Which product do we use for white sofas and beddings etc. since this one is not recommended for those surfaces?
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ADMS is clear, won't stain and is cheaper. ADS works but is a brownish yellow (contains tannic acid which is derived from oak tree leaves) and stains almost everything. I have severe allergies with asthma and buy ADMS by the gallon and use it on most everything. I hardly ever use the ADS because of staining. ADMS is an awesome product especially for things that you can't or don't want to wash, like a beautiful new bedspread or curtains. I will never go without it. It has changed the quality of my life from miserable to healthy. My allergist recommended it. Buy it buy the gallon and use a bottle with a fine mist sprayer. You won't be sorry. It really works. ADMS is clear, won't stain and is cheaper. ADS works but is a brownish yellow (contains tannic acid which is derived from oak tree leaves) and stains almost everything. I have severe allergies with asthma and buy ADMS by the gallon and use it on most everything. I hardly ever use the ADS because of staining. ADMS is an awesome product especially for things that you can't or don't want to wash, like a beautiful new bedspread or curtains. I will never go without it. It has changed the quality of my life from miserable to healthy. My allergist recommended it. Buy it buy the gallon and use a... » Read More ADMS is clear, won't stain and is cheaper. ADS works but is a brownish yellow (contains tannic acid which is derived from oak tree leaves) and stains almost everything. I have severe allergies with asthma and buy ADMS by the gallon and use it on most everything. I hardly ever use the ADS because of staining. ADMS is an awesome product especially for things that you can't or don't want to wash, like a beautiful new bedspread or curtains. I will never go without it. It has changed the quality of my life from miserable to healthy. My allergist recommended it. Buy it buy the gallon and use a bottle with a fine mist sprayer. You won't be sorry. It really works. « Show Less
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I believe it's Adms. It doesn't discolor whites, but it will turn ivory scotch guarded fabric urine yellow. Wrecked a sofa.
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I've used this product on mattresses without any problems with discoloration. But I don't have any white sofas so I don't know what would be a good alternative for those.
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I have never noticed staining on my white items. I don't know of any products that are recommended for white furniture. Febreeze allergen reducer works okay.
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I have used it on white fabric and a white plastic laundry sink. The only thing I would say to watch it with is any kind of fixture that isn't solid metal, just coated it makes them peel.
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I use it for dog hair and I use it on blankets, sofa, dog beds. I have rarely used it on clothing, and it worked fine. Best on flat surface, I would say. I won't be without one, and have given to friends. If I am wrong you have risked little. You may find this in your local automotive store, also.
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I don't know. I think it would depend on the sofa. Does it have a fabric finish? I have a leather sofa and I think it might work better on leather as it's a harder surface, but I'll sample it and get back to you. Thanks.
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I do NOT believe it is intended for fabrics, carpet or the like. Works great on white porelain type items....sinks, toilets or the like.
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Yes I have used it on bedding and blankets as well as micro fiber sofa and chairs. I also used it on the carpet and pillows. It smells really minty but it does work. I had friends that visited and brought the little boogers and they were dead fast. Love this product.
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I use it by itself, but only use it for bedding, linens, and curtains. I use normal detergent for clothing.
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I doubt it. But I've heard that WD-40 removes water stains from leather. I'd try it on a small , hidden, section of the sofa first. If the sofa is fabric, I'd check the web for advice on removing pet stains.
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Yes just spray and wipe. However, I will warn you that when my husband used it on our brown leather couch it rubbed off the color. We are now left with some spots of much lighter brown. Almost white!
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I personally would not use it on a sofa--no way to concentrate the steam, just end up with wet spot. Can you get the cushion covers off, and just wash in machine. To get the dry covers back on easily, wrap cushions in split garbage bag to make them slide, and pull out the plastic when finished. I would just grub at the sofa arms with a warm wet rag. I have pets, and have washed my microfiber sofa three times in five years. The steamer is great on hard surfaces--soft, not so much.
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I use them on my white leather couch and white vinyl boat seats without any issues. You can always try an inconspicuous section to ensure you don't have any problems-although I do not think its necessary.
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Yes it works. I regularly use this product on my white leather sofa set and beige colored leather car seats.
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You could try it, but I doubt it would work for this situation, it's mainly for stains and oders on carpeting and bedding, I don't think it would be good for tables.
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I've never used it on white leather but I believe it would do well. It is the best leather conditioner I have ever used and I have tried many other products.
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To do spot cleaning probably, i would make sure it was someplace airy to dry all the way though. I've used it on my cpuch and chair seat cushions which have down in them, and they are fine.
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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.
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I used it on drywall with flat wall paint, not that shiny stuff you use in the bathroom, so I consider that a somewhat porous surface. If you're talking about clothing, I really don't know, I'd try vinegar first.