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London01 · 08-09-2009, 08:21 AM

Is it safe to use stain-repellants like Scotchgard in fabric's that doggy spends alot of time on?

I would like to use a stain-repelling spray on London's canvas carrier bag and stroller. We use these things outdoors and want to keep them looking nice for years to come. I'm thinking a stain repellant would help mud and other outdoor stains come off easier with just a little wiping.

Primarily would spray the exterior, not the interior where she lays down. But she still might lick the sprayed exterior fabric sometimes.

Would a Scotchgard-type spray be dangerous for doggy in any way? Any other sprays you recommend?

Thanks for your suggestions.

Zeus08 · 08-09-2009, 08:22 AM

I would just make sure it is completely dry before using it. Maybe wait a day or two if you can.

RDB911 · 08-09-2009, 01:30 PM

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Originally Posted by London01

Is it safe to use stain-repellants like Scotchgard in fabric's that doggy spends alot of time on?

I would like to use a stain-repelling spray on London's canvas carrier bag and stroller. We use these things outdoors and want to keep them looking nice for years to come. I'm thinking a stain repellant would help mud and other outdoor stains come off easier with just a little wiping.

Primarily would spray the exterior, not the interior where she lays down. But she still might lick the sprayed exterior fabric sometimes.

Would a Scotchgard-type spray be dangerous for doggy in any way? Any other sprays you recommend?

Thanks for your suggestions.

I would like to know too??

I was thinking about getting new carpet and having scotchgard put on it just in case Lola was to have an accident.

08-09-2009, 08:21 AM	#1
London01 Donating Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: NJ Posts: 393	Stain-repellant Is it safe to use stain-repellants like Scotchgard in fabric's that doggy spends alot of time on? I would like to use a stain-repelling spray on London's canvas carrier bag and stroller. We use these things outdoors and want to keep them looking nice for years to come. I'm thinking a stain repellant would help mud and other outdoor stains come off easier with just a little wiping. Primarily would spray the exterior, not the interior where she lays down. But she still might lick the sprayed exterior fabric sometimes. Would a Scotchgard-type spray be dangerous for doggy in any way? Any other sprays you recommend? Thanks for your suggestions.

08-09-2009, 08:22 AM	#2
Zeus08 YT 500 Club Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Sahuarita, Arizona Posts: 992	I would just make sure it is completely dry before using it. Maybe wait a day or two if you can.