I made a big mistake.

[Desk Jockey]

I'd really wait for Chavez to weigh in on the best way the new shirts should be laundered .

They key is to presoak them in degreaser. I prefer Prochems Ultrapac Renovate. We often use it on smoke damaged laundry. It's amazing what an overnight soak in some a Renovate can do.

We've saved many a sentimental item using Ultrapac Renovate.

 

[GreenTechAgain]

No. I cleaned two places today and now I'm sitting in my sons Karate lesson searching the internet on my phone looking for ways to please my wife.

If you find a way to do that, please let the rest of us know.

 

[Jim Pemberton]

We've saved many a sentimental item using Ultrapac Renovate.

That product is probably the most under appreciated (and therefore undercopied) product Prochem ever made. It was the father of most olefin presprays and filtration soil removers. Nothing better for smoke related soils.

 

[Nate The Great]

I've been saying for years, The Love Swing, The Liberator, "Christian Grey" it will spice up any relationship..

Hey Damon, you watched the movie FireProof?

 

[Nomad74]

I've been saying for years, The Love Swing, The Liberator, "Christian Grey" it will spice up any relationship..

Hey Damon, you watched the movie FireProof?

No but I just googled it and watched the trailer.

 

[Desk Jockey]

That product is probably the most under appreciated (and therefore undercopied) product Prochem ever made. It was the father of most olefin presprays and filtration soil removers. Nothing better for smoke related soils.

Jim, it's an incredible product.

Several years back I had a fabric conference room divider that had visible soot damage from a small hotel fire.

It had been chem sponged and wiped down with OMS but still had a smoky stain. Nothing would touch the stain, out of desperation I grabbed a diluted bottle of Ultrapac Renovate and tried it.

The soot released right on to the towel.

I sprayed more and it broke down whatever bond that was holding it to the fabric. It's one of our primary products for fire damage restoration.

 

[ruff]

If it is like some of the other Hi Ph fire damage products it will also do really well with filtration soil. Not on wool though.

 

[Old Coastie]

I see a sexy nipple

Annnnnd there went my ice cream cone, right out the nose.

Dammit Matt.

 

[Total_Rookie]

I would always spray 27% vol on the pits of my white redcaps. Recently switched to blue to avoid the hassle.