Can this steamer clean a sofa?
1826981
i don't think it is powerful enough to really clean a sofa but for little spills just on the surface maybe
1826982
I have never used it to clean cloth. I cannot answer that based on my experience.
1826983
you can steam it for odors but it wont take out stains...no suction ...i would test for color fade first..it gets really hot
1826984
This steamer can NOT clean anything, I returned it. I have other shark products they are great. I believe they have a carpet steamer not sure though. Don't waste your money on this one.
1207154
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.
1265031
I doubt it. But I've heard that WD-40 removes water stains from leather. I'd try it on a small , hidden, section of the sofa first. If the sofa is fabric, I'd check the web for advice on removing pet stains.
2252712
In my opinion I think the small pad would get too wet, may not do a great job. I put my comforters in the washer. I bought the machine to steam my grout on my floors and it did a great job. That small pad might be for getting wallpaper off. Hope this helps.
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To Dear Customer: Here are some tips for cleaning our micro-fiber sofa set. 1. Vacuum with a brush attachment to remove any hair/crumbs. 2. Use a small brush with soapy water to clean the small stain. 3. Use Steam Vac to clean the bigger area stain. 4. If it is a very big area, and very tough stain. Pillow, and seating cushion cover can be remove for washing purpose, and air dry the cover afterward to prevent shrinking. Many Thanks Stendmar Inc.
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Yes you can clean your living room furniture depending on what type of cloth material it is made out of. If you are asking about the wood on the furniture, I would definitely say NO. You can also "wash down" walls, but keep whatever nozzle you are using far enough away from the wall not to harm it by steaming too much in one place. I have seen Flat & Eggshell (Semi-Gloss) water based painted walls fade quite easily, so be very careful when doing this. Regards, Sasha Customer Service Manager The Mercantile Station You will not want to concentrate the steam in one place very long and use one of the larger steam attachments so you get a much larger mist that is not concentrated in one place.
1851077
It can be cleaned easily. It absolutely won't stay on the couch , just the floor!
1334673
I do not think so. Sorry. I haven't tried it, but I also did a lot of research and this one isn't capable of that. This will sanitize a spot on floor but not sure about carpet, but it is definitely not a steam cleaner for carpets.
947858
It does not appear to be constructed to clean comforters. I only use it for steaming out wrinkles on clothing.
1002520
It is just steam so if you can put water on the couch, it would be fine. I don't know how we'll it would clean. It puts out water not fully steam. I have tried it on carpet and it was okay but not great.
1002517
I think so. You will have to absorb the water with a towel because the fabric will be wet. I think BISSELL makes a hand held cleaning device that has a vacuum feature that sucks up the water. This may work better than a steam cleaner.
1192832
I would say no. It is more for cleaning. You need to search fora clothing steamer.
730882
You can but I wouldn't buy it for that. It is the best steamer for floors I have had and I owned three other brands. Use distilled water or you will clog this unit up with water gunk.
849281
Absolutely! I also used it on my shower curtains and my bedroom curtains. It has an attachment for the garments. It works great and I don't care for ironing so I use my steamer instead!
863594
It sounds like you are asking if the steam would be compatible with the material on the couch. The safest answer will come from the manufacturer of the furniture as to whether the hot steam would be damaging to the fabric.
2252713
No - I don't believe I'd try that... I think it would probably get too wet. I personally have a Conair Fabric Steamer - and I think it would do the job nicely. You might want to consider something along those lines.
1576193
It will steam anything you could want it to however it provides no suction like an actual carpet cleaning machine. I used it to get some stains out of the carpet in a car and it worked pretty well