One chemistry, packed and written for the job in front of you. Everything arrives mixed and ready to use.
Bought direct from us. Tell us what you treat and we will quote you.
The drum applicators buy. Ready to use straight out of the pail — no mixing, no ratio to remember, the same strength in every drum.
The same liquid as the 20 L in a can you can carry up a flight of stairs. Smaller contracts, mobile work, and top-up stock on the van.
Everything needed to start treating properly. The sprayer is the point — it lays down the fine even mist this product needs, which a trigger bottle cannot do.
The same kit built around a full drum. For a team going straight into volume work rather than testing the water.
Mixed at full commercial strength, so what you test is exactly what arrives in the drum. Enough to do a chair properly, not a token squirt.
Sold on Takealot and Amazon, so you get their delivery, their returns and their payment options.
Couches, dining chairs, headboards. Buys you the seconds you need to blot a spill before it becomes a stain.
Seats, carpets and boot linings. For the spilled coffee on the way to work and the dog in the back on the way home.
Canvas, leather, suede and nubuck. One bottle for the whole rack instead of a different can for every pair.
Jackets, coats, bags and leather goods. Keeps a shower off the shoulders and a spill off the sleeve.
The same protection, written for a house with animals in it. Muddy paws, wet dog, the accident nobody saw happen.
Protection stops a spill soaking in. It does not clean what is already there — that is what these are for.
A non-ammoniated spotter for the marks that land on treated fabric anyway. Non-ammoniated matters — ammonia strips protection off as it cleans.
For smells that come back after cleaning, because the source is still in the fibre rather than on it.
A different product, a different chemistry, a different reason to buy. Nothing above is a flame retardant.
A separate product and a separate chemistry. If you need textiles to meet a fire requirement, this is the one — the fabric protector is not and never will be.
The five retail sprays are the same protection. What changes is the directions on the back — how to hold it, how often to re-treat, and what to test first. Buy the one that matches what you are treating and follow that label.
Treating a whole lounge suite, or working on customers' furniture? You want the commercial range. Trade information.
Two questions sort it out.
| If you are… | Buy | Where |
|---|---|---|
| Protecting your own couch, car or shoes | The matching 500 ml spray | Takealot or Amazon |
| Treating furniture for customers | Commercial 5 L, or the Starter Kit | Direct from us |
| Doing contract or volume work | Commercial 20 L | Direct from us |
| Not sure it will work on your fabric | 200 ml trade sample | Ask us — it is free |
| Trying to shift a stain or a smell | Blood & Stain Remover, or Odour Digester | Takealot or Amazon |
| Needing textiles to meet a fire requirement | Flame Retardant for Textiles | Talk to us first |
