will this work to lift crayon off upholstery?
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Carolyn'I have never had to use this product on crayon but it should work fine. It has been a winner for all applications I have used it on but you best call Guardsman directly any explain your issue. Normally they're the best source. Good luck!
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Never tried on crayon - but I"d try to remove any wax residue first by icing & scraping - then I'd try the Afta.
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I have not used it for crayon personally. However, I would say absolutely as crayon is oil based. Worked great on candle wax stains and that is similar to crayon. Honestly, there is not much this product can't do.
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I've never tried lifting crayon off upholstery, but I have found this is a pretty good product for getting rid of stains and makeup off coat collars.
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Yes, should work on anything you can vacuum. We have even used it on upholstered furniture.
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I used it to clean upholstered furniture. But since it has no suction, you can only use it to loosen the grime and then clean it with a regular upholstery attachment on a vacuum, or wipe it down with a cloth. This works best on microfiber fabrics.
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It works with the "Melt and Mold Factory." I'm thinking it might not work with the original Crayola crayon maker.
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Yes, I believe this would work. It works well on upholstered fabrics. However, the best ever tool I have for pet fur is this hand held vac. http://www.amazon.com/Bissell-Eraser-Handheld-Vacuum-33A1/dp/B001EYFQ28
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I think this would work great on upholstery. You might gave to use small scissors at the seam lines but it would work well on the flatter areas. Nancy Jo
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I don't know why you couldn't. it worked great on upholstery. you might want a small scrub brush because the plastic on top of the can is pretty hard.
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I haven't used it on upholstery yet, but it works so well on everything else, I cannot imagine that it wouldn't serve your needs.
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This is a great tool. I used it for putting on hundreds of planks for a fence. That said, in my opinion, I don't think it would be good for reupholstering. I would look for something with a wider staple. This one is very narrow.
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I haven't tried it for that purpose. For organic stains I've had good luck with Lift off products.
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Never used on upholstery. Works great on carpets and car mats. Will get close to wall and corners
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I have not used it for that purpose yet I believe it can be used for that purpose if you read the description in the direction book it says you can. You need to check the upholstery tag first.
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It will work on any bucket up to 4" thick. Recommend the ratcheting binders to hold them in place. Not for HD lifting
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I would use it to presoak along with a carpet steamer w/(attachment hose) for car upholstery, multiple times if needed., you may even need to pre treat the material w/ a brush and a detergent depending on the type of upholstery., the jumbl steamer should have more than enough pressure to break apart various stains.
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It will depend on how much weight you have in the drawers above the one you are trying to remove. I have found that it doesn't take much weight for the structure to "bow".
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I don't know personally if it would work for human vomit on upholstery, but I use it to clean pet stains (such as vomit and urine) from my carpet and I love it!!!!
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Yes, it should work for you. I have used it on the fabric upholstery in my car to remove grease and ink stains. After you clean your upholstery thoroughly, might I suggest that you "seal" it with Scotch Guard. That will help prevent future stains. Good Luck!