Would like to know if anyone has used for pet clothing such as sweaters?
1064681
Not me. I got it for my son and he can't use it. It has to be used with hot water and his washer only has cold.
1064682
I have not used this product on pet clothing, only human clothing. I feel better having it in my own clothes. I see no problem with using it on washable pet clothing unless an animal is sensitive. Try it on one piece and see if there is any problem first. Good luck.
42317
I tried in a polyester suede jacket and it worked fine for the first time, but second time the collar and scuff were lightly soiled and although I followed all the instructions it couldn't remove all the dirt, since polyester and soil have affinity it needs a stronger agent like water or perc. I recommend hand wash and hang to dry or dry cleaning with hydrocarbon, a modern solvent more delicate and eco friendly. FYI I am a laundry owner.
2075151
I've used it on my self and pets several times. It's been sprayed directly onto skin, fur, and clothing with no issues or staining on clothing.
980842
I would not recommend it. It is too expensive to be used this way. Check out pet catalogs or Amazon Pets for something more suitable
420132
Because it's specifically designed for wool and sheep skin products, my guess is that it would be perfect for your wool blanket (at a cold temperature). I would not dry the blanket after washing, but would air dry.
454925
I cleaned and conditioned my leather furniture with the product. I did not use it on leather clothing; however, the product us for use on "leather."
1983737
I haven't used it on clothing but if it works on furniture, I can only assume it will work on clothing.
1922779
I've only used it on footwear and purses, but the can label does say "provides an invisible and breathable protection coating that repels water. Ideal for use on shoes, boots, hats, jackets, and other apparel." Based on my experience, I don't see any reason why it would not work.
1285114
I would not recommend this for felted wool. I think that the wool is not sturdy nor dense like leather products. I think it slip; besides when and if you were successful with the wool, then you would have dangling cut strands.
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.
997383
Yes it does work on clothes. I've used it many times, it's just a little harder to use because the fabric needs to be tight or taut. I usually do it with my clothes on. Also just used it to get dog hair out of the back of my car, it worked better than the vacuum. I LOVE this thing!!
283987
I use it for dog baths to collect pet hair. I use it only on occasion and have had no issues. They work very well and have shown no wear problems.
2012369
I used it to clean dog crate and it is wonderful. I put it in my dishwasher, laundry and diffuse it. I've never seen it recommended for use on animals. I use Tea Tree essential oil on my dogs bedding to get rid of fleas and it works wonders for that. Also lavender oil and distilled water spray on her for fleas.
1802176
I washed a cashmere sweater in Ovacion out of desperation. I spilled chocolate fondue on a red cashmere sweater and the dry cleaner would not touch it. The sweater was ruined anyway so I had nothing to lose. The sweater came out just fine. Maybe I was just lucky but it worked for me.
552388
Ugh, I have the same problem and lint rollers are not my friend when it comes to my dogs hair all over me. It works on clothing, the best way to do it is on a flat surface. Hope this helps :)
1606217
I have used it on a sweater and it worked really well. Just test it on a small area...however my best guess is YES.
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.