Can I use this cover every night to keep condensation off of my sofa cushions?
360959
Yes, I live by the beach and I am protecting my patio furniture cushions with this covers. I love them!
360960
Since condensation is generally a matter of air temperature and humidity it will probably depend on your climate. I use these in a moderately dry climate and haven't had a problem.
1725207
Absolutely! My condensor is about the same size, I covered it so that all the corners were against the sides- shown in example picture #4. You will not have any gaps that way. Just remember to remove the cover when you use the AC again since it is not an all-season cover, but great for keeping out the leaves, snow, and any other debris.
1235
I am not a professional but I would use it on a family sofa.. However, in my house I had the windows open or good ventilation!! I would also call Scotchguard 3M customer service to see what they have to say. Good luck. Peneolope Blechstein
2276415
The cover is intended for night time, non-use covering only. DO NOT use while unit is in use.
1956908
You can, but i wouldn't recommend doing it very often. Like the rest of this couch, the covers are poorly made and with several washes, i bet they'd be prone to tearing (I'm basing that on me unzipping them to be washed and looking at thow poorly sewn they are). I've washed them, but i'd really just suggest NOT BUYING THIS COUCH.
1141515
Most experts I've spoken to, agree on not covering the entire unit. The cover is designed to keep debris from getting inside, it's not about moisture.
548670
This product could help your condensation problem. Have you considered using a desiccant product to absorb moisture as well.
222271
Not sure if you could use it to prevent. This stuff gets pretty hot when exposed to water and the effectiveness will eventually taper off. I would think even a small snow fall would activate it for a little while and then you would need to lay down more.
1970621
To do spot cleaning probably, i would make sure it was someplace airy to dry all the way though. I've used it on my cpuch and chair seat cushions which have down in them, and they are fine.
864058
I have mine inside with a tarp on it. Here in Florida, we have such a mold and pollen problem, it's important to cover. When I received my set, I sprayed Scotchguard on all the cushions. I never got them wet, so I can't really say. However, if you're in a dry climate and it's under a roof of some sort, I would think you don't need to cover it.
4389
Sure. You can put it anywhere. If you mean put it under the couch cushion though that wont work. The cooling effect isnt that strong. I like to cover mine with a pillow case.
1962928
Yes in that it will keep all moisture off the seat itself. The backing is waterproof, but fabric "top" can absorb water.
196169
i'm surprised you get that much water in your window well, but yes, this should work for that too. seems like a spendy fix to me, and keep in mind it will not pump out every single bit of moisture, but it should do the job. Wouldn't a cover do the trick for you?
1953021
We had a similar issue. I applied a furniture oil/stain and it went away. My thought is that it was from the condensation that built up under the cover so I swtiched the cover out to one similar to covering lawn furniture with cushions. The fabric is still waterproof but condensation doesn't collect.
2175185
I have used it on the sofa, but I have found that it is less messy to use the spray form (ADMS Anti-Allergen Spray) on the sofa. You spray it on, leave it for 3 hours and then vacuum/wipe off the surface.
1252607
I left mine out in the weather and after a couple of years it looked pretty groady (since the cushion is nice and thick it never dried out....); keep in mind that this cushion is extra long, so if you buy one from a local retailer it will probably be too short. Another option that I used for a while is to make a simple removable cover for it, using ties rather than a zipper.
285235
Depends on what you are applying it to.If it's a sofa or chair that gets used on a regular basis I would recommend once every 90 days to keep the leather moist. If it's a jacket or shoes and they tend to be out in the rain every 30 days.