can this be used on cashmere sweaters?
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i imagine if you can get it to work it would be safe, but i would be careful cashmere is quite perishable and you do not want to make a hole. Did you buy this yet, you should read my review, it broke quite soon after purchase, maybe you should look further for another one.
1181248
Sorry, I don't have the answer, but I too really would like to know where to get the Cashmere scent as a refill - love that scent, and don't need diffusers.
552385
Yes! This product really works. I have one in the basket right beside my chair at all times. It works quite well on everything. I would not exert a lot of pressure on delicate fabrics like cashmere. I have a long haired white and fawn cat. I wait until I'm ready to leave before dressing but the few hairs that I do pick up are picked up with the 3M Pet hair Remover. I had quite a search before I found refills available on this site.
1390417
It says you can use it but I'd be very careful and test it out in a small area first. I have a feeling that it would stain or leave a mark unless you're using it on a black/dark leather. I use this primarily to treat/clean my leather boots and the Apple cleaner works very well on those.
33316
Hi Hollie , I am not positive if it would work ,I only used it to remove large hot pink stains off my white wool coat . The price is not bad, but I would try it on similar material and see what happens first incase it doesn't work to be safe .eaxh fabric is sensitive and if left to long may disinergrate . Good luck
2184463
I doubt if it can be used on Fabrics because it's very runny and gets all over the place and when it dries, it dries a beige colour and is obviously dried glue. There are fabric glues out there that Costumers use to make an instant hem but I don;t know the name of it.
706078
I have never used it for that, I used on towels and fleece.I don't LOVE it on fleece but you can embroidery on it and not see the stabilizer on back of blankets.
794609
Never tried it on jeans, but it works on every other material--it's just a matter of how much you want to spray on the garment. The only materials I wouldn't use it on are ones like satin, silk and rayon that show every water mark or take a lot of ironing to un-wrinkle.
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.
1983737
I haven't used it on clothing but if it works on furniture, I can only assume it will work on clothing.
872564
The best thing to do is to take a needle and thread and pull the hole together the best you can. You could then take the fray check from the back and add a little to prevent further damage. The fray check dries clear but would cause the yarn to be stiff, so you wouldn't want to use it on the outside of the sweater. It should not hurt the wool. Still worth a try if you are careful and really like that sweater.
2226262
Well, it may kill closet odors as it emits a faint cedar aroma, but I'm not aware of any "odors" in my closets (I'm not a smoker) so I really don't know. What I DO know is that my cashmere sweaters are no longer a "moth concern" for me.
903956
Absolutely. I've been using it on my most sensitive clothes my lululemon luon fabric to my cotton sheets. Works on everything!
1030672
I have used it on fleece sweatshirts and tshirts, with a commercial heat press, and after a few washes, it does crack some without a lot of stretching so I would predict that it will crack on a stretchy material fairly quickly.
322317
Yes. I have used numerous times on cashmere both flat knits as well as ribs and cables.
931955
I have used these drycleaning sheets on wool and cashmere sweaters without difficulty. The only thing that you must remember is to follow the garments" cleaning recommendations. If the label indicates that the wool and/or cashmere items may be drycleaned then you should have no problem.
1609274
I'm sure it could work for sweaters. But, I think you could find something better for clothes. This is more for herbs or vegetables. Hope that helps you out.