Do these work on fabrics like microsuede curtains?
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Try it and see. Works very well on plastics and related synthetics with a smooth nap.
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Have absolutely no idea. Never tried these on any fabric either sticky side or Velcro side. Just used it to keep equipment from sliding on desktops, which it did a really good job. The sticky part was removed with some difficulty so does not appear to be permanent. It could set in after many months.
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Sorry, I use these to mark dark fabric for quilting. I have no idea how they might work with plastic.
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Yes, I think they would. Actually, my shower curtain has grommets, and with just a gentle push, they work fine with these rings. I'm not sure what some reviewers were fussing about. These double rings are great.
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That's exactly what it was designed to do. If your curtains have a hanging loop sewn into one end, just slide the horizontal bar through the loop, and set it onto the upright poles. If not, then a package of inexpensive clamps will hold any fabric in place. This is what I use: Heavy Duty Muslin Clamps 4 1/2 inch 6 Pack
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Yes they would work for that as long as it isn't too thick of a build up. If the Build up is too thick it will take more scrubbing to get it off. You will want to follow up with a Norwex polishing or window cloth to make a nice streak free shine.
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It has worked for me on some microfiber clothing. I even use this as a stain remover for certain types of stains.
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I'm not big on this brand of pens, but they do seem to work on some fabrics. For me..I rather spend a few dollars more for a better grade of pen ( Staedtler is my favorite). The tips on Micron pens don't hold up very well.
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i have not, but wouldnt see why that wouldnt work - i acutally purchased them to use as a craft - with fabric markersive dyed other things and i think that would work fine on these
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These are mostly for walls and windows. I would suggest something that can be ironed on to fabric. Amazon has some iron fabric stuff just search iron on monograms.
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I work with 100% cotton fabric and they do hold. I'm not sure how they would hold with silk or similar fabrics. Pins might be a better option for finer fabrics.
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I haven't used it on curtains, but it has worked well on various clothing fabrics for me, heavy and delicate. Depending on your curtain fabric, I'd say definitely usable! If you have a heavier curtain fabric you could always use the upholstery attachment.
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No - as a comparison, these are like very thin dryer sheets. They work exactly as stated by the description to provide a barrier between solids (solid, solids), not ointments or creams. We are fairly conservative with the amount of cream used and some always made it through to the cloth insert.
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Yes, this should definitely work! I used it on a wall fabric panel with code S as well.
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I would try them if I was cutting my hair at home , but not if I used them professionally.I use them on fabric scissors,they work great .
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I think you would be safe using them with any rod drape or sheer. Its a very sturdy rod and I really like mine so give it a try
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Yes, they will do very well holding thin fabric. They clip tighter than clothes pins. I have used them on many different kinds of fabric.
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no, not that I've noticed and I've used them to wash windows. Just a little fyi.. If you're going to use them for washing shiny object like mirrors or windows, wash them before use. dry but don't use any fabric softener. Use of fabric softener will make them less absorbent and leave streaks.