Is this product okay to use on fleece sweaters?
476299
I was very disappointed with this item. It doesn't remove dog hair, but will remove fabric everytime you use it. It is like using sandpaper!
476300
No. Very rough stone. Best on car carpet and other heavy duty fabrics. Use it on my couch and I see wear from using it.
476301
I have never tried it on anything fleece. I mainly use it in my car and it works great there.
476302
I used it on fleece blankets that are placed on my dog's beds. It works well and doesn't seem to damage them, but I haven't tried it on fleece clothing.
476303
Yes. Just make sure to use a vertical motion. Using a circular or side by side motion is what could cause damage. I've also used it to de-pill a sweater.
476304
I just tried this on a lightweight micro-fleece top. It did remove dreaded cat hair but it also removed some of the nap. I would try it on the back first to see how it works for you. If you also want to remove lint or fur from blankets, rugs or sturdy upholstery, it does the job.
782678
I think it would be ok to use on natural fabrics for both indoor & outdoor clothing however I definitely wouldn't use it on delicates or dressy clothing like tropical wool dress pants or a suit. Hope that helps.
959554
I don't think it's for down garments but they have a down cleaner concentrate. The synthetic cleaner label says it's for soft shell and ski wear so I guess it may be OK personally I would use the down clearer. You can probably get a better answer on their web site. Hope this helps all the products are first class
305060
I wouldn't use this for something that was going to be worn against the skin: the chemicals in this product aren't rated/tested for that kind of use. Maybe try some products from your local fabric store for your purposes.
1104242
You could use it on gloves. It will make the leather very shiny and richer looking.. However, they will be somewhat slick.. If you need to be able to "grip" anything you may encounter a problem. If however the gloves are just for warmth, they will look a lot better after the conditioner is applied.. I bought this product after a motorcycle dealer gave me some sample packlets.. I was amazed at how well this stuff works compared to the mink oil I have been using for years.. And not near as messy. I have only used this Bick 4 on black leather.. If your gloves are another color, I don't really know what kind of results you will get.. For the price, its a real good bargain. You would find many uses for it if you have other leather products.
1525789
Not personally, but the makers do have a video about using this for wool coats here http://www.dailycandy.com/everywhere/video/fashion/95597/How-to-Wash-a-Coat-The-Laundress
1914939
I guess you could - but I never tried it. I use this product primarily for cleaning ski jackets.
251758
Ultta Heat'n Bond is the type that needs high heat to adhere and you are not supposed to sew through it as It will gum up your needle. I have never adhered to a sweater but have used it many times for other applications and it works it great.
836018
The manufacturer doesn't list any exclusions for using a fleece liner. So as long as a fleece liner is OK for the pet you intend to use and you clean the fleece liner regularly there shouldn't be any problem.
663978
Hi M.K, I've only used the product directly to lino's clothes and it works properly. Sorry
931954
I have used this product with wool sweaters, pants,coats,hats,scarves,etc. I am only assuming it will do just as well with cashmere.
1566718
Being the sweaters are very wet, in my opinion, it would be a very bad move. Dry on a shower door bar until item is not dripping and a little lighter, then transfer to dryerthen use dryer
150409
Yes, we have one on polystyrene with a wool sweater and it's great. It's in a little shelter outside (like a dog house) and the half-feral cat who lives there loves it! No problems at all. It doesn't get too hot. It's on a timer to go on in the evening and off in the a.m., unless it's really cold. A very good and very helpful product.
1489521
I have never tried it on clothing... i use it mostly for rugs and pillows... but i don't see why that wouldnt work.
786625
I haven't tried on wool. Since the material is a little damp, I would be concerned with colorfastness. Perhaps a spot check first.
478921
I've used it on wool sweaters successfully yes. But I don't have many because I live in California, so they are a bit heavy.
2135555
Absolutely. I love this product and use it for all fine washables including wool sweaters. It is very gentle but amazing at removing odors, body oils, etc. Excellent for lingerie as well. I like it so much I have already ordered it again. One caution, if using it in the washer, use the gentlest cycle and sprinkle the product over the water as it will clump if you just dump it in.