Fancy Dining Chairs & Bar Stools

[GCCLee]

I knew that too much moisture would be an issue when cleaning these.

Four of them looked like someone had previously tried to use a Rug Doc on it......

Not all of it was what I'd call BAD as far as cleaning.

Dri Tools by any MFG come in SUPER handy in cases like these.........

Had Fun Cleaning these....
The 4 High Chairs had Obvious Browning from a previous cleaning attempt.


Thanks To Mike and You All...... I knew how to deal with it, and make it acceptable to the clients..

40Vol and Sunshine : )

 

[Mikey P]

40???

Are you crazy?



I hope you rinsed that chit out...

 

[Papa John]

40???

Are you crazy?



I hope you rinsed that chit out...

Robert Mann uses 40% and sunshine all the time.... I'm told 40% will evaporate to Carbon dioxide with time.. but yes I would still rinse it.

 

[Mikey P]

I bet he pit washes afterwords too

 

[GCCLee]

It was rinsed.

 

[KevinL]

We have those exact chairs in the first pic with different fabric in a queen ann set we are trying to sell. Anyone need a dr set?

 

[Papa John]

I bet he pit washes afterwords too

yep. actually he uses 40% -- 40 vol is only 12% I Think...He also uses chlorine bleach on some colored rugs.. He's got balls-- or just decades of experience and knowledge

 

[Brian H]

I'm told 40% will evaporate to Carbon dioxide with time.

The chemical makeup of Hydrogen Peroxide is H2O2. The "bleaching" action occurs when it sheds one of the Oxygen molecules. Once that happens, all you have left is H2O (water) and O2 (oxygen). If it is dry, there is no residue.

I am not ware of it being available in 40% strength. 40 volume, yes, 40% no...We buy 55 gallon drums of 35% Hydrogen Peroxide. Because of that strength and the amount we use, the governement has been in to make sure it is being used for legal purposes.

 

[ruff]

The issue as not the residue as the peroxide once dry will be neutralized and will not leave residue.
The issue is weakening natural fabric and substantially shortening its life.

There's a lot that happens in in plant situation that is not according to the "book". When done by a very experienced person like Mr. Mann, they work well. Still some of those procedures harm the fiber, yet they may be the better option.

In less experienced hands?

Well, that's called learning through experience.

 

[Desk Jockey]

Well, that's called learning through experience.

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