jsoto
09-24-2004, 02:47 PM
vs.......using a vac extractor ?
Will the *commercial grade* vac extractors offer a rinse cycle, etc so that as little chemicals remain in the cloth .
The reason why I ask is because I`ve been seeing some really good2great results like grstilez with just a shop vac and spray on cleaner. However, even after the fact that whatever liquid is sucked up from the shop vac, there will always remain some chemicals across the entire fabric.
Is is healthy, when it`s been a hot humid day and the car has been baking in the sun, etc ? I`m just curious as I`m from the old school.....always do a Extra final rinse on clothes, etc to get rid of the chemicals that may touch the skin.
Will the *commercial grade* vac extractors offer a rinse cycle, etc so that as little chemicals remain in the cloth .
The reason why I ask is because I`ve been seeing some really good2great results like grstilez with just a shop vac and spray on cleaner. However, even after the fact that whatever liquid is sucked up from the shop vac, there will always remain some chemicals across the entire fabric.
Is is healthy, when it`s been a hot humid day and the car has been baking in the sun, etc ? I`m just curious as I`m from the old school.....always do a Extra final rinse on clothes, etc to get rid of the chemicals that may touch the skin.