if it damages anything.
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I think as long as your furniture is not sealed or lacquered it should work. If it is sealed then the oil will not penetrate and will just sit on the surface.
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I don`t see why not. Just turn over your sofa, chair or what ever and test a small area to see what happens. I use it on tires, dash, molding and other item made of rubber, leather and vinyl. Good product.
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Quinthy, Absolutely. In general, Precor is fine to use on carpeting, furniture and even pet bedding. Refer to the labeling for a more complete listing but here is the general rule one may follow when it comes to deciding on where to spray Precor. First, its where fleas or flea eggs might be located because Precor is designed to impact flea larvae. That means you need to get it applied anywhere a flea egg might hatch. Second, if you believe the treatment site would be okay to get wet with just water, it would then follow that it would be okay to get wet with water and Precor added. So if you want to treat an old couch where the pet frequents because you suspect the couch is harboring flea eggs, that would make perfect sense and in fact be a common treatment site. But if you have chairs in a dining room that have a tiny bit of fabric on the seat and the pet never goes there, I would say to skip that piece of furniture. Hope this helps! Cheers, Jonathan Customer Care U-Spray Bugspray
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Not likely. It's not high enough. It might work if you're sunk into a low sofa.
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I would suggest it on furniture ONLY if you can hold the steamer handle in a vertical position. So don't do the cushions unless you can hold them upright. You risk getting burned and leaking water on your upholstery if you hold it in a horizontal position.
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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.
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I see no reason why it could not be used on indoor furniture, assuming it is adequately rinsed and dried before bringing the furniture back in. I would not attempt to clean it inside, as cleaning tends to be a messy process, especially if the furniture needs brushing to release any dirt.