Is it safe to use this on a 'dry clean only' oriental rug?
1302466
I used the powder only, not the pre treatment spray, on a chair that required dry cleaning methods and it was fine. If you choose to use it on your Oriental rug, you should test it on a small inconspicuous area.
1302467
I don't know the answer to that. I have used it on a good wool rug with no problems. Sometimes, it looks as if it has faded a spot or two but, in our experience, that simply means we didn't vacuum it up thoroughly. It gets deep into the carpet so it takes several runs over the cleaner to get it all out.
1302468
I have oy used it in wool wall to wall and wool area rugs and it works beautifully, I don't use the pre-spray. Don't know about dry clean only.
1302469
I used it on our persian rug without any problems. Lightly dust with product, scrub gently with soft brush, and vaccum as instructed.
715261
It should be okay as it the cleaner doesn't contain anything specific. Although it would still be best to use a Delonghi cleaner just in case and especially if your unit is still under Warranty
572578
I see no reason why it wouldn't be fine on an area rug. it's a dry powder that you work into the rug, then vacuum out. However, I had to say I was underwhelmed by its ability to clean an admittedly abused carpet. I tried it on the recommendation of a carpet installer, and it's probably fine for regular use, but it "failed" me on badly stained carpet.
2022735
I have only used it on standard off-white carpeting for cleaning up cat hairballs and vomit. After removing as much as I can with a paper towel, I generously spray the area and let it sit 10-15 minutes. I use old white wash cloths to press against the area. The stain is usually gone by this time. It acts like a bleach. If your sissal rug has color, test it on the underside. It might also darken the area as, I believe, sisal is not a fiber, but a type of grass. Only you can decide whether to try it or not. It is a fairly priced option.
1372394
We do not offer a product for "Dry Cleaning". The Mothers Carpet & Upholstery Cleaner would not be safe to use on the Microfiber Sofa / Loveseat. You may want to contact the manufacturer of the Sofa / Loveseat and see what product they recommend using on their product. Thank you.
1877420
It is effective on all fabrics in the wash. I have not tried it in a rug cleaning device; no reason it should not work, it does not produce a lot of suds
1648083
I don't know why it could not be. It dries quickly and leaves the rug soft. In fact, there is no apparent evidence the product has been used on it.
382487
I can't answer definitively, only from experience. In my case, I have a 100% silk Chinese rug (Code S (i.e., organic based fiber) according to the Internet) and it worked very well (I took the rug to a professional afterwards and they got the remaining 10% of the red wine stain out). Supposedly, Code S is to be cleaned with only solvent based cleaners, not water based. Wine Away is "made from fruit and vegetable extracts" so I don't have a clue if that is considered solvent based. Although I think you would be safe using it, I would call Wine Away manufacturer at 509-527-0607 (Evergreen Labs in Walla Walla, Washington). The other option would be to buy a bottle and test it in an inconspicuous area. I can't answer definitively, only from experience. In my case, I have a 100% silk Chinese rug (Code S (i.e., organic based fiber) according to the Internet) and it worked very well (I took the rug to a professional afterwards and they got the remaining 10% of the red wine stain out). Supposedly, Code S is to be cleaned with only solvent based cleaners, not water based. Wine Away is "made from fruit and vegetable extracts" so I don't have a clue if that is considered solvent based. Although I think you would be safe using it, I would call Wine Away manufacturer at 509-527-0607... » Read More I can't answer definitively, only from experience. In my case, I have a 100% silk Chinese rug (Code S (i.e., organic based fiber) according to the Internet) and it worked very well (I took the rug to a professional afterwards and they got the remaining 10% of the red wine stain out). Supposedly, Code S is to be cleaned with only solvent based cleaners, not water based. Wine Away is "made from fruit and vegetable extracts" so I don't have a clue if that is considered solvent based. Although I think you would be safe using it, I would call Wine Away manufacturer at 509-527-0607 (Evergreen Labs in Walla Walla, Washington). The other option would be to buy a bottle and test it in an inconspicuous area. « Show Less
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I think you'd be best not to. It's quite nice just as is. If I were going to wash it and not dry clean as recommended, I'd avoid any agitation. Wash in bathtub, drip dry. The wool isn't going to get more lofty, but you'd risk making it clump up in the dryer.
1941574
if you clean it first...even just a damp cloth it will work great. When I did my couch it was a little tacky for a day but I would highly recommend this product.
1688906
I don't own any wool carpets, but since the product description says it's safe for use on all carpet fibers, I don't see why not.
1468956
Yes it can be dry cleaned. Please note that the Deluxe All-Silk Comforter is very high-end product and it requires careful handling. You can use dry clean but with low or warm temperature only to maintain the smoothness of the silk surface and the softness of the inside silk filling.
1393357
Yes, but it's not perfect when you go on and off a rug. I use it for both bare floor and rugs on Cape Cod where there is a lot of sand and dust. (I also have two dogs and a cat, and so far ir has held up well.
2033425
I have used this product to clean all kinds of carpet spots with great success. I'm not sure about a wool rug but I think it wold be fine to clean a spot and let it dry without using any heat. Any heated drying would likely shrink the fabric. I would try a small spot--spray on the Advanage, rub a bit, rinse , and blot with a towel.
1559744
I bought this for my mom. I think she used it on cushions. I know she used it on an indoor rug with great success. Took the rug outside, washed it and let it dry in the sun. Now it's as good as new.
142487
I have used it on both light blue and beige carpets with no problems. I won't use anything else but Simple Green.
248266
NO! This is a conditioner only for the uppers of your boots. I suppose it could be used on the solses, but it is the consistency of honey. It may cause slipping on wet surfaces. Once dried. I suppose it would not hurt, but be prepared to get residue on rugs and flooring. John Kozel