buickluv
I'm about to reupholster the dining room seat cushions, where my cat likes to shed and occasionally throw up...I didn't think about this before I bought this wonderful fabric...if I run a couple of straight stitches around the edge do you think I could pull it up and either put in the gentle cold cycle or take it to the dry cleaners?
Answer
Yes, you can usually clean them with Wool Wash on the gentle cycle quite okay.
Yes, you can usually clean them with Wool Wash on the gentle cycle quite okay.
dining chairs are dirty and stained and upholstered in textured fabric how to clean?
katherine
can you recommend a product to clean the cushions.
Answer
A simple cleaning agent is probably right in your kitchen cabinet. It's not expensive and will not harm most fabrics. It's White Distilled Vinegar.
This is a very good cleaning agent for upholstery, stains on carpets and on of my favorites is that it cuts shower and tub soap scum. The smell dissipates and the clean surfaces are well worth the few minutes of smelling the vinegar.
I keep a spray bottle in my kitchen and bathroom. It clean stainless steel sinks too. I sprayed the seats of my dining room chairs recently and used a medium bristled cleaning brush to rub the vinegar into the fabric.
I did not saturate the fabric but did spray the seats good. When I finished, I took them out of the house and set them on the patio to dry. I was truly amazed and rather proud of myself too.
No more high priced cleaners for me. And oh yeah......if you ever see tiny little ants in your kitchen.....just spray them too. The vinegar scent disrupts their trail. Good luck.
A simple cleaning agent is probably right in your kitchen cabinet. It's not expensive and will not harm most fabrics. It's White Distilled Vinegar.
This is a very good cleaning agent for upholstery, stains on carpets and on of my favorites is that it cuts shower and tub soap scum. The smell dissipates and the clean surfaces are well worth the few minutes of smelling the vinegar.
I keep a spray bottle in my kitchen and bathroom. It clean stainless steel sinks too. I sprayed the seats of my dining room chairs recently and used a medium bristled cleaning brush to rub the vinegar into the fabric.
I did not saturate the fabric but did spray the seats good. When I finished, I took them out of the house and set them on the patio to dry. I was truly amazed and rather proud of myself too.
No more high priced cleaners for me. And oh yeah......if you ever see tiny little ants in your kitchen.....just spray them too. The vinegar scent disrupts their trail. Good luck.
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