I thought he was using afw?All Fiber Rinse is too hard for him to spell
I learned to spot when my father ran a big laundry dry cleaning company. He spent several decades years in the business.
Have you cleaned those before?
We rarely wet cleaned draperies. Several reasons but mostly liability. They hang in the sun all day and rot. jacquard weave with a liner, line was fine
We used a stainless steel tool with a perforated head to vaccum them. Then sprayed with OMS and after a short dwell, wiped with white terry cloth.
My main concern would be how they dry. Will they wrinkle, pucker and draw up? I would think you'll need to press pleats back in with a Jiffy dry steamer and hand Mitt.??? I tested...not my first drapery rodeo bro, and I only cleaned a foot or two from the bottom.
I worked for a few years for a guy who came out of the dry cleaning industry. He had a great knowledge of spotting and chemistry. I still use some dry cleaning products like pyratex, streetex and Picrin. Make my own semi-wet spotters mostly for implant use.I learned to spot when my father ran a big laundry dry cleaning company. He spent several decades years in the business.
We grew up push each other in the laundry baskets around the plant waiting for my father to go home.
Any after pics?
Yes used all of those for decades. Of course the Picrin will likely be the end of me. Too many decades breathing it before the found out it was a carcinogen.I worked for a few years for a guy who came out of the dry cleaning industry. He had a great knowledge of spotting and chemistry. I still use some dry cleaning products like pyratex, streetex and Picrin. Make my own semi-wet spotters mostly for implant use.
No after pictures.
Apparently, it causes birth defectsYes used all of those for decades. Of course the Picrin will likely be the end of me. Too many decades breathing it before the found out it was a carcinogen.
So does all those paint chip you ate as a child.Apparently, it causes birth defects
Both a sectional, and drape set in an hr?sectional and drapes $275 , done in one hour plus a referral for the neighbor.
Me too and I thought I cleaned pretty fast but no way could I do them even in two hours.Both a sectional, and drape set in an hr?
One man only?
Full clean?
Really?
That would take 2 of us 2.5-3 hrs….
I guess being a superstar has its benefits…
I obviously have a lot to learn
Well, if you had an all fiber wrench...Both a sectional, and drape set in an hr?
One man only?
Full clean?
Really?
That would take 2 of us 2.5-3 hrs….
I guess being a superstar has its benefits…
I obviously have a lot to learn
really?Full clean?
Not a super star I am….really?
check your reading skills super star.