pillow spray

They’re sold as aerosol spray cans and as ready-to-use liquid sprays.

Typical directions say to spray until the fabric is damp and then allow it to air-dry. For wrinkle-release sprays, directions usually advise spraying and smoothing the fabric with your hand.

Sizes in the data range from about 10 ounces up to 33.8 fl oz, with common mid sizes including roughly 15 oz, 23.6 fl oz, and 27 fl oz.

Options range from unscented to fragranced varieties such as linen, fresh, ocean, lavender, and vanilla, plus blended fragrances like waterlily/ginger/hinoki and vanilla with sandalwood and florals.

They’re described for use on soft surfaces including pillows, upholstery/sofas, curtains, clothing (shirts, dresses), carpets/rugs, blankets, pet beds, and car seats; many listings use the term “multi-surface.”

Many products explicitly advise against use on leather, suede, and silk, and warn to avoid fabrics that may water-spot.