PureFit Water Resistant Reversible Sofa Covers for Reclining Sofa - Non Slip Split Recliner Couch Cover for 3 Cushion Couch, Washable Furniture Protector for Kid, Dog (3 Seat, Gray/Light Gray)

I read reviews, many poor reviews. One good review explained how to install the white elastic straps which helped me make up my mind to order. The instructions that came with the covers left a lot to be desired, but the one reviewer helped me get the job done. It wasn’t easy-peasy! I became frustrated as I could not grab the white elastic straps with my fingers, just way to tight. Finally, I got a long handled BBQ fork to nab the elastic and used the clips to hook each end together on the lower back on all 3 sections. The elastic bands and clips are hidden under the leather flaps that I have at the bottom of my couch. Success at last! The top elastic straps were a bit loose and I stretched and tied each into a knot to tighten. Worked like a charm. Tucked in the short flaps and it looked beautiful! I have been using a while now, stays pretty much in place and very easy to tidy up. The color Peacock is very nice and my brown leather recliner couch has a facelift. Plus, feels very nice against my skin, no more cold and clammy. Don’t give up. It is worth the effort!

Long review but worth the read! Material quality is good. Comes in three sections for recliner leather sofa. Nice concept, however, they do not cover entire sections (see pics) and these do not stay in place even with the various straps (goes over the back, around the bottom recliner, and white elastic straps for around back cushion). These additional white elastic straps (shown in pic for context) come w a plastic clip to provide additional ‘stay put’ support per section cover but if your sofa back sections are sewn/attached to the main frame then these white elastic straps are worthless, creating a piece the puppy/dog wants to pull on and chew. Between teenage boys and a puppy (Lab), we are constantly stuffing these sectional covers back in place throughout the day. Most of the recliner sofa is covered but as seen in pics, one can also see what is not covered. If your middle piece does not recline, the strap has nothing to attach too as one can see in the pic attached. For more context, the seat portion measures 74 inches and with the arms it measures 94 inches in length. Overall, too much work keeping these in place to do the job they were designed to do.

Love how it doesn’t slide off. Been using it for 3 days and no problems.

These look nice for about one minute. They’re not connected to each other so you have to straighten each one individually. I donated them after about one week of fighting with them.

I bought these because I have a reclining couch with a matching Recliner and it matched the cover I bought for that as well.First off the instructions are severely lacking there is nothing that tells you exactly how or where the white elastics go to keep the covers from sliding around and therefore virtually useless.The images used do not help in the slightest. If you have a toddler that bounces around the sofa, like I do you're gonna have a REALLY hard time with this.The only positive is that they cover most of the couch and that they're nice and soft but I have my doubts as to the cover's waterproof capabilities... All and all I'm sure it will at least protect it from food which is part of the battle... but not remotely satisfied with it. At least it's.... something.... I guessEDIT: After Sitting and thinking for a while about how those elastics may work I did work it out for myself. I have never owned a sofa that reclines so when I thought about it I played around with the different ways the elastics could go and naturally figured it out.I'm not sure if all reclining sofas are built the same way but my sofa is a three seater that you can take apart and place it together.Because of this, the back of each seat has a flap that velcros to the bottom of the back so you can see what you're doing to put the pieces together.The white elastics are supposed to be fitted between each seat and then secured with the buckle around the back of the seat (You DO NOT have to take it apart to do this...) Just feed it through where the cushion of the seat meets the back and go behind the couch and feed it the rest of the way.The instructions mention this but not go in great detail and for someone like me who tends to take the literal approach to things I didn't think at all that it meant around the back of the couch.You then undo the velcro backing and clip the elastics together using the buckle and then place the velcro backing over it to protect it as well and hide the white elastic. You don't have to necessarily do the velcro bit but Its what I did.The cover works much better now but my only complaint is that the top where it flips over the head rest doesn't stay put and my kid just manages to pull it down back on to the seat overtime. Which is a little annoying as there are a few alterations that could keep this from happening like a zipper or set of buttons to secure back onto the strap used to go around the head rest.I also got to try out the water resistance and its pretty great. my daughter dropped an ice cube on the sofa after finishing her drink and taking her lid off of it. I didn't find the ice as she ended up sitting on it and when I moved her to clean up I found it. The cover was wet but the couch wasn't and I didn't have to scrub up. About a half hour later the cover was also pretty much dry.If you have big spills it probably wont fair as well but for small liquid spills and potential diaper leaks that happen if you have small children it will protect your couch or at least keep the spill minimal for an easier clean up which is what I was looking for.Much better experience after figuring out how the white elastics work but the instructions should be amended because that small detail would have made installation quicker and less frustrating. At least add a more detailed photo if not another line of text. Even my husband said that it is incredibly vague when I asked how he would interpret that and he's training as a carpenter and welder and stuff like that comes naturally to him with limited instruction.

Very easy to remove and wash

I purchased two to help guard my cats claws against my mom's leather couches.. his claws simply puncture her furniture by just standing on them. This did protect the furniture for the most part, but was difficult to wrap around the cushions and they never stayed in place. Also they are so thin that I worried my cat's claws would still easily penetrate them.I am not sure why they say this is water resistant. So is clothing to a certain extent? It did nothing in regards to repelling or resisting water. I dont know what they mean by this description. It's just a thin piece of cloth with straps on it. Its a little misleading.I have a reclining couch with a loveseat, so each end is a recliner and the middle is a normal couch. So it can fit 3 people. This product does fit the couch (barely) but did not stay put when sitting down. Mainly due to the fact the fabric is so thin. It has no weight or anything to attach/cling to the couch like grips or something.The fabric is very comfortable though on this, so at least there is that factor.

The slip covers fit perfectly