A highly concentrated blend of optical brighteners, surfactants and polar solvents which are
formulated as a low residue, fast drying carpet surface cleaner. This product effectively removes
surface soils from all types of carpeting including 5th generation. An excellent choice for quick
clean up of traffic lanes which can not be readily shut down for more intensive cleaning.
DILUTION TABLE
Bucket/Wringer-Light Duty 6 oz. per gallon of water
Bucket/Wringer-Heavy Duty 10 oz. per gallon of water
Pressurized Sprayer 10 oz. per gallon of water

DIRECTIONS
BUCKET & WRINGER METHOD
1. Pre-test carpet for colorfastness in an inconspicuous area at recommended use dilution. Use
clean cloth or sponge for application & if test area indicates bleeding, color removal, carpet
shrinkage or deterioration of adhesive, do not use.
2. Soak the bonnet in the solution and wring out as dry as possible.
3. Place bonnet under a low speed floor machine (usually 175 RPM) equipped with a pad holder.
4. Clean a 4' x 4' section at a time, overlapping sections.
5. When one side of the bonnet becomes laden with soil, reverse and continue.
6. When finished, thoroughly rinse out pad, wring out as dry as possible, and allow the bonnet
to dry.
7. Traffic may resume as soon as the carpet is dry, usually in about 30 minutes
8. For large areas, the double bucket method is normally used to quicken the cleaning process:
One bucket will contain the diluted solution while the other will contain clear water. One bonnet
is soaked in the cleaner and wrung out as dry as possible. Start cleaning as described above.
Meanwhile, soak a second bonnet in the diluted solution. When the bonnet is completely soiled
on both sides, place the bonnet in the clear rinse water bucket. Wring out the second bonnet
and place under the machine. Rinse out the first bonnet, wring out as dry as possible and place
in the diluted solution bucket. Continue cleaning the carpet with the second bonnet. Proceed in
this manner.

PRESSURIZED SPRAYER METHOD
1. Spray the bonnet with the solution until all areas are wet. Place bonnet under a low speed
floor machine.
2. Spray the area to be cleaner with the diluted solution, 4' x 4' sections at a time.
3. When the bonnet becomes soiled, reverse the bonnet and spray the new surface.
4. When the bonnet is completely soiled, repeat the procedure with a new bonnet or thoroughly
wash out the soiled bonnet and wring out until it is just damp. Proceed as stated above.