Will minor mudd, snow, or spills soil through the fabric to the upholstery?
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I haven't had any liquid spilled on the seat covers yet so I really couldn't answer you. They do have a good backing on them.
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Probably not. FYI-I bought this and it didn't come with a cover for the drivers seat. I drive a Kia senoma and it only had enough prices to cover the back two the two middle and the passenger side. Nothing for the driver. (Weird!)
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We went to Oregon while it was raining for 2 days in and out of my van all day, I checked under them and my seats still looked New. I have an 8 yr old who climbed on the seats with muddy shoes. So far for us these have been great. But it's only been 4 mos
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As long as u can iron slipcover afterwards , don't see any reason not to use. May want to spray on inside of fabric & lightly; maybe test on a corner?
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I have not tried it on any upholstery yet. But I did try it on a very thin fabric, and I pressed down a little too hard and it ripped a tiny hole. Certain fabrics you do have to be very careful with the amount of pressure you use.
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Hi - I am not sure as we have it on a cloth couch. I don't believe there is anything that would prevent it from slipping on a leather sofa. Peggy
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I haven't had my composter long enough to know. But, thank you for the heads up! I might try to get it 'under cover' before the snow comes.
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It might. But it also might seep through the fabric. On a rug, any (possible) seepage wouldn't/doesn't show on the right side.
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It will help protect it but the fabric will still stain. It helps but doesn't not fully protect. Make sure you spray down throughly.
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I have not yet looked into covers for my Strathwood-Griffen furniture yet. I have had it through one summer/fall and winter in Colorado. I draped it with some old blankets even though it was stored on a covered patio. I have rinsed off the furniture sans cushions and it dries well. The dirt that blows onto the cushions during windy days comes off easily with a gentle smacking. I did spray Scotchguard on the cushions when I first got them which probably helps. I have looked into covers through Plow & Hearth and Gardener's but haven't ordered yet.
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Yes. The fabric's pattern has tiny, non-skid bumps covering the whole cushion.
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As others have said moving your furniture to the middle is good practice cause rain will come through the sides. There are spots where bugs could come through where the roof poles connect to the sides but it doesn't seem do be a problem yet and we live in minnesota.
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I am not sure, my cushions were not too bad so I purchased some outdoor material and my covers.
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They will rust even if upholstery is thick, so don't use in damp environments
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I live in MN where there is a lot of snow and melting. We have tan cloth seats and haven't had any dye issues.
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Depends on the fabric, but on my carpet I have had no issues. It states in the instructions how much to use and how to apply to area that is out of sight to check on whether it can be used or not. Plus it does a bag up job if your able to use it.
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The ground moisture would probably make it rot rather quickly because, although heavy duty, it is fabric. Hope this helps.
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Yes, liquid is absorbed on the quilted side of the pad and will not run through to the other side because it is composed of a waterproof material. These pads do a reasonably good job in preventing the soiling of bed sheets, sofas, and other fabric chairs.
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Yes, instruction manual includes information on using on upholstery and fabrics. I have not used my machine for these purposes yet, but expect to do so in the future. Certain care needs to be taken because of water and steam temperatures, but following the instructions I think would yield great results.