What can you clean a microfiber couch with?

Answer 1

Always pre-test in a non-conspicuous area.
Use only distilled water.

Cleaners
Enzyme- ERA, Wisk(1 part to 30 parts distilled water) Let it sit for 20 minutes on stain.

Solvent- Afta Cleaning Fluid or Carbona Spot Remover

Vinegar- Use 1 part to 3 parts distilled water.

Detergent- Bissel Upholstery Shampoo or equivalent.

For Blood, Catsup, Chocolate, Earth, Toothpaste, Mayo, Ice Cream
1. Enzyme/blot
2. Detergent/blot
3. Water/blot

For Berries, coffee, mustard, fruit juice, tea, soft drinks, jam/jelly
1. Solvent/bolt
2. Vinegar/blot
3. Enzyme/blot
4. Detergent/blot
5. Water/blot

For Body oil, gravy/grease butter/shortening
1. Solvent/blot
2. Enzyme/blot
3. Detergent/blot
4. Water/blot

For Crayon Mascara
1. Solvent/blot
2. Detergent/blot
3. Water/blot

For Mixed Drinks, Wine & Urine
1. Detergent/blot
2. Vinegar/blot
3. Detergent/blot
4. Water/blot

For Beer
1. Enzyme/blot
2. Vinegar/blot
3. Detergent/blot
4. Water/blot

Hope that helps some.

Answer 2

I have a microfiber cloth couch, three kids all under the age of 9, and a husband so we have lots of messes that need to be cleaned up. I use a damp to wet (not dripping wet) rag and spot clean it every so often. I have a dark green colored couch so many things aren't terribly noticable but if it's a stain I think will not come out once it dries, I get to it with the wet rag immediately. Usually I have good luck with stubborn stains by spraying a little of the Windex w/Vinegar (the clear one) directly on it using the wet rag to work out the stain. I do vacuum it every few weeks to get the crumbs but it doesn't work so well on lint so I use a dry rag to wipe it away.

If you have a microfiber suede couch then you'd probably be better off going to the manufacturer for cleaning instructions and recommendations.

Answer 3

microfiber couch cleaner