Upholstery Cleaning I hvae a light beige microfiber couch that my puppy urinated on. I had it professionally cleaned but I think it still needs to be cleaned. All of the reviews are amazing for carpet but I didn't see much for upholstery. Does anyone have any feedback Upholstery Cleaning I hvae a light beige microfiber couch that my puppy urinated on. I had it professionally cleaned but I think it still needs to be cleaned. All of the reviews are amazing for... » Read More Upholstery Cleaning I hvae a light beige microfiber couch that my puppy urinated on. I had it professionally cleaned but I think it still needs to be cleaned. All of the reviews are amazing for carpet but I didn't see much for upholstery. Does anyone have any feedback « Show Less
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The best tool for both car and sofa is a wet/dry ShopVac with upholstery nozzle. It lets you extract liquid when you need to REALLY clean something, and the better corded ones have plenty of suction and airflow to get the dust out. Cordless vacs of any kind are too feeble to do the best job.
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I've used the wand attachment on a couple of our pieces of furniture and it works fine because you can control the amount of water used. But I definitely wouldn't use the round scrubber portion of the machine on furniture because it puts out way too much liquid!As with all surfaces you clean, make sure that whatever cleaner you use is okay for that fabric. Otherwise, you'll make it look worse and possibly void any warranty you may have.
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Mine got my carpets so clean my son thought we moved. I have two large dogs. I did notice the pet smell started to come back within about 2 weeks stains are still all good. I love it.
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I was wanting to know the same thing. I did find this when I was looking if it helps this is water based Mix soap and water. Mix a few drops of mild soap, like a gentle dish soap, with water to make a water-based cleaning solution good for removing most stains. Add a few drops of white vinegar or a pinch of baking soda to remove odor while cleaning. Test the cleaner. No matter which type of cleaner you use, you will want to test it on an inconspicuous spot first, like under the sofa cushion. Clean it and let it dry to make sure the color doesn't fade or the texture of the microfiber isn't ruined. Apply the cleaning solution. Apply the appropriate cleaning solution for your sofa with a clean, soft rag, and then gently blot the sofa to remove the stain. You may have to reapply the cleaning solution to the rag several times before you completely lift the stain. Never apply the cleaning solution directly to the couch as your goal is to use the least amount of saturation possible to lift the stain. Good luck
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I have not vacuumed dog toys afterward and have had very good results. I have not vacuumed pillows and also have had very good results. I do vacuum floors and upholstery though. I also use it on my hepa filters. Works great thus far.
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Keep looking. I have a corgi and her hair just fixes itself on upholstery. The pet hair remover works no better than anything else I have tried. Maybe your dog's fur or hair would remove easier than my dog's. Sorry
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Leather cleans up so easily..just spray & wipe with leather cleaner..usually purchase cleaner @ store such as Lowes..I also have white leathers sofa, chair an ottoman..3 grandchildren under 6..and I have no worries
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I have only used this product to remove odor and light stains. But if I use my black light I can still see the traces of the puppies misbehavior even tho not seen with the naked eye. Hope this info is of some use to you.
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We do not offer a product for "Dry Cleaning". The Mothers Carpet & Upholstery Cleaner would not be safe to use on the Microfiber Sofa / Loveseat. You may want to contact the manufacturer of the Sofa / Loveseat and see what product they recommend using on their product. Thank you.
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Yes! That actually happened one of my puppies and I cleaned first with puppy wipes then when I got home cleaned it with warm water and gain cleaner .
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they are good for cleaning clothing, especially silk material. i have been using spot cleaning for even cashmere sweater. but i have no experience for the upholstered couches.
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I would use a microfiber towel and then condition. If your furniture is near the kitchen then I'd consider cleaner with the leather cleaner first
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Ifelt like they are saying to vacuum afterwards because normally you do vacuum carpet and rugs when you use carpet fresh, etc. Maybe the vacuum helps pick up any loose dust. Although, I don't vacuum my puppy's plush toys.
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I have one of those thin indoor outdoor type rugs (black) in my kitchen exit into the garage, and honestly I can't figure it out. I have visually witnessed it clean that rug, I have also witnessed it avoiding it entirely, I have also gotten home only to find that it is wedged up against the door "sleeping" on the black rug. I have another rug that is black and tan, and it cleans that just fine.
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I have not used it to clean upholstered furniture but I think that would be a good idea. Sorry I was not more help.
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It's a good cloth covering for your furniture for protecting from pet fur, however, anything wet....saliva, throw-up, urine, etc. will go right through fabric and onto the upholstery or leather. For that reason I had to also buy puppy pads and put them on the sofa underneath the covers. Not an ideal solution for what I needed them for.
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My dirty wet dogs are back there on it all the time. I've had mine since April and it is a nice microfiber type fabric. I need to take mine out and shake it but I believe that will be fine - when I brush it off it is fine. Certainly seems durable enough - I know when it arrived the material was a nice surprise as I had doubts after reading some of the reviews but it was money well spent. If you have dogs I think you'll be very pleased!
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I never used it before on leather furniture. Your question led me to try it out on my soft-leather beige couch. It cleaned it about as well as the leather cleaner I have, but it didn't leave a moisturizing finish as did the leather cleaner. It didn't do any damage to my leather but it didn't magically make the leather instantly clean either. I used a dilute solution. I will try a more concentrated solution at a later time. Good luck. Sorry I couldn't answer your question adequately.