Can it be used on Code S Upholstery
382486
I can't answer definitively, only from experience. In my case, I have a 100% silk Chinese rug (Code S (i.e., organic based fiber) according to the Internet) and it worked very well (I took the rug to a professional afterwards and they got the remaining 10% of the red wine stain out). Supposedly, Code S is to be cleaned with only solvent based cleaners, not water based. Wine Away is "made from fruit and vegetable extracts" so I don't have a clue if that is considered solvent based. Although I think you would be safe using it, I would call Wine Away manufacturer at 509-527-0607 (Evergreen Labs in Walla Walla, Washington). The other option would be to buy a bottle and test it in an inconspicuous area.
382487
I can't answer definitively, only from experience. In my case, I have a 100% silk Chinese rug (Code S (i.e., organic based fiber) according to the Internet) and it worked very well (I took the rug to a professional afterwards and they got the remaining 10% of the red wine stain out). Supposedly, Code S is to be cleaned with only solvent based cleaners, not water based. Wine Away is "made from fruit and vegetable extracts" so I don't have a clue if that is considered solvent based. Although I think you would be safe using it, I would call Wine Away manufacturer at 509-527-0607 (Evergreen Labs in Walla Walla, Washington). The other option would be to buy a bottle and test it in an inconspicuous area. I can't answer definitively, only from experience. In my case, I have a 100% silk Chinese rug (Code S (i.e., organic based fiber) according to the Internet) and it worked very well (I took the rug to a professional afterwards and they got the remaining 10% of the red wine stain out). Supposedly, Code S is to be cleaned with only solvent based cleaners, not water based. Wine Away is "made from fruit and vegetable extracts" so I don't have a clue if that is considered solvent based. Although I think you would be safe using it, I would call Wine Away manufacturer at 509-527-0607... » Read More I can't answer definitively, only from experience. In my case, I have a 100% silk Chinese rug (Code S (i.e., organic based fiber) according to the Internet) and it worked very well (I took the rug to a professional afterwards and they got the remaining 10% of the red wine stain out). Supposedly, Code S is to be cleaned with only solvent based cleaners, not water based. Wine Away is "made from fruit and vegetable extracts" so I don't have a clue if that is considered solvent based. Although I think you would be safe using it, I would call Wine Away manufacturer at 509-527-0607 (Evergreen Labs in Walla Walla, Washington). The other option would be to buy a bottle and test it in an inconspicuous area. « Show Less
382488
I'm afraid I don't know what Code S Upholstery is. However, whatever I use it on goes into the washing machine.
822635
Here's what K2R says about the product: K2r Original is highly effective in removing oil and grease from dry-clean only fabrics (including polyester, acrylic, nylon, wool blends-regular and knits), washable fabrics, carpets and household and office upholstery (including sofas, recliners, chairs, etc.).Since "S" code fabrics are solvent (dry) clean only, K2r can definitely be used on "S" code fabrics.
1014708
Yes, this should definitely work! I used it on a wall fabric panel with code S as well.
1140872
NO not good for upholstery. Buy a good upholstery staple gun for that. They are cheap and you can get staples in regular and/or stainless depending on the application.
1994315
It would depend on what type of upholstery you have but this is a very abrasive brush so I would not recommend it. Revolver Drill Brush carries a brush that is specifically for upholstery Drill Powered Upholstery Scrub Brush
989297
I only used it on upholstery..... I don't know about the other surfaces. It did not leave any stain or residue on my upholstery.
1537013
Not sure - but think you would have a very hard time getting through anything thicker than 1/4" thick. Have not tried anything thicker than vinyl upholstery material myself. Worked fine for that.
1029604
I would be inclined to NOT spray this on fabric or upholstery. All the directions state to be used on non-porous surfaces. It does work quite well on grease and grime, just not on porous items.
1594303
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.
1955837
I don`t see why not. Just turn over your sofa, chair or what ever and test a small area to see what happens. I use it on tires, dash, molding and other item made of rubber, leather and vinyl. Good product.
1050726
Really not sure, if you can follow by rubbing with water to rinse it out possibly, but never tried it on upholstery. Perhaps you can contact the company.
1749467
Yes. I used it on my new off-white mercedes seats to protect from dog and to protect from dye that comes off of belts and denim. Once you get stains from belts and denim it is hard to get rid of. Use the cleaner in this line first if you have those stains, then use protection cream or "ink block" from this line (protection cream and ink block area Identical products as near as I can tell, have used both). A perfect combination. A little goes a long way.
871214
I have used it on upholstery and on hard surfaces and I've never had any problem.
493355
I have not used it for that purpose yet I believe it can be used for that purpose if you read the description in the direction book it says you can. You need to check the upholstery tag first.
115346
I don't know. I use the stuff on leather car seats and leather jackets. Anything that's leather, it should work great on. Good Luck
1746756
Had to look that one up: "Code S fabrics include organic fibers such as cotton, rayon, linen, wool, silk along with denim, velour, damask, etc. These fabrics should be cleaned with Solvent-based cleaners." I used it once on a cotton shirt with no problem BUT I think most of the time I used it was on rugs.. is rug cleaner solvent based? Guess so by the smell but test on a hidden area first. Wouldn't rugs be W: "Code W refers to fabrics that are man-made such as polyester, nylon, herculon, acetate and olefin. These fabrics can be cleaned with Water-based cleaners."
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The container says that it can be used on upholstery. Milliken is the manufacturer. They have a special consumer phone number: 1-800-CAPTURE for more details. Hope this helps.