When a person hears that carpeting or fabric upholstery has been Scotch Guard treated, there tends to be a perception that the product will never stain. Unfortunately, this couldn't be further from the truth. While Scotch Guard may be great at protecting fabric from most types of stains, there are still some stains that will get through this protective barrier. If you find yourself faced with those types of stains, here's what you need to do clean them off.
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2016-04-28 08:51:04
Kathleen Mackenzie
I had my sofa treated with scotch guard. Cleaned off s jam stain but I have been left with a stain around where the initial stain was
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