do it work on recliners
500806
yes it does, you have to sit still though. the back part falls behind you if you move around like i do. i wish they had some kind of strapping to connect it to the bottom of the chair. the good thing about the cover it keeps your food dropping and pet hair off the chair , we have the same one for our new couch also nice
500807
It doesn't stay put. You have to constantly make adjustment on the armrest and back. They have one for recliners.
500808
We bought the 'chair' size and they are just about perfect for our recliners.
1515441
Yes, it would work with a rocking recliner in most cases. I would not put a tv on it though, a laptop yes, tv no...
1197713
I doubt it will work, it does not work for me on my rocker recliner. The legs hit the support of the base of my rocker recliner. There is 13 inches between the bottom legs.
959866
Jason.......works on just about any chair, couch or loveseat, although I have found it works better for me if the seat cushion is more firm than squishy. My own experience is not great on a chair or couch where the back slopes a lot......in other words, more vertical works better. I use it most often in my office chair while doing emails.
2036013
It works best on furniture that moves when cat hops on it. I don't think it would work for you.
1864785
I suspect not. - It didn't work on a standard desk chair. - I would explore something with a little more support.
25667
I can help you with that. I used it on my microfiber recliners & my micro suede couch. Worked perfectly!
1310568
It would probably work great in a recliner. We used them on a plane with the seat reclined.
1849368
I am not absolutely sure but I don't think it would work. However I just tested it on a ottoman which is alot lighter than a sofa. It might help a little on a heavier object. Hopes this helps!
1141913
It does not stay in place. As you recline in the chair it slips towards the rear of the arm. You have to keep adjusting it.I would not recommend it for any recliner.
996981
Yes it does work on furniture. I've used it on my white painted doors and it cut through the excess dust and dirt just fine. I think it works well because while it has plenty of steam, it's not too "hot" on the wood surface. Of course, I might be hesitant to use it on antique oak,but for the rest, I think it's fine. Hope this helps. Mark
2049371
Yes. We use them for 2 out of our 3 recliners. How successful they are depends on the recliner feet and how the recliner is made. We have a rocker-recliner where the feet are small and the legs are long low arches that run back to front of the chair. The problem is that the arch is so shallow that the raise-it's won't work. The raise-it's work really well if the recliner has discrete feet.
2119098
It probably could. It did get rid of the urine smell in my recliner, so I don't see any reason why it would not work on a hard surface.
1732052
Yes, should work on anything you can vacuum. We have even used it on upholstered furniture.
301029
I would think it can fit any chair. Check the measurements given in the description. I use them on my recliner, I have just attached some elastic with fabric glue across the back and back of arms, across front of arms, and from corner of arm/leg at seat and under foot rest up to bottom of front flap, This holds it as secure as if it were custom made for a dollar or so of supplies.
2148065
I think it did, I would have to check. I really would not recomend it though. It is very hard to get the recliners back in the upword position. I also had to reinforce the foot rest as it broke the first week. They have flimsy wood braces in them. I put a strip of metalin place and it has worked fine since. I rarely use it. We went to Costco and bought 2 more seperate reciners from there and are very happy with them. If it does have a warrenty, I doubt it is very good.
2149144
would not work on a small wooden arm. i have it on a recliner and it works great.