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QuestionHow can I clean really bad stains from a cloth sofa?Community AnswerDepending on the stain I've used Shout Laundry Stain remover. In theory if it gets stains out of clothing it should do the same for cloth couches. The spray has enzymes in it that break down certain stains. Spray the area and let it sit for a while. I usually follow the instructions on the bottle. Then with a damp sponge or cloth, start washing the stain away. Keep a bucket of water next to you, using the temperature it states on the bottle for the temperature of the water. Once it's removed you can air dry, blow dry it on a cool setting, or spot dry with a towel.
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QuestionCan I clean a sofa with Windex?Community AnswerIt depends on the type of material. If it's leather, go for it. If it's fabric, you probably shouldn't. Use some dish soap and water to remove stains and a vacuum to remove the crumbs.
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QuestionHow do I clean sofa pillows soaked in urine?Community AnswerTry mixing one part hydrogen peroxide with one part warm water and then spraying over the sofa pillows. That will kill any germs. In addition to that, mix one part white vinegar with one part hot water to take care of the odor.
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QuestionWill cleaning a sofa using those directions remove allergens? (I'm allergic to cats and would like to remove all traces of cats from a sofa.)Community AnswerIf you follow these steps, it most likely will. If you are seriously allergic to cats and might be in dangerous medical trouble, make sure you get professional help or advice. Always stay on the safe side when it comes to severe allergies.
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QuestionHow can I clean a fabric sofa regularly?Rony KumarCommunity AnswerA small handy vacuum cleaner is the perfect solution for a cleaning sofa on regular basis. The vacuum's suction power will remove all of the dust on your sofa.
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QuestionHow do you clean a leather couch with an oil stain on it?SACHIN SOMKUWARCommunity AnswerSprinkle baking soda directly on the stain and let it sit for 15 to 20 minutes to absorb the grease. Gently brush off the powder, then mix baking soda with water. Dampen a cloth with this mixture and carefully rub the stain. Once it's clean, apply a leather conditioner to restore the couch’s shine and protect it from further damage.
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