Synthetic stains come from science. These include kool-aid, medications, processed foods, etc. Molecular Modification is the act of adding or taking…
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Organic stains come from nature. These include fruit and their juices, wines, grass, urine, etc. Molecular Modification is the act of adding or…
Twentieth-century deodorizers that focused on pet issues generally had a strong fragrance, and chemical solutions and odor removal processes at that…
Sales of home furnishings have grown at about 4% annually in the last few years. Leather continues to be a major part of that growth with the market…
The leather market has been steadily growing for the last two decades, with leather accounting for 38 percent of all upholstered furniture sales…
Enzymes enhance cleaning action in all types of formulas, but they are very narrow in what and how much they clean. Different enzymes include…
You undoubtedly know silk as a lustrous, highly valued fabric used in rugs as well as beautiful garments and other fabrics. How familiar are you with…
The cleaning technician may encounter silk in rugs, upholstery, and cushions. There are several names for types of silk based on the way it is…
Occasionally we hear from someone asking about “new carpet odor.” This is called off-gassing. Some folks are under the impression that off-gassing…
Various acids like urea hydrochloride, phosphoric, citric, sulfamic, and glycolic are used wherever the removal of calcium carbonate and limescale is…