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SECTION 3 — EXTERIOR & INTERIOR CARE
CAMELOT 2007
3. Periodically remove the tissues to
check on the condition of the stain.
When the stain is almost gone, remove
the tissues completely. Do not leave on
for more than one hour.
4. Wash the stain with sufcient amount
of clean water.
CAUTION
If there is residue of bleach, the
polyurethane resin and back cloth will
deteriorate.
Neutralize bleach by the following method:
Place a piece of tissue, as in Step 2, and
apply hydrogen peroxide solution (15%).
Leave the solution on for approximately
30 minutes, then remove the tissue.
Completely remove the residue of
hydrogen peroxide on the Ultra-leather
with water.
Sodium hypochloride is the only chemical that
will remove ballpoint pen stains. However, this
chemical may cause polyurethane to yellow or
the back cloth to deteriorate. It is recommended
to remove ballpoint pen stains as early as
possible with ethanol.
For more information, please call:
Ultrafabrics, LLC
Customer Service: 1-877-309-6648
FLOORS
Carpet Cleaning
Spot Removal Procedures:
Act quickly when anything is dropped or
spilled. Remove spots before they dry.
Blot liquids with a clean, white absorbent
cloth or paper towel.
For semi-solids, scoop up with a rounded
spoon.
For solids, break up and vacuum out as
much as possible.
Pretest the spot removal agent in an
inconspicuous area to make certain it
will not damage the carpet dyes.
Apply a small amount of the cleaning
solution recommended for the particular
spot. DO NOT scrub. Work from the
edges of the spot to the center. Blot
thoroughly. Repeat until spot is removed.
Follow steps on the Carpet Spot
Removal Guide.
After each application, absorb as much
as possible before proceeding to the next
step.
Absorb remaining moisture with layers
of white paper towels, weighted down
with a non-staining glass or ceramic
object.
When completely dry, vacuum or brush
the pile to restore texture.
If the spot is not completely removed,
contact a professional carpet cleaner.
Cleaning Solutions:
A. Dry Cleaning Fluid: A nonammable
spot removal liquid, available in
grocery and hardware stores.
B. Nail Polish Remover: Any acetate,
which often has a banana fragrance.
DO NOT use if it contains acetone.
C. Detergent Solution: Mix two cups of
cold water and 1/8 teaspoon mild liquid
detergent (no lanolin, non-bleach).
D. Warm Water: Lukewarm tap water.
E. Vinegar Solution: One cup white
vinegar to one cup water.
F. Ammonia Solution: One tablespoon
household ammonia to one cup water.
G. Stain Removal Kit: Available from
retail carpet stores or professional
cleaners.
H. Call Professional: Additional
suggestions, special cleaning chemicals
or the ability to patch the area may be
available.
I. Permanent Change: Due to the nature
of the stain, there may be color loss.
The carpet has been permanently
dyed or the carpet yarns have been
permanently damaged.
NOTE
While the recommended cleaning agents
have proven to be effective, some stains
may become permanent.
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