They require periodic replacement. Some fibers can yellow with over treatment. Silicone Based Chemicals: Silicone treated fabrics soil more readily than untreated fabrics silicone actually attracts soil When soiled silicone treated fabrics are more difficult to clean.
Silicone treated fabrics do not resist oil based staining agents and actually cause oil based stains to bond almost indelibly to treated fabrics. Silicone may also cause yellowing and change in feel of fabrics. Stain Free is permanent and resists even professional cleaning.
Stain Free resists both water and oil based staining agents. Stain Free makes cleaning easier and cleaning results are much better than untreated fabrics. Stain Free contains a unique ultra-violet inhibitor that reduces sun fade on fabrics. Apply the Scotchgard with slow, sweeping lines of spray, overlapping each line slightly. Allow the sprayed piece to dry for two to four hours and then apply another light coat.
Once the second coat has been applied, allow the piece to dry overnight. Drying time may take longer in humid conditions. Turning on a ceiling fan can help speed up the process. Pets and people should stay off the sprayed pieces until the fabric is dry.
Reapply the Scotchgard every six to 12 months or so to help protect the furniture. If hardly anyone uses the treated piece, the protective coating will last a lot longer than on a chair used daily by children eating snacks, for instance. If your furniture is ever cleaned with a water extraction method, reapply the Scotchgard afterward.
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She has also written many pieces on landlord and tenant concerns. When we returned a few hours later, all the neighbours in the building were complaining about the powerful chemical smell. My son had respiratory probllems and multiple allergies. This chemical is highly toxic. This was in Thank you for sharing Charles, this is unfortunately all too common from our experience. We hope more and more people are now aware of the health issues that can be caused by toxic products and turn to eco friendly and non toxic products like ours.
Earlier this year, however, the company said it learned that an alternative would take years, and so it decided to phase out many of the Scotchgard products and focus on creating new lines. Hi Larry. Obviously, we want to reiterate that it only protects from water and has not been tested to work against viruses or microbes.
Soon after applying Scotchguard to a new chair I developed a rash around my neck and sides of my face where the chair is in direct contact with my skin. It may be best to contact them directly or search online. Hi what help or reassurance can I get. I used lots of Scotchgard over 15 years as a carpet and upholstery technician.
I had read all the coshh regs in the UK regarding these all saying safe use with face mask in a well ventilated room ie open the windows. Do not drink etc… It never said that long-term contact would cause harm. I am very worried now. Not just for myself my children who have Autism and families that I have worked in there homes and businesses.
I would recommend speaking with your doctor and all the best. However, we can say that protectME is safe to use on fabric masks. I swear Iv e had an itchy rash for 3 months now caused by scotchgaurd on new sofa. Any cure? Also should I get rid of new sofa? Once it has worn off, you would be able to use protectME as a natural, water based fabric protector.
Aus Post delays: Please note that we are still delivering as usual but Australia Post are experiencing longer than average delays on domestic and international orders. Facebook Youtube. The truth behind traditional fabric protectors Several years ago, a worldwide health alert was issued stating that the main ingredients in Scotchgard were potentially toxic chemicals. What action did 3M take? Taking a different approach Over time, we are learning more about the potential threats these ingredients pose and finding safe, alternative ways to waterproof and protect fabrics.
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