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Upholstery & Carpet Cleaning Spray & Deodorizer - Rich Foam Spray

Upholstery & Carpet Cleaning Spray & Deodorizer - Rich Foam Spray

SKU: 724-FB

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Works great on spots – or clean a complete area that is soiled. Use on nylon, rayon, cotton, velour and other upholstery materials found in homes and automobiles. High foam formula delivers just the right cleaning action – without wetting the surface and underlying material too much, like a liquid formula. Rich foamy detergent base leaves no sticky residue. 14 oz. Made in the USA

Because it's a foam rather than a liquid, this upholstery cleaner stays on the fabric surface where the soil is, instead of soaking through into cushion padding where it can leave water marks or take days to dry. That makes it a safer choice for sofas, armchairs, dining seats, car interiors, and area rugs than most spray-on liquid cleaners.

The same formula works as a carpet spot cleaner for everyday spills — coffee, food, tracked-in dirt, pet messes — and deodorizes as it cleans rather than masking odors with heavy fragrance.

Not for velvet or silk. Test on a hidden area first on any fabric you haven't cleaned before.

Vacuum or brush the area first to remove loose dirt and pet hair — cleaning over loose debris just grinds it in.

Shake the can well. Hold it 6 to 8 inches from the fabric and spray a light, even layer of foam over the soiled area. Don't over-apply; a little foam covers a lot.

Let the foam sit for one to two minutes. For stubborn spots, work it gently into the fabric with our Stain Brush (#306) using short strokes from the outside of the stain toward the center.

Blot with a clean, dry white cloth to lift the foam and the soil with it. Don't rub or scrub. Repeat on tough spots rather than soaking the area.

Let the fabric air-dry fully before sitting on it. No rinsing needed — the foam leaves no sticky residue.

Safe for nylon, rayon, cotton, velour, and most upholstery fabrics in homes and cars. Do not use on velvet or silk. Always test on a hidden area first.
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