To keep fabrics clean and fresh-looking, owners must take all precautions to preserve the fabric. Scotchgard, a product made by 3M, can be used to prevent stains and reduce soiling.
Suitable Applications
Scotchgard can be used on most fabrics including cotton, wool, nylon, polyester and silk. It is not recommended for use on plastic, vinyl or suede.
Vera Bradley Product Considerations
If a Vera Bradley product is made from one of the suitable fabrics listed above, Scotchguard is safe for use. Test treat the bag first in an inconspicuous area such as the inside of the bag if it is unlined or the bottom where no one will see it.
Best Results
Be certain to follow the product application instructions and allow it to dry for 24 hours under normal conditions.
Related Articles
How to Take Care of a Vera Bradley ...
How to Clean Vera Bradley Backpack ...
What Is the Highest Temperature That ...
Fresh Homemade Orange Juice Will Stay ...
How to Keep Cucumber Juice Fresh
The Best Facial Moisturizer That Won't ...
Can Beet Juice Sit Out Overnight?
Review of New-Skin Scar Therapy
How to Clean a Burberry Purse
How to Bleach a Shirt by Hand
How to Remove Gum From Nylon
How to Clean a Chamois Leather Jacket ...
How to Freeze Papaya
How to Get Mold & Mildew Stains Out of ...
How to Care for and Clean Vintage ...
How to Glaze a Fruitcake
How to Prevent Static in Nylon Clothing
Instructions for the Tissot PRC200
How to Clean Scuffed Up Rain Boots
How to Get Rid of Perspiration Stains ...
Writer Bio
Kyle Swan has been writing since 2007. He has experience in the hospitality industry and in residential construction. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in English from Marist College in Poughkeepsie, N.Y.