84 Clear Vinyl Furniture Protector Review

I bought 2 covers to protect the sofa and loveseat from cats. I used fitted comforters, sheets and towels but they were like catnip. The cats lay on the furniture and the cat hair could not be rid of despite repeated washing. I'm not particularly fond of vinyl cases, but this seemed like the only viable alternative to cat hair. My cats don't seem to like vinyl either as I can't find a trace of cat hair since covering the furniture. The covers don't look as neat as in the picture, but I don't…

After spending over $100 on a sofa cover that my dogs pee and damage my sofa I figured this would be the best option. Here are the amazing things about this simple slipcover: 1. It was very, very cheap compared to other sofa covers.2. I ordered 96" for a 95" sofa. My AICO sofa has a unique shape with a very high, pointed back and the cover goes with everything. Very happy about it.3. The upholstery is clear soft vinyl so I can see my beautiful sofa and mix and match with other furniture while…

As a single person I don't use my sofa; my 3 cats have inhabited it for a long time and I am happy to use my chair. But when company comes, they like to sit on the couch that isn't covered in cat hair, claws, or cat pee. FINALLY a cheap solution! My cats won't go near the sofa anymore (one ventured inside and decided he didn't like the feel of vinyl). When the company comes, I simply remove the protective film. 4 stars (instead of 5) for everyone who needs a protective cover for sitting on…

I bought covers for the love seat and chair to keep cats out. So far, so good! The comforter on the love seat was four feet wider, but luckily it had a vertical seam down the middle, so it was easy to cut the two halves and overlay them until the ends were snug around the armrests and backrest lay the loveseat. I attached the finished product with pieces of tape so I could see where the repair was, but I'll use clear tape later. The chair cover is roomy for my model, but that's not a problem…

I inherited Tabby when a friend died. He immediately started using my new living room furniture as a scratching post, even though I bought him real scratching posts. I also bought these stay away sprays which didn't work at all. So I started covering my sofa and 2 seater chair with sheets and blankets to keep it from scratching. Of course they looked terrible. I saw these plastic lids online and for the price I thought I'd give them a try. They are larger than the furniture but a few creases…

I bought these plastic chair covers for my bedroom because our new kittens came into my room every morning and used the chairs as a scratching post. I've tried chair-scratch sprays and put catnip scratching posts all over the room, but they didn't stay away from the fabric of the chairs. These chairs sat in my room in pristine condition for years and the cats were on the verge of destroying them. I finally decided to try plastic lids, hoping they wouldn't like the slippery feel on my paws…