Fabric Cleaner

Old label, same product. This is the previous packaging design of Ultracoat Fabric Cleaner. The formula inside the bottle has not changed, only the label, and the price is reduced to clear the last of this stock. Once it is gone it is gone. The current packaging is available in the main range in 500 ml and 5 litres.

Fabric Cleaner is a concentrate for textile surfaces, which is what makes it useful across very different jobs. Mix it strong for a coffee spill that has been there a fortnight. Mix it weak for a whole-interior refresh or to run through an extractor. Same bottle, different job.

It brings the colour back as well as the cleanliness, so fabric that has gone flat and grey with wear comes up noticeably stronger, and the material is left soft to the touch rather than crisp. It also rinses out cleanly, which is the part people get wrong: a cleaner that stays in the fibres leaves tide marks as it dries and a stale smell a week later.

Works on seats, carpets, boot linings and mats. Fruity scent.

How to use. Dilute 1:1 to 1:5 for set-in stains and heavy soiling, or 1:10 to 1:20 for bonneting and extraction. Pre-spray, work the product in with a brush or microfibre, then extract or lift with a microfibre.

Notes. Always test an inconspicuous area first, particularly on older and coloured fabrics. Dry fully before protecting the surface. Wear protective clothing and gloves.