[rycalshaw]

hi guys,as anybody ever gone to a job to pre spray the day before its due to be cleaned.me mates bro said the guy went to pre spray on tuesday and cleaned it on the wednesday,thats a fair dwell time...

[Mark_Jubb]

hi guys,as anybody ever gone to a job to pre spray the day before its due to be cleaned.me mates bro said the guy went to pre spray on tuesday and cleaned it on the wednesday,thats a fair dwell time...

[markpowell]

If i thought you was been serious i would give you a serious response..... come on if you want to wind us up come up with something more believable. Buy hey i can see the funny side of it
Mark

[rycalshaw]

true mate i kid you not,apparently this is what he did....

[Paul W Jones]

On my micro splitter tub I'm pretty sure it says 'leave to dwell for around 24 hours'.

[Joe H]

Not a viable proposition even if the container says it - which I doubt.

Change your micro splitter or whatever to something adhering to a common sense approach.

Easy peasy

[Ken Wainwright]

With most presprays, soil will reattach to the yarn upon drying, so will have to be applied and agitated again.

Theoretically, because microsplitters work differently, they do not reattach upon drying, so should be rinseable when dried out.  However, in practice I would go through the whole procedure again.

Safe and happy cleaning
The Ken

[Paul W Jones]

Not a viable proposition even if the container says it - which I doubt.

Change your micro splitter or whatever to something adhering to a common sense approach.

Easy peasy

Only kidding Joe!

[Joe H]

You had me worried - but sounds like someones doing it.