[Graham Airey]

Just interested to know what you guys think works best on stubborn hair and body oils on upholstery.

[stuart_clark]

Prochem Fabric Restorer

[clive ware]

same

[Simon Gerrard]

Shockwave (because it is enzyme based and digests protein) Powerburst, Fabric Restorer. Sometimes none of the above will  completely remove heavily engrained hair oil, so when it stops responding put a line of Citrus Gel down the centre of your tampico brush then spray some of your prespray on it ( this dissolves the CJ from a cream to a liquid so that it spreads across the area) then brush it into the hair oil and thoroughly extract.

Simon

[David Ware]

Chemspec Prekleen Enzyme Soil Lifter and or Heavy Duty Soil Lifter.
David

[Graham Airey]

Cracking little tip there Simon, just finished cleaning a suite which had a thick crusts around the head areas and arms. Pre sprayed with with Shockwave then put some  resolve it gel on the brush and it pretty much just dissolved it.

[John Kelly]

Thats exactly what Heavy Duty Soil Lifter will do as its a liquid citrus solvent. Enzyme Pre-Spray will also work well on digesting the proteins.

[david@zap-clean]

Thats exactly what Heavy Duty Soil Lifter will do as its a liquid citrus solvent. Enzyme Pre-Spray will also work well on digesting the proteins.

Received the Chemspec HDSL from you yesterday, tried it for the first time today (on severe head and hand oil)  - it worked far better than anything I've ever used before.