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Carpets & rugs
Common soilDrink spills and tracked-in marks
Blot fresh spills, then choose spot care by the mark and the rug care guidance.
Full solution guideCarpet Spot & Stain Cleaning Solution
Textile & Leather Care
From carpet spills and fabric-sofa marks to leather touch points and pet odors, find a product by material and area.
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Choose carpet, fabric sofas, leather seats, curtains or car seats to see the matching products.
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Common soilDrink spills and tracked-in marks
Blot fresh spills, then choose spot care by the mark and the rug care guidance.
Full solution guideCarpet Spot & Stain Cleaning Solution
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Common soilDrink stains, sweat marks and mattress odor
Use low-moisture spot treatment on mattresses, after checking the fabric and directions.
Full solution guideCarpet Spot & Stain Cleaning Solution
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Common soilSpills and marks on armrests
Use the fabric sofa cleaner for spills and the carpet and upholstery cleaner for dust and body oil on armrests.
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Common soilContact marks on arms and headrests
Review leather cleaning and conditioning for finished leather; follow separate care guidance for suede.
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Common soilFood marks and contact oils
Identify fabric or leather first: fabric takes the fabric sofa cleaner, finished leather the leather cleaner and conditioner.
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Common soilProtection after cleaning
Protection is follow-up care, not a substitute for cleaning an existing mark.
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Common soilDrink rings and snack grease
Choose a tabletop cleaner for the surface, separately from the sofa fabric.
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Common soilLocal marks and pet odors
Remove visible soil, then separate fabric spots, surrounding odors and floor mopping.
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Common soilStale odors around curtains
Odor care differs from stain removal; check the curtain care guidance first.
Full solution guidePet Home Cleaning & Odor Solution
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Common soilSeat fabric and smoke or crowd odors in the air
Treat seats, carpets, curtains and air odors separately, and keep spray off electronics.
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Common soilSeat spills and touch marks on trim
Choose separately for fabric seats, finished leather and plastic trim.
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Common soilFollow-up care for canvas and fabric
Clean and dry first, then review protection for the specific shoe or bag material.
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Product list
11 products for carpet, upholstery & leather. Open each one for its surfaces and directions.
Textile-care product sourcing
Discuss a product mix and samples around target fabrics, soils, application and packaging.
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Start with Fabric Upholstery Cleaner. Carpet & Upholstery Cleaner is another product to compare; check the furniture care label and test an inconspicuous spot first.
Look at Fabric Upholstery Cleaner for fresh drink, food and milk marks. For dust and body oil on arms and seats, review Carpet & Upholstery Cleaner. Outdoor sofa cushions have their own Outdoor Cushion & Fabric Cleaner.
Blot the liquid with a clean dry towel; do not rub it through the fabric. Then choose a fabric-sofa cleaner in line with the upholstery care guidance.
Read the furniture care label and maker guidance. If water-based cleaning is not allowed, do not use it; even washable fabric deserves a small hidden-spot test.
For finished leather, review Leather Upholstery Cleaner & Conditioner and remove surface contact soil first. Suede and nubuck need their own care guidance.
No. Clean an existing mark with the appropriate product, let the surface dry, then consider a fabric and leather protector.
Blot the liquid and remove visible soil first. Check Pet Odor Eliminator directions for the material; treat any remaining color mark separately with a carpet cleaner.
Review Pet Odor Eliminator for odor around pet beds and play areas. A general odor product covers stale smells around curtains and sofas. Visible stains still need cleaning.
Review fabric-sofa or carpet-and-upholstery products for cloth seats, leather care for finished leather, and a car-interior cleaner for dashboard and door trim.
Work in small amounts and blot promptly instead of soaking one patch. Let it air-dry before judging any remaining mark, and follow the fabric care guidance.
Yes. Share the target fabric or leather, cleaning method, sales market and packaging needs to discuss a suitable range and samples.
Do not wet it through. Spot-treat a small area with Mattress Stain & Odor Cleaner and allow drying time as directed. It is not for wool or silk, and blood stains should not be treated with hot water.
Review Internet Cafe Odor Eliminator and Smoke Odor Eliminator for seat fabric, carpet, curtains and air. Keep spray off monitors, keyboards and computers, and do not use it in place of ventilation or routine cleaning.