Can this be used on rugs that are 100% wool?
602894
I looked on the can and it said not to be used on oriental rugs or upholstery and dry cleaning items. I hope this helps
1525788
Yes... on my wool and cashmere coat, and another 100% wool coat. It works! Just follow the directions. Very easy! :)
2033425
I have used this product to clean all kinds of carpet spots with great success. I'm not sure about a wool rug but I think it wold be fine to clean a spot and let it dry without using any heat. Any heated drying would likely shrink the fabric. I would try a small spot--spray on the Advanage, rub a bit, rinse , and blot with a towel.
2281959
Try a small region first, I have had no problems with product, However I have white wool rugs so color change has not been an issue. But the product is one of the best I have ever used. I find if you let the spill ( cat through up ) dry first then scrape off the surface, then vacuum first then apply product. works great, stain come's right to the surface then just blot away.
2071207
Probably depends on the carpet. The tape works really well in my office but the carpet I am sticking it to is commercial low pile carpet. The rug I am holding down is wool as well.
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.
403286
Sorry James I've never tried it on my lambs wool rugs - I do them in the washing machine on delicate using VERY LITTLE shampoo and a WEE bit of Condition mixed with Water, dry on the cool setting and then in the sun and they have come out beautifully. But Miracle Coat Spray does do a great job on our Shith Tzu's face but think you'd have to use a lot of it on the rug but either way cheaper than taking it to the cleaners! Good Luck
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.
947307
Yes. Just rinse out the lambs wool after you are done. Don't let the Mop 'n Glo dry on it.
2061362
You can use this product on the two area rugs however there are special cleaning instructions. Just follow the link below and it will give you all of the information you need. Also in relation to the acrylic and polyester rug, the instructions are titled synthetic fibers, but does not go into those two fabrics specifically.
1382277
Probably not that aggressive a cleaner. I'm at a loss to what would do it, unless you try course steel wool at first. Then finer. It really is not a very aggressive tool. Of course you will have to reseason it no matter what you use, which is not that difficult.
1877417
I am not familiar with Rug Doctor. Best way to get a good answer would be to contact company that makes this product.I just used it for some bedding and am always pleased with results. Smell of product rinses out. I am a very sensitive person.Sorry about Mark's allergic reaction. He should not assume that everyone else will react the same way.
1007988
When I used it for a sheepskin rug, there was no mixing required. I just measured the amount, added a little more and washed it.
1470931
Yes, just pour it out and spread it around to cover the entire area with a damp sponge or a sponge mop. Pour out a little at first until you figure out how it spreads on the floor. Takes about 30 minutes to dry fully. The satin finish does not produce a glossy shine, only a sort of translucent finish. Your lamb's wool should work fine as well.
662218
I personally would not use it for comforters due to size . I use Woolite Dry Cleaner's for clothes and only smaller pieces . Slacks , sweaters , tops , skirts , dresses . I would not use it for a over coat or heavy jackets . I did do a light-medium weight men jacket , and it came out nicely . The color of the is charcoal .
406257
I have used it for cashmere but don't really know about wool. It's pretty pricey and I wouldn't even buy it again for cashmere. I see no difference between it and the no chemical, no fragrance detergent (ALL Clear) I have used on sheepskin throws and other woolen items.
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.