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Do you guys use dry solvent very often? I find myself not having to use it very much. If so, what do u primarily use it for. I realize it is in the notebook but go ahead and reply anyways.
Mike Nowlin
I use pro spotter first, dry solvent second. Hardly ever use TGP. Dry solvent works great, evaporates quick, leaves no residue
YMMV
Yup, don’t be taking big swiggs of dry solvent
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I used dry solvent on vasiline that was smeared all over a sofa. I also use it on industrial oil drips, grease, tar, cosmetics, shoe polish, cooking oil, butter, black marks under recliners, ect.
Works great, use it all the time.
Sutton
A little behind the ears drives ’em wild too
We don’t use dry solvent often, but we do use it on “mystery” stains that customers say have reappeared when others cleaners cleaned. TGP does leave a residue. Any non-volatile solvent (TGP) should be either flushed with hot water or followed with a volatile solvent (Dry solvent) to remove residue.
I had a big job on sat. The mechanics office was realy bad, coverd w/ grease, dirt, I sprayed the carpet W/ Dry solvent buffed, then sprayed pro-spotter then buffed doing a small section at a time, cleaned up really nice. I used 2/3 of a bottle but it propably would have taken me at least 2-3 times as long with out it.
Make sure you have addiquate ventalation when doing this.
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