An old detail vet told me there is a chemical that he used at his old shop for cleaning carpets and interiors. He said he could not recall the name but it was a chemical that they used in dry cleaning and martinizing establishments. He said it was a liquid and was awesome for cleaning carpets and headliners. Anyone know what this is?
Need help finding a chemical.
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forrest@mothers
Serious no BS kinda guy
1,1,1, Tri-chlor.
Nasty stuff (a carcinogen) if I remember right.
Nasty stuff (a carcinogen) if I remember right.
tom p.
Active member
Carbona dry cleaning solution.
Jesstzn
New member
Probably was Perc
The most dangerous of the wastes in dry-cleaning comes from the use of perchloroethylene or PERC as the primary dry-cleaning agent. PERC has been found to cause cancer and can damage the liver and nervous system. There are also a variety of spotting and cleaning agents used in dry-cleaning that may require care while handling and disposing.
The most dangerous of the wastes in dry-cleaning comes from the use of perchloroethylene or PERC as the primary dry-cleaning agent. PERC has been found to cause cancer and can damage the liver and nervous system. There are also a variety of spotting and cleaning agents used in dry-cleaning that may require care while handling and disposing.