The scotchgot fabric, water shield protection microfiber fabric, can it protect against coffee tea, dye stains water. Well, let’s find out we’re going to be doing a review of this 3m product scotchguard fabric watershield protection. It says it lasts a long time. As you know, we’ve done reviews on different scotchguard products to keep your furnishings in your home clean we’re going to see if this actually works, we’re going to do more than just put water across it.

We’re going to compare it to the other side of this microfiber pillow, which has not been protected and we’re going to use tap water. Some dye in yellow water to mimic a pet accident, we’re also going to use hot black coffee and hot black tea heat is what penetrates the scotch guard almost readily, depending on how much you put down in the fabric you’re talking about so we’ll get to it right now. What we’ve done to prepare for the test is: we’ve cleaned this microfiber cushion on both sides, it’s completely dry and we put two coats of the scotchguard product on just this side.

This other the bottom side has not been protected. We’re gonna see a comparison, see how this do it yourself. Product works. If you have questions or comments at the end of the video, please leave them below and there’s a link to these products from our affiliate page in the comment section so sample is something as simple as plain water. You pour it on it. Pretty much. Should roll right off, let’s see what happens well, it rolls off, but that’s two good coats I put on there and it’s not really rolling off as much as I would have thought.

It’s nice that you can go ahead and blot some of this up, but it should not penetrate that’s just room temperature, water, hot tea, I suspect, is going to penetrate almost immediately. Oh, not bad. It rolls a little bit off, but again you want that to really roll right off. This is hot black coffee same thing. We’ll do it up here now absolutely penetrated right in almost as if the piece wasn’t protected. That doesn’t mean because it doesn’t roll off that you have no protection, because scott scott, also in addition to increasing the surface tension of a fabric, makes it cleanable by coating the fiber.

So when you clean it, it should clean up better, but let’s go to the unprotected, see if there’s a difference again plain water. This is unprotected, definitely less protection here than on on the protected side. This part t again no no um repellency at all on this side and we’ll just go with the hot coffee just a little bit there immediately. So you are getting some protection from the scotchgot product, not as much as I’d like to see, though, and again, this is the yellow dye, basically immediately sucks right into the piece again this piece.

This is regular microfiber, a lot of people have it on the in their home. It’s made with clothing too. It should clean up fine. This is made to help to clean up in between professional cleanings, but I expected more from the scotch guy to be honest with you. I did not expect this um. We did not pre-test in advance, so we didn’t know what was going to happen, but this looks like what we have um a moderate thumbs up. I would say for this: it gives you some protection, but you have to decide for the money you pay for this and the time it takes you to do it.

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