6:12 PM 9/8/2004

White nylon chenille chair. This chair was heavily soiled, and has already been given a pre-clean treatment with Bi-O-Kleen products Traffic Lane Cleaner with a sprayer, then brushing it in. Pic shows using the Hugger tool for cleaning compound curves.<BR>The Hugger tool is connected to my Truck Mount for HWE cleaning.<BR>


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Curves at end of arms clean best with the Hugger tool.<BR>



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Inside and tops of arms of chair with Hugger tool<BR>
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Shoulders and top of back of chair with Hugger Tool.<BR> Shown looking down with the chair lying on it's back, to clean the inside back and shoulders.<BR>

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Using vac hose cuff to extract after cleaning with PMF Dry Technology tool, which does not follow tight compound curves.<BR>
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Rare (And expensive) material called Fortuny- the name of the manufacturer of the fabric. <BR>Fabric is cotton with special design worked into it. <BR>Wet clean this material with neutral pH detergents. <BR><BR>

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