Product Description
The Fabric Protector repels all oil and water based stains from clothes, carpets & upholstery. Not only that but it makes fabric easier to maintain and clean in the future, as it retains dirt on the surface, instead of it soaking into the fabric. For best results apply the Fabric Protector once a year.
Suitable For
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Can be used on all Fabrics & Carpets
The Fabric Protector can be used on all types of carpet, fabric, textile & cloth. It’s safe to used an delicates such as wool and silk too. If you are unsure, just test the Fabric Protector on a hidden part for suitability.
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Instructions
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Vacuum the fabric thoroughly to remove all dirt and dust.
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If stained or dirty, use the Fabric Cleaner & Spotter first. After cleaning, allow the fabric to dry.
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Shake the fabric protector well. Spray onto the fabric and allow to dry. It is advised to spray high use areas first and more generously.
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You only need to spray enough protector onto the fabric so that it dampens the surface.
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Coffee |
Red Wine |
Oil |
Tomato Juice |
Fabric Protector causes all of the above stains and more to be held on the surface, preventing them from drying in and staining the fabric.
Coverage & Shelf Life
When protecting fabric furniture, you will need the following amounts of Fabric Protector for an average size sofa;
Armchair: You will need roughly 200ml.
2 Seater Sofa: You will need roughly 350ml.
3 Seater Sofa: You will need roughly 450ml.
The Fabric Protector can also be used on Carpets,
The average size living room in the UK is 23 square metres, which is roughly 250 square foot.
250ml will cover roughly 10 square metres (107 square foot)
500ml will cover roughly 20 square metres. (214 square foot)
1 Litre will cover roughly 40 square metres. (428 square foot)
5 Litres will cover roughly 200 square metres. (2140 square foot)
The product is specially treated to resist bacterial growth and will safely last 5 years if stored in a cool cupboard with the lid fastened.
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