Fabric Furniture Protection - Why You Need Specific Products For Different Pieces

When you love your furniture you do everything to maintain it. Many of us opt to protect the furniture fabric with store bought DIY fabric protection products. However, there is a difference in the quality of these products. There also isn't a miracle all propose furniture protection product available. The sealer or scotchguard for carpet doesn't work for furniture and vice versa. Here are guides for furniture protection.

Built In
Many furniture items come with built in fabric protection. However, this protection disappears with regular wear, vacuuming and furniture cleaning. To continue protecting your furniture you need to apply your own protective solution.

Item Specific
You can't use a scotchguard sealer product intended for carpet on your furniture. If you do this will cause rapid soiling of the fabric. The product solutions also varies for what type of protection it provides. Also you can't use the same protective products for indoor furniture on outdoor furniture.

Solution Quality
The best protective solutions create proper surface tension to repel dirt and liquid from the furniture. Good products adhere to the fabric fibers and provide a protective barrier. These can be applied without needing to clean or vacuum the furniture first.

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