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Complete Professional Spotting Kit £75.00 +
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professional spotting kit is, uniquely on offer to DrClean.co.uk clients and
will help you successfully remove stains from all kinds of fabric. clothes, carpets
and suites in your own home.
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Professionals have special tools to get the right
results the easiest way and now you can have these same tools to help you.
But that's not all - we've included a comprehensive instruction booklet on stain removal and
that tells you what to use and gives tips on the right way to
remove stains. We then also provide the chemicals that will help you
remove most household stains from fabrics. Most
professional dry cleaners find it difficult to remove all the stains
this kit will help you with and all the chemicals and tools are contained in a
neat snap-lock box so you can keep all the tools and reagents neatly
together. |
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So
What's in the Box ? |
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Instruction
Booklet
This complete booklet on stain removal comprehensively
takes you through stains fin an alphabetical list rom Acids to
Zinc and step-by-step tells you how they can best be removed.
It also explains the correct professional techniques to use.
showing you how to successfully remove stains. |
Spatula
(spotting bone)
This is a professional spotting bone with
rounded edges to help remove stains stuck onto the fibres. The aim
is to use the round edges or rear end of the bone, not the point, to
break up a stain so it can be flushed away. |
Professional
Spotting Brush
This professional spotting brush helps
to remove stains by allowing the correct tamping action required in
removing many types of stain. It's wooden, with soft dense bristles
and it's ideal shape means you don't have to use any force when
using it to break up the particles in a stain. |
Bottles
With Droppers
(1 Large & 1 Small)
They may not look it but these are
probably the
most important tools you can use in stain removal. You can mix or dilute reagents
in a bottle and then use the
dropper to add a small amount of chemical to a stain. This ensures
you get the minimum spread of chemical over the fabric and that means both
less work in flushing it out and less chance of damage. It's also
much more cost efficient. |
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Fuzz-Go
Pill Remover
This old remedy for removing the pills,
neps or fuzz-balls (same thing in three different words) that you
often see on knitwear and other fabrics, is the best and most
effective cure that we've found. It's a charcoal block full of holes
and as it's dragged softly over an affected area it cuts away the
threads holding the fuzz-ball to the fabric. Brush or roll off the
loose balls and you'll have Fuzz-Free clothing. Although little
particles of the Fuzz-go break off as it removes the pills it will
last for years and probably be the best fuzz remover you've ever
used. |
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Roll
Clean
Often known as a lint or fluff remover the
roll clean has an adhesive surface which you roll over a fabric to
easily remove pet hairs, fluff and dust. When a section loses its
adhesion simply peel away one layer to reveal a fresh surface
underneath. Once used you can replace the whole roll with a refill
for years of fluff removal. |
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2 x Absorbent Cloths
& 2 x Gauze Cloths
Gauze cloths are ideal to put under fabric when spraying water
through to flush a stain or reagents. Absorbent cloths can then be
used to dry the area before further treatment. |
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Spray
Bottle
Some form of spray is very important when
removing stains from any fabric. This one will enable you to spray
directly through the fabric without putting too much pressure on the
fibres and direct a narrow band of water so you get the minimum
amount of cloth wet. Placing a gauze cloth underneath allows the
stream to move away from the fabric without bouncing back and again
making it too wet. |
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10 x
Latex Gloves
Protecting your hands from the any
potential harmful reaction to chemicals is always best practice.
These light latex gloves are thin enough to leave let your hands
still feel the fabric but give the protection you need. |
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Reagents (Chemicals) |
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Acetic Acid
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1 part acid to
3 part water
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Ammonia
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1 part ammonia to 4 parts water
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Hydrogen Peroxide
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1 part Peroxide to 3 parts water
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Glycerin
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1 part glycerin to
3 parts water
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Acetone
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100%
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White Spirit
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100%
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Methylated Spirit
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100%
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