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Removing Sweat and Drool Spots From Microfiber Couch

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Date: 10/28/2007 Topics: Cleaning > Furniture | Readers Request > Cleaning  
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I have a micro-fiber sofa and my son slept on it and left drool spots and sweat spots from his head on it. I tried cleaning it with a little soap and water but now I have the water rings on the sofa. How do I get those off?

Tammy from Lockhart, TX
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By dani740 (Guest Post)
I have two toddlers and a cream coloured microfiber couch and chair. I use a small Hoover carpet steam cleaner that cost less than fifty dollars over ten years ago with a solution of generic oxiclean and carpet cleaner. This has cleaned lots of stuff from the couch and chair. To get rid of occasional waterspots, you may have to clean seam to seam on whatever portion you are cleaning (such as the entire top of a seat cushion or the arm rest).

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