Hom skooled ?
What is the preferred way to agitate upholstery?
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Sierra Clean Care
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Just do what Ron said...
Cleanworks
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See, I'm always right.
hand bonnet with green stripe or $15 harbor freight hand orbital palm polisher works great, harbor freight carries all sorts of bonnets that fit it as well
encapman
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encapman
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Another cool upholstery scrubbing method I recently discovered is to use Sea Sponges - if you want a super low moisture approach. A natural Sea Sponge (not a synthetic sponge) will produce copious amounts of thick foam, so you can clean the fabric using minimal moisture. Simply mix some encap detergent in a bucket. Dip the Sea Sponge into the bucket. Wring it out tightly. It'll be practically dry with a thick lather of foam. Then wipe the surface of the piece you're cleaning. It's useful for delicate pieces. But for the dirty chair in the picture, you'll like want to use something like the drill brush above.
Lee Stockwell
FOJL
Compressed air in a shop environment is very useful for enhancing cleaning rather delicate stuff without contact.
If you use it make sure the air compressors don't let oil or water contamination through.
I find shilling for Rotovac agitates everyone.
rosselliscarpetcare
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...with a soft bristle brush.
I scrubbed this today with a soft scrub brush.
Can I ask how brush fits in the chuck of these tools?
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Dolly Llama
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I scrubbed this today with a soft scrub brush.
OK so it’s a right angle drill and not an angle grinder that’s being used?
