Wich on is better for fabrics?
1743220
This is a great labeling machine for paper and plastic. Fabric perhaps not the best choice. It will stick to fabric for a photo yet not lasting for more than that. Good luck.
208524
I haven't used it on a washable fabric but I would respray after washing. Can't hurt and I am sure it will give you extra protection
947758
I think it depends largely on the fabric, the humidity in the room, and the air movement. The heavier the fabric [especially if it is thick cotton], the damper the ambient air, and the stillness of the air will each contribute to longer and more uneven drying. Generally, best to avoid overlapping.
1066527
I always err on the side of too little detergent/soap because I do not want residue left in my fabric, I am washing in a front loading machine, and it takes less as well. Usually I am washing a full size quilt and I use about 1 1/2 teapsoonfuls of Orvus--I love it because it is so mild. If I do not think it was enough, I can always rewash the quilt a second time.
512877
It's akin to Febreeze - only natural - so I'd assume you can use it on any fabric (test first to be sure, but I haven't had a problem with stains, even on microfiber).
1584254
This is recommended for all fabrics. Just follow the instructions and it should work. Being outside in the elements you probably will need to apply often.
1815928
From previous customer - the best way for the fabric is to buy single or double bed sheets. You can use almost any fabrics you have in your house. I have used T-shirts for the Cat tent, used sheets with clouds for a roof, and different colors for what we were building, from boats to castles to umbrella's.
560698
I just received mine, and though that's not what I bought this set for, I tested with the iron and it definitely took it off my ironing board fabric. It is true, though, that the manufacturer doesn't suggest using them for fabric. I do all the time but it isn't intended for that so there are some fabrics that it won't come off of.
1435598
I just use a damp micro fiber cloth. It works the best without any residue.
99036
I have not used the product for laundry, so I'm sorry I don't know this directly, but I would definitely try it with an item you don't care about that is the same kind of fabric as what you would wash, and see what happens as an experiment.
316576
You could use this between fabric and skin but I would recommend the very wide version this company makes.
299996
I think that it really depends on what kind of fabric. I love this tape but when you use it to stick fabric to fabric, sometimes it doesn't hold as well as you would like. I tried to use it temporarily for a pair of pants that needed to be rehemmed and it didn't hold as well as certain fabrics.
562425
I would agree with VS, be cautious when working with embroidered fabric, otherwise I think you'll be happy to use it on many garments. Larry
1936064
I fill up my fabric softener reservoir with distilled white vinegar. Been doing it for years, and it works really great, no staticy clothes!
1239819
Sure, why not? THANKS to the previous customers for answering your question so quickly. --- The microfiber fibers are very good for cleaning purposes, even though we market the towel as a DRYING product. So it works great for cleaning around the house, garage, and music room! Microfibers tend to attract dirt and dust and trap them in the millions of tiny fibers. So as I said, it actually works better at cleaning than traditional cloths of cotton etc. Quality microfiber is really amazing, even though the differences might not be great to the normal viewer . . . under a scientist's keen eye, the differences are significant. Sure, why not? THANKS to the previous customers for answering your question so quickly. --- The microfiber fibers are very good for cleaning purposes, even though we market the towel as a DRYING product. So it works great for cleaning around the house, garage, and music room! Microfibers tend to attract dirt and dust and trap them in the millions of tiny fibers. So as I said, it actually works better at cleaning than traditional cloths of cotton etc. Quality microfiber is really amazing, even though the differences might not be great to the normal viewer . . . under a scientist's keen eye,... » Read More Sure, why not? THANKS to the previous customers for answering your question so quickly. --- The microfiber fibers are very good for cleaning purposes, even though we market the towel as a DRYING product. So it works great for cleaning around the house, garage, and music room! Microfibers tend to attract dirt and dust and trap them in the millions of tiny fibers. So as I said, it actually works better at cleaning than traditional cloths of cotton etc. Quality microfiber is really amazing, even though the differences might not be great to the normal viewer . . . under a scientist's keen eye, the differences are significant. « Show Less
174125
Oh yes, use gloves, very strong, a little goes a long way. Do not use for laundry- too hard on fabric
997387
There are probably better options for denim, especially if you want a quick fix while wearing them. I would use either a tape adhesive type roller, or the pledge fabric sweeper. Its a little more pricy but lasts a long time, even the older model. The blade works best for pulling hair out of fabrics with a nap like suede or fleece that normally cling onto and attract hair. If you do use it on and fabrics, make sure they are as flat as possible and taut. I have the blade and use it daily to clean up the pet hair from my bedspread left from the long haired cat and Boston Terrier. I don't know what I did without it. There are probably better options for denim, especially if you want a quick fix while wearing them. I would use either a tape adhesive type roller, or the pledge fabric sweeper. Its a little more pricy but lasts a long time, even the older model. The blade works best for pulling hair out of fabrics with a nap like suede or fleece that normally cling onto and attract hair. If you do use it on and fabrics, make sure they are as flat as possible and taut. I have the blade and use it daily to clean up the pet hair from my bedspread left from the long haired cat and Boston Terrier. I don't know... » Read More There are probably better options for denim, especially if you want a quick fix while wearing them. I would use either a tape adhesive type roller, or the pledge fabric sweeper. Its a little more pricy but lasts a long time, even the older model. The blade works best for pulling hair out of fabrics with a nap like suede or fleece that normally cling onto and attract hair. If you do use it on and fabrics, make sure they are as flat as possible and taut. I have the blade and use it daily to clean up the pet hair from my bedspread left from the long haired cat and Boston Terrier. I don't know what I did without it. « Show Less