is it safe to Scotchgard Fabric Protector on dinner mats
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I would think so. You aren't going to eat right off the mat but if you wash them, the protect will wash off too. Not completely. I know you want to protect from stains so be sure to use OxyClean to gets almost anything out. They have a spray bottle now that you can spot clean. I had some spots probably greasy food on a shirt that had been washed already. OxyClean took it out anyway.
1786637
Never tried it, but assume it would be fine, assuming it "passes" the test (on the can) for colorfast-ness.
1786638
I personally didn't use it on anything made of rubber or nylon but on the can it says:Upholstery,Throw Pillows,Table Linens,Crafts/Quilts,Fabric Purses,Clothing,Silk,Wool,Linen/Cotton/Blends,Canvas Shoes...Do not use on "X" coded fabric,Do not us on carpets,leather or plastic.If that helps at all.
1868517
A soft fabric brush (not bristle) and mild dish soap. (do not wash dishes in TOTO)
909617
I would not recomend it. This is a heavy duty moving blanket. It is meant to keep furniture from being damaged while transported in dirty /rough conditions. The weave on the outside of the blanket would destroy a table cloth by rubbing against it. They are rough on one side so that furniture wont slide around. Would not consider using them for anything but temporary moving purposes.
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I would say yes! It has a knap to it if you brush your hand in a certain direction. Its a deep charcoal gray color. I did buy 2 cans of scotchguard for it to protect just in case it wasn't protected. Stains have cleaned up easy. Awesome couch, worth every penny!!!!
971749
I don't know the answer to that. The package says that it does not protect polyester or acrylic fabrics. You could contact the manufacturer at www.sunguardsunprotection.com
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I think it was listed as "water repellent" and I've had it out in the rain and nothing soaked through but I think I will probably give it a good spray of Scotchgard before next winter just to be safe.
33259
No it is just rough burlap. Would have to use a scotch guard for a little protective coating
1056838
This is a fabric protector not a cleaner.This product is applied to upholstery before any spills etc. happen.
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It is cloth so I would think you can. If you think it is going to get dirty then if I were you I would go to somewhere like Wal-Mart and get a cheap can of scotch guard and spray the cloth on both sides. You would probably need 2 to 3 cans to do this, but scotch guard is cheap. And then for sure you could spot wash it. There is no where where you can take off the cloth and wash it in a machine. But if you do as I directed you definate could spot wash it. I personally have no need to have to wash mine so I don't know if you could spot wash the fabric as is, but I am guessing you could, but without scotch guarding it may keep a small stain. It is cloth so I would think you can. If you think it is going to get dirty then if I were you I would go to somewhere like Wal-Mart and get a cheap can of scotch guard and spray the cloth on both sides. You would probably need 2 to 3 cans to do this, but scotch guard is cheap. And then for sure you could spot wash it. There is no where where you can take off the cloth and wash it in a machine. But if you do as I directed you definate could spot wash it. I personally have no need to have to wash mine so I don't know if you could spot wash the fabric as is, but I am guessing you could, but... » Read More It is cloth so I would think you can. If you think it is going to get dirty then if I were you I would go to somewhere like Wal-Mart and get a cheap can of scotch guard and spray the cloth on both sides. You would probably need 2 to 3 cans to do this, but scotch guard is cheap. And then for sure you could spot wash it. There is no where where you can take off the cloth and wash it in a machine. But if you do as I directed you definate could spot wash it. I personally have no need to have to wash mine so I don't know if you could spot wash the fabric as is, but I am guessing you could, but without scotch guarding it may keep a small stain. « Show Less
977696
I sprayed my case with Scotchgard waterproof Get it at walmart. Did it as a precaution ( not really needed/ but to protect my investment). Hope this helps
377223
yes it can be used on washable fabrics and scotchguard recommends reapplying after machine washing.
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This slipcover is not water-proof/repellant. I would not trust it to protect your furniture from liquids - bodily or otherwise. It is bascially meant to keep pet hair and odor off of your furniture. Hope this helps.
891104
I wouldn't use any harsh cleaner that may damage the shield. Liquid dish soap is the harshest cleaner I've used on any of my covers
1435598
I just use a damp micro fiber cloth. It works the best without any residue.
864058
I have mine inside with a tarp on it. Here in Florida, we have such a mold and pollen problem, it's important to cover. When I received my set, I sprayed Scotchguard on all the cushions. I never got them wet, so I can't really say. However, if you're in a dry climate and it's under a roof of some sort, I would think you don't need to cover it.
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The sides are a stretchy fabric that is different from the top of the matress protector. The top has a layer of waterproof material underneath the terrycloth. I doubt that the sides are completely waterproof, but liquid might roll off, as it is finely woven and slick. I haven't spilled anything on it, so I am not 100 percent sure of this.
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I was not impressed with this product on a medium density pile. You may want to consider the original Scotchguard (labeled for upholstery).