🌿 Bayes High-Performance Fabric Protectant Spray - Indoor and Outdoor Use, Repels Liquids and Stains, Waterproof, UV Protection - 24 oz, 2 Pack Review

It will keep out most of the rain but the tin says it will cover 1 outdoor umbrella. It's not like this. It took at least 2 cans and I leaked. When the trigger is pulled, a lot of liquid runs out of the screen. Not sure if this reflects bird droppings as most birds have flown south. It would be better if it was an aerosol can as the constant squeezing of the trigger really irritates any arthritis in your hands.

This thing is amazing. We have 14 cats and a couple of our little ones loved splashing around on the couch. We ended up buying a new sofa as the other one broke and bought this product to waterproof our sofa so we don't have to replace it like the old one. It works wonders, seriously. If you're trying to protect your furniture from pet accidents (or pets, not accidents), I highly recommend this product!

Used on a new sofa. I sprayed the entire sofa: the top, bottom and sides of the seat cushion and the top, sides and back of the sofa - everything I think except the legs and the bottom of the frame. 93 inch sofa, sport canvas seat cushion (not sure about the padded fabric on the frame) took almost 3 bottles but I sprayed liberally and brushed with a soft (new) natural bristle shoe brush. Couldn't work better! Sometimes one of my dogs vomited after a meal and I could scoop it all out at once and

Purchased with the intention of covering and protecting a custom outdoor green and black wicker hammock from the harsh summer elements of New Orleans. Aside from a case that needs to be carried on a daily basis, I was hoping for the product's promise of UV protection and water repellency. Following the directions, I used an entire spray bottle to wet just ONE side of the hammock, but I did just that and let it dry for 24 hours before putting it outside. Within two days I noticed severe sunburn…

Was pretty easy to use. Some of the reviews I've read don't make much sense. That means: water repellency is not a waterproofing, if you want "waterproof for your sofa fabric, buy plastic covers" and UV protection does not prevent fading in direct sunlight. Woven fabrics that are exposed to direct sunlight suffer because their colors are made from chemical dyes that were not designed for the task. I used this treatment on about 10 yards of Dutch cotton tie-dye. The textiles were well finished…

I was a bit skeptical at first so I sprayed it on my hot tub cover. As it lasted it was wet and not very penetrating as I thought. I used my bare hand to spread it until it covered everything. I waited for a while, thinking it would dry up, but it seemed darker in places like it was still wet. I really thought it would stay that way and not work across the board. The next day everything was dry and looked like nothing had been applied. I was happy to see that the discoloration was only…