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Solution Dyed Nylon

• Always pretest an inconspicuous area for colorfastness before spot cleaning.
• Timing is everything! Blot up liquid spills ASAP and sponge off with clear water if necessary. The longer a stain sits, the harder it is to remove.
• After spot cleaning, the cleaned area of the fabric may look different from surrounding areas due to residual soiling of the rest of the seating surface. Water extraction cleaning of the entire surface is recommended.
• Start with the lowest numbered cleaning agent listed for each stain. Carefully remove any excess dried material from the fabric. Apply the cleaning solution to a clean white cloth, and blot, working from the outside of the stain inward. Rinse with clear water. If the cleaning agent doesn’t completely remove the stain, wet extract and air dry. Then proceed to the next higher numbered agent. Repeat if necessary.
• For highly colored stains, cleaning agent 9, bleach solution, may be used. Apply to the stained area and allow to sit for up to an hour. Water extract to remove all traces of the solution. Do not mix bleach with other cleaning agents, and rinse thoroughly after use.

Cleaning Agents

Level 1: Water
Beer, Blood, Chocolate, Fruit Juice, Iodine, Vomit

Level 2: Detergent Solution: Add 1 tbs. of bleach-free enzyme detergent to 1 pint warm water.
Beer, Blood, Ketchup, Chocolate, Cola, Egg, Fruit Juice, Iodine, Milk, Wine

Level 3: Detergent/Ammonia solution: add l tbs. household ammonia to #2 detergent solution.
Chocolate, Egg, Wine

Level 4: Water-free volatile solvent cleaner
Butter, Coffee, Grease, Lipstick, Margarine, Mayonnaise, Nail Polish, Oil, Salad Dressing

Level 5 Paint remover
Grease, Oil, Urine

Level 6 White Vinegar
Beer, Blood, Coffee, Fruit Juice, Vomit, Wine

Level 7 Oxalic acid
Rust

Level 8 Isopropyl Alcohol
Ink, Oil

Level 9 4:1 Water-to-household bleach