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David321

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#317900 25-Nov-2024 15:17
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Hi all,

 

 

 

My mrs and I just had our new lounge suite delivered, its a white materiel, and we have a toddler and a baby, so some sort of fabric protection is necessary.

 

I was going to use scotch guard as that seems to have a good reputation for effectiveness, but I have just learnt how bad for health that stuff is even when its dry as it breaks down over time. 

 

I am now looking for a safer alternative, but looking online there does not seem to be much available and the two I did find are very expensive as they are commercial quantities and there is no reviews online.

 

Does anyone know of a safe alternative to scotch guard that is effective?





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  #3312724 25-Nov-2024 15:49
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We have been given this with the last 2 suites purchased from Harvey Norman. Perhaps an option?  Can't say it's been really put to the test yet (touch wood)  

www.premiumfurniturecare.co.nz/fabric-care-protection.html

 

 





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  #3312802 25-Nov-2024 17:36
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i assume your talking about pfas (which i think closed a couple of auckland water supplies a while back), which i think most of those fabric protection products are made from. grandma had a clear cover which went over their lounge. otherwise just keep bubs off the lounge suite which is not a pleasant idea.


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