Dry clean your upholstery without using harmful chemicals, aerosols or solvents

[@simplyvirtuoso]

Thanks Nancy 🙏 this worked on my beautiful white antique sofas that had water stains, all gone now!

[@rosdrane7656]

Hi Nancy...I recently picked up 2 Radley leather bags at our local fete. The insides were really grubby. Thinking what would Nancy try. I did the dryish clean. The results are amazing! 2 perfect reloved hangbags!! Thank you so much xx

[@CleaningHowTo]

Strictly speaking this is a low moisture clean rather than a dry - I would use this method using dedicated upholstery cleaning shampoos quite frequently (I own a number of specialist cleaning brands). Nice video!

[@ella5108]

Is it okay to get the wood part wet?

[@jeandiehl5074]

​@@ella5108I would just wipe odd the suds immediately, wipe with plain water, then dry it. again

[@saraheaves6724]

Are these chairs satin/silk? I'm trying to get old stains out of a silk couch that looks very similar.

[@dawnunderwood3303]

When you mix the Washing Soda with eco-friendly soap, is the washing soda that you are referring to the bicarbonate of soda (baking soda) or something else? then afterwards you sprinkle bicarbonate of soda directly on fabric, so I wondered if they are.two separate ingredients or both bicarbonate of soda.

[@nicolanosworthy1273]

Washing soda is sodium carbonate. Bicarb is sodium bicarbonate. (And green bleach, when she refers to it in other videos, is sodium percarbonate)

[@mishmacD26]

“Borax” I believe in the US

[@racheldifonzo9746]

@@mishmacD26 Borax and washing soda are not the same. Arm and Hammer makes a washing soda.

[@melissamphande4323]

At first you said bicarbonate soda but then washing soda and then liquid dish soap. Did you use all 3 products or just washing soda and liquid soap? (Water, of course, but it was confusing)

[@jeandiehl5074]

Washing soda + laundry detergent for suds. Sprinkle on baking sida

[@sandra-bb5xq]

Could I use this method on a velour suite Nancy

[@lesliemwedzi740]

Would this also work for mattresses!?

[@jeandiehl5074]

I don't know, but I'm going to try it!

[@davemacarty679]

Sorry, American here, what is "wash up" liquid? Is that for laundry (clothes) or dishes?

[@nancybirtwhistle4197]

Dish soap x

[@davemacarty679]

@@nancybirtwhistle4197 thank you for the clarification! I'm going to try your technique on some bar stools we purchased used. Looks like a great way to clean fabric.

[@bettymassanja881]

@@nancybirtwhistle4197 , what is the washing soda or is a powder soap please?.

[@Radhaun]

@@bettymassanja881 washing soda is just cooked baking soda. A lot of big box stores carry it in their laundry section

[@jeandiehl5074]

Sorry if my answers are repeated-they weren't showing up for me.

[@PhyrenWater]

What is washing soda?

[@HannahRainbow88]

"Sodium Carbonate Decahydrate" according to my bag in the cupboard! UK shops like Savers / homewares kinda places sell it cheap: A 1Kg bright green bag of it only costs £1-2 and lasts ages. I use it as a water softener in my (laundry) washing machine.

[@morgenmorgen4625]

So the "finished" chair is a different chair then the one she started with. I'm lost.

[@alyagabbar7138]

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