Furniture Clinic Carpet & Upholstery Kit | Includes Both Carpet Protector & Carpet Cleaner | All Natural Plant Based to Clean & Protects Fabric
Brand: FurnitureClinic
The Fabric and Carpet Care Kit is perfect for use on all fabric items including; furniture and carpets, car interiors, handbags & accessories, footwear and clothing. It contains no solvents or abrasives and so is totally safe to use on all fabrics and textiles, It's even safe to use on delicates such as wool and silk.
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING SEAL: This product was evaluated by the Good Housekeeping institute and after rigorous testing by their expert scientists and engineers, has been granted the prestigious Good Housekeeping seal. Evaluation of the product includes reviewing product effectiveness, as well as packaging and marketing claims.
HOW IT WORKS: Carpet & Upholstery Cleaner works by loosening the dirt and stain molecules that latch onto fibres. This is done by spraying the cleaner onto the dirty surface and allowing it to dwell. The molecules in the product vibrate against the dirt particles loosening them from the fibres they have stained, allowing them to be easily wiped up with a towel or cloth.This unique cleaning action makes the product totally safe to use without causing any damage to the surface it is applied to.
NON-HAZARDOUS: Safe to use on delicate materials such as silk & wool.
PERFECT FOR USE ON ALL FABRIC ITEMS: This water based formula is safe to use on all fabric items including furniture and carpets, car interiors, handbags & accessories, footwear, and clothing. It contains no solvents or abrasives and so is totally safe to use on all fabrics and textiles. It's even safe to use on delicates such as wool and silk.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED: We understand that caring for your fabrics can be a challenge, and not to worry. Our experts are here if you have questions before purchasing and if after purchasing you’re not satisfied with the results (we expect you will be), we offer a money back guarantee. We know our product works wonderfully when used correctly.