Can it be used on sheets and cases?
648167
Yes pretty much on everything dries in 2 hours lasts 6 washes or 42 days daughter used it on everything but underwear fir a trip to kenya
648168
yes, it attaches to fabric. but let it dry for a couple hours after spraying.
648169
Yes. Works well. I'd advise doing top sheets or a blanket, and/too. Can be used on a tent as well.
648170
Can be used on any fabric. Be sure to treat fabric either outside or in an extremely well ventilated area. Let dry thoroughly.
648171
I think so. It dries so it doesn't "soak" into your skin. It might make sensitive skin react though. I would recommend treating a small spot on a t-shirt, letting it dry, and see if your family reacts. Note that it will take a LOT of product to do an entire sheet.
625418
Yes. The instructions recommend you leave the sheet on for hours at a time. I have used it on covered parts of my body (i.e. leg) with some modest results.
1845538
Yes, it will work on light colored (pastels) and a cottonpoly blend t-shirts, onesies, etc.
1301578
I have used it on all items from plastic to aluminum to steel. Obviously I would try a sample item first if you have a concern.
2254628
I have used it on book covers and other damageable surfaces with good results. It really matters what type of label you are dealing with more than what the label is stuck to, as some labels are difficult to remove as they age and the adhesive dries out.
1940445
Yes as long as it is dry and cured. I've used it on plastics, acrylics, urethanes, oil based varnishes and nitrocellulose lacquer as long as the material is fully dry and cured there is no problem.
1417645
I don't see why not. I've used mine on leather, would, and thin sheets of plastic and brass. Nylon might fray a little though?
782812
It would be hard to use this on leather. This is more for paper. They sell leather punches on Amazon. (I bought one)
775061
I don't know for sure, since we have the Excalibur. I don't see any reason why they couldn't be, however, since I do know you can use other types of sheets in the Excalibur.
552390
It most certainly does. I use it on coats, pants, etc. I would not, however, use it on delicate materials, if that makes sense.
931955
I have used these drycleaning sheets on wool and cashmere sweaters without difficulty. The only thing that you must remember is to follow the garments" cleaning recommendations. If the label indicates that the wool and/or cashmere items may be drycleaned then you should have no problem.
1417761
Yes! I use it on any type of stained fabric. I love it! It will often times even take out a stain on an item of clothing that has already been washed! It is excellent on grease stains.
2184464
You could use on fabrics BUT,,, remember as this glue cures it expands into a hard foam type material. Don't know if that is the result you would want.
1190715
I dont see why not; havent tried but its solid with regular paper sheets so as long as not too many at once dont see a problem
1415787
Haven't tried that, but I'm sure it would be fine. Since this is for all acrylics, and works well on my custom-made professional acrylic model cases, and was recommended by name by the acrylics company.
1408719
I'm honestly not sure. If the comforter has a "bead" on the edge you may be able to grip that. Otherwise the sheet stays seem to work better than others because they can grip the thinness of s sheet.
482686
Yes. I have used it on a couch, a backpack, a fitted sheet and many other items. It does good on fabric.