Does this work well on thin, cashmere sweaters? I'm nervous about damaging some of my nicer sweaters.
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Well it worked on my cashmere sweater. I just laid it flat. You have to go over the same area a few times, but you will see results.
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It definitely removes material, but it won't damage any parts that are still woven in. I guess it's just a toss up for you personally of continuing to make the knitted fabric thinner vs tolerating pills on the surface. I tend to go with remove the pills.
1802176
I washed a cashmere sweater in Ovacion out of desperation. I spilled chocolate fondue on a red cashmere sweater and the dry cleaner would not touch it. The sweater was ruined anyway so I had nothing to lose. The sweater came out just fine. Maybe I was just lucky but it worked for me.
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Yes, I have thin hair and I use it with a mouse or spray thermal/heat volume protector. My daughter has thick beautiful hair that tends to be frizzy. She hates products in her hair and it works well. For thicker frizzy hair you may have to turn the heat seeting all the way to high.
987319
Absolutely and I have used it on a number of thicknesses. I am very happy with it.
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I have a fold out sweater drying rack, I just drape it over that. I didn't find that it took a really long time to dry. This mat is really amazing, it is so sticky (in a good way)
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I wouldn't use it on anything delicate, or on something that might snag. I have used it on a wool blazer/jacket with success, and also on dark khakis.
1030672
I have used it on fleece sweatshirts and tshirts, with a commercial heat press, and after a few washes, it does crack some without a lot of stretching so I would predict that it will crack on a stretchy material fairly quickly.
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It works on table clothes very well. You just need to be a little more generous if its really wrinkled.
2150283
Yes,it works on thin hair...I used it on mine(my hair is thin) and the products took better to my hair,than it did to my daughter's, who's hair is very thick and coarse.
2129123
I have used this product for several years. I would imagine they have tinkered with it as companies often do. The product works very well to freshen sweaters or other dry cleanables. I have never tried it on a set-in stain or a very dirty item (I still take those to the dry cleaners!) But it has worked well for me. Thank you!
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I have found this to work pretty well on furniture, not so well on clothes. Mostly I use it to remove cat fur from our couch and chair, and it does a pretty good job with that. I have not found it to be effective for normal lint on clothes. I don't have any wool coats to test on, so sorry I can't be more specific.
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Yes... on my wool and cashmere coat, and another 100% wool coat. It works! Just follow the directions. Very easy! :)
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Yes, it should work well to secure yarn knots. It will stay flexible & waterproof. I use it to seal frayed ends on fabric all the time, especially on nylon straps when I cut them. Put a thin layer on, then work it in the fabric with a toothpick & wipe off excess, and when its semi-dry after several minutes, gently squeeze the fibers together with your finger tips to compress the fibers so the edge is nice 'n compact. Let dry for several days.
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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.
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I def think so! It works on thick hair sure enough will work on fine thin hair. It works I love it.
192129
I use it for dog hair and I use it on blankets, sofa, dog beds. I have rarely used it on clothing, and it worked fine. Best on flat surface, I would say. I won't be without one, and have given to friends. If I am wrong you have risked little. You may find this in your local automotive store, also.
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I used it on a medium to heavy weight denim and it worked very well. You will always have to adjust the tension depending on the fabric, but that only takes a minute and after I adjusted that it handled the material I used very well