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All Fibre Textile Rinse

08 November 2019

An acid rinse to neutralize high alkaline detergents. Especially good for stabilizing possible unstable dyes i.e. oriental rugs, metallic dyes etc. Leaves fibres soft and safe wherever colour bleeding might be a problem.

All Fibre Textile Rinse Characteristics

pH @ use: 2.5 – 3.5

Coverage: Up to 1300 m² per 5 Litres

Dilution: Various

Appearance: Clear Liquid

Fragrance: Spice

Packaging: Case 4 x 3.78 Litres

Tip & Hints

For oriental rugs and carpet

For portable equipment add 180ml (1:21 dilution) to each 4Litres of plain water to rinse after shampooing with ChemSpec® Oriental Rug Shampoo, or as the final step to cleaning carpets.

For truck mount equipment, add 2 Litres per 19 Litres of water.

For upholstery

For portable equipment add 120ml to each 4 Litres of plain water to rinse fabric as the final step in a wet cleaning process. Can be sprayed on surface as the final step to prevent browning or to stabilise dyes.

For urine deposits

Mix 180ml of All Fibre Textile Rinse per 4 Litres of water and spray area until saturated. After 10 minutes clean area with a hot water extraction system preferably using an enzyme product like ChemSpec® Prekleen.

Then deodorise fabric with ChemSpec® Kill Odour.

Removes residues

A mildly acidic rinse will remove most residue helping to restore a softer hand and more luxurious feel after wet cleaning.

Stabilises dyes

All Fibre Textile Rinse lowers the overall pH in a textile helping to stabilise dyes.

Neutralise urine deposits

The developing alkaline salt deposits of aging urine can be effectively neutralised with All Fibre Textile Rinse. All Fibre Textile Rinse is effective in dissolving urine residue prior to deodorisation.

Reduces browning

By removing alkaline residues and lowering the pH of a rinsed item, browning can be effectively prevented. May be used as a final rinse or as an additive to lower the pH of a ready-to-use cleaning solution.

 
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