Would this work on upholstery?
477971
I think this would work great on upholstery. You might gave to use small scissors at the seam lines but it would work well on the flatter areas. Nancy Jo
477972
Yes, I used it on a love seat and on upholstered kitchen chairs with excellent results. Left the fabric smooth.
477973
I have never tried it on upholstery - I would try it in a little out-of-sight part first to see how it goes - I think it would work fine
675234
We use it on furniture all the time. As long as the finish on the furniture is not peeling, cracking, or chipping, it should work great!
871214
I have used it on upholstery and on hard surfaces and I've never had any problem.
570183
I haven't used it on upholstery but use it frequently on our carpets. We have two VERY old pups with urinary problems so we frequently need to clean up. It works! We use the pet odor shampoo
259299
I don't see why not. I used it on fabric that went on a stool cover. Might do some research online.
2138181
I did not use it for upholstering but it did do what I bought it for. I have been more than satisfied. As to whether it will work for you, don't know. It is fairly heavy-duty and the staples are expelled with some force. It should work but I can't be sure.
1474826
Yes, but only on floors. This tool is not intended for upholstery. The suction is very strong with this tool. It's my favorite.
25667
I can help you with that. I used it on my microfiber recliners & my micro suede couch. Worked perfectly!
1009265
I would check with the manufacturer to be sure. I have used this on velvet-like fabric and it was fine -- our velvet is textured, so any problems wouldn't stand out anyway, but appears to have worked great. It also worked great on all the other upholstery. I will say it leaves your floor a greasy mess, so maybe spray it outside or put down a cloth before you start. There is no warning about this on any of the literature, so the slip factor on our hard floor was a real surprise.
1267984
I am not certain, don't think so, I used it on smoother leather furniture. They do have a spray version for fabric type articles, cannot remember the name, but it is Obenaufs brand.
1576585
Ours is used on a 1950s dinette chair with the vinyl cushioned seat. It can be used on an upholstered seat but I would not recommend it unless your seat cushion already need to be redone. The booster compresses the foam and flattens it over time. If you remove it between uses you should be fine but who really does this multiple times a day with a toddler in the house?! I hope this helps. If not let me know how I can better help you.
1994315
It would depend on what type of upholstery you have but this is a very abrasive brush so I would not recommend it. Revolver Drill Brush carries a brush that is specifically for upholstery Drill Powered Upholstery Scrub Brush
1302233
Yes this cleaner does upholstery. I have had great result using the upholstery cleaner.
493355
I have not used it for that purpose yet I believe it can be used for that purpose if you read the description in the direction book it says you can. You need to check the upholstery tag first.
1492031
I haven't used it on curtains, but it has worked well on various clothing fabrics for me, heavy and delicate. Depending on your curtain fabric, I'd say definitely usable! If you have a heavier curtain fabric you could always use the upholstery attachment.
784789
As long as the seat is not modified, and no more than 21" wide it should fit to most people's desire. It is my experience that it does a decent job of protection to the original upholstery. Hope this helps.
540550
HI Jeanette, no it would. For couch cushions you will want a unit that has an upholstery hose you can use. Check out the BISSELL PowerSteamer PowerBrush Full Sized Carpet Cleaner, 1623 which is the next step up and has an upholstery hose!