can you clean couches w ith this?
1960203
I have not tried to clean a couch with this cleaner (one is leather and the other is hardly used), but it does a really good job on my carpets.
1960204
I would not , I would use a smaller hand held cleaner for couches but not this one
1010515
No. I'm unable to remove the cushion covers. I had to wipe it down with a wet cloth between steamings. Fortunately it's easy to wipe clean. What's hard to clean is when the thin cloth between the cushions and frame rip, the inside of the couch where toys and hair ties go to die.
552838
I am not sure: I used this on carpeting and it worked fine. Try warm water with a little dish-washing liquid on your sofa first. It should work.
1002514
I have never cleaned a couch with it and would be concerned that the steam may alter the color in the fabric. A test on a small section may be prudent before proceeding on the entire couch.
1643280
I have never used on a couch but I have used it on carpet with absolutely no problems. Try a test spot if you're worried. 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!
475898
Yes, just make sure to use Bissel shampoo specific to the upholstery, stains etc.
1168515
Yes, I just put the whole vacuum on the sofa or bed and vacuum it that way, but you can use the attachment. It's easy to manage and not so heavy.
1265031
I doubt it. But I've heard that WD-40 removes water stains from leather. I'd try it on a small , hidden, section of the sofa first. If the sofa is fabric, I'd check the web for advice on removing pet stains.
956480
Yes, I have one that was hand held years ago that I use in our van it cuts the cleaning time 80% so it should work on your bed and couches.
847525
I don't have carpeting at my home just hardwood floors, but it does pick up everything on the couch. Everything includes; crumbs, dog hair, dust, and dog bone residue.
1867525
No. it only has wire type brushes and 2 floor type attachments that I would not use on furniture. Too abrasive.
979645
YES!!...it does a pretty good job on the furniture, use the brush then suck it up, the brush needs to be de- haired frequently, it does a really good job on the floors as well..long battery life is very handy..great in the car as well..going to try to wash the filter compartment, as it looks like heaps of dog hair in there...will let you know...overall a great Dustbuster!!
1265028
It depends on the type of material that is on your couch. I have solid cotton material on mine and the stains just won't come out. I had the couch before I got my dogs. :+( But if the material on your couch is fairly porous, it just might work and also if it is not a solid color.
1212329
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.... :-)
552389
You can try, but it might be a little rough on the clothes. I only use this on my couch and chairs which works wonders. I have 3MM lint rollers for the hair on my pants and everywhere else. I have 6 cats and 2 dogs, so lots of lint rollers throughout the house.
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.