Will this work on a "wool" area rug?
786624
i wouldn't see why not, i would however try it out a very small area of the rug before using it on the whole thing, to ensure it didn't change the colour or something....but should work like a charm to brighten it back to its original colour/get rid of grime and dirt. you could always check on the resolve website as well D:good luck and happy cleaning.
786625
I haven't tried on wool. Since the material is a little damp, I would be concerned with colorfastness. Perhaps a spot check first.
786626
Yeah. I'm sure it would, just might need a little more time to sit and fully absorb. It's a pretty moist product. Needs a short time to absorb into the carpet before you scrub it.
1239299
I think this would work. Of course it would still have a small lump, but it would only be truly noticeable if the rug was very thin. This was the flattest extension cord I could find when I was looking.
403940
Not sure about a jute rug but it did work on cat vomit on my wool and acrylic rugs .I have 4 cats so there always seems to be something to clean up
552387
With care, you could use this on sturdy fabric. It's basically like the sticky/prickly side of velcro, so it can't be used on delicate fabrics without risking damage. However, I think it might work on your wool coat. I have two long haired cats, and I feel your pain! I have tried numerous products for my rugs and furniture, and this is by far the most effective--it's an awesome product. But to be clear, I've never tried it on clothes. I prefer a velcro brush for clothes. Hope this helps.
1112495
They work well on light area rugs, but I have one heavier area rug that they don't slide smoothly on. I wouldn't think you would need them on carpet. I only use them because I have laminate flooring.
1012212
No. it has soft brissels however, it would work on a shag type rug. It is FANTASTIC on wood and tile.
970051
I don't see why not and because it is motorized it should provide more power; especially, with the suction. In addition, because of the spray nozzle feature; this would be ideal so not to over soak those priceless rugs, since you control how mush distribution. For best results, always do a 'spot check' first in a corner or darkest part of the rug.
1266506
Not really. If the pile of the area rug was very low, then maybe. It is really best for hard floors.
978978
Have only tried it on furs and works well. As to carpets generally, I would think if it were synthetic you should be fine just blot and do not rub. If it is a throw rug best to have a cotton backing to help with the absorb any debris. On high quality wool make sure to test in a small area for colorfastness. The chemical generally is safe on wool and silks and evaporates similar to alcohol based chemicals. There are also tons of Youtube videos to assist with its various applications.
1525788
Yes... on my wool and cashmere coat, and another 100% wool coat. It works! Just follow the directions. Very easy! :)
1030400
Yes, we bought it to keep an outdoor area rug in place. If it is a painted surface it will peel off the paint when removed.
1232791
I do not know about wool felt have not use it yet . But it works great on everything else great a lot faster cutting out a quilt hope that this will help you
207511
Absolutely, I have 2 runner rugs that I taped down over carpet (very long rugs), very easy to do as is double sided and easy to work with. I have had it down now for over 2 months and as not slipped at all. It is in high traffic area. I love this stuff. I even used it to cover up gap in door for insulation.
1285114
I would not recommend this for felted wool. I think that the wool is not sturdy nor dense like leather products. I think it slip; besides when and if you were successful with the wool, then you would have dangling cut strands.
207509
It works ok as long as you run the tape strips about 4 of them the length or paralell with the long part of the rug. My rug was 3 ft by 20ft and it works very well. You don,t say how big your area rug is but the bigger it is the more tape strips you will to use about 6 to 8 inchs apart
590423
I'm not sure if this item would work on your wool coat. I bought it to use in my car because of the particular kind of material of the seats! It does work in my car but I am not sure how it would work on wool! It may work fine, but I really am not sure- sorry I couldnt be more help
294976
I have 2 different carpets. One really thick and the other is thin. It did a great job, the prep work helped out. As for wool I don't think it would damage it .