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Helps repel spills, block stains and resist soils keeping fabrics and
upholstery cleaner and newer looking longer. Safe to use on dry cleanable
fabrics including silks and wools. Protect your sofas, chairs, blouses, silk
ties, tablecloths and linens, chair pads, auto upholstery, throw pillows,
quilts, afghans and throws, crafts, and strollers.
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Frequently Asked
Questions
Q: On what materials and
fabrics can I use Scotchgard? Fabric Protector?
A: This product works great on most
fabrics! Whether natural fabrics like cotton & wool, synthetic fabrics like
polyester & nylon, or delicate fabrics like silk; you can use Scotchgard
protector for fabrics & upholstery. (It is always good to test in an
inconspicuous spot for colour bleeding.) We do not recommend using on rugs,
carpets, suede, plastics, or vinyl. On upholstery, check furniture
manufacturer's care and warranty information. Examples of usage include:
sofa, chairs, auto upholstery, camper & rv's, clothing, silk ties & blouses,
delicate fabrics, wool, quilts, throw pillows, table linens, place mats,
window treatments, crafts, canvas shoes, & more!
Q: My upholstery has a
clean ability code on it - what does this mean?
A: Some color dyes used in certain fabrics
will bleed if washed with water; some will bleed if cleaned with solvents.
The clean ability code will state whether the fabric colour is safe to clean
with water (W), solvents (S), or both (W/S). The multi-use Scotchgard?
Fabric Protector can be used safely with S and W/S coded fabrics. (We always
recommend testing in an inconspicuous area first and following all
directions and precautions on the label. In addition, check furniture
manufacturer's care and warranty information as some cushion materials may
not be compatible leading to potential fabric staining.)
Q: Can I use Scotchgard?
Fabric Protector for 'X'-coded fabrics?
A: We do not recommend using on fabrics
with Clean ability codes of 'X.' 'X' stands for brush only and shouldn't be
cleaned with water or solvents.
Q: How long does it take
to dry?
A: Under average room temperature
conditions (70 degrees F, 50% Humidity), most objects should be dry in 24
hours. Always be sure to check before wearing the treated areas. Longer dry
times could occur under the following conditions: colder temperatures, more
humid conditions, or heavy applications. Providing for proper ventilation
for the product will also provide a quicker dry time in most conditions. |
