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Follow steps on the Carpet Spot
Removal Guide.
After each application, absorb as much
as possible before proceeding to the
next step.
Absorb remaining moisture with layers
of white paper towels, weighted down
with a non-staining glass or ceramic
object.
When completely dry, vacuum or brush
the pile to restore texture.
If the spot is not completely removed,
contact a professional carpet cleaner.
Cleaning Solutions:
A. Dry Cleaning Fluid:
A
nonflammable spot removal liquid,
available in grocery and hardware
stores.
B. Nail Polish Remover:
Any acetate,
which often has a banana fragrance.
Do not
use if it contains acetone.
C. Detergent Solution:
Mix two cups
of cold water and 1/8 teaspoon mild
liquid detergent (no lanolin, non-
bleach).
D. Warm Water:
Lukewarm tap water.
E. Vinegar Solution:
One cup white
vinegar to one cup water.
F. Ammonia Solution:
One tablespoon
household ammonia to one cup water.
G. Stain Removal Kit:
Available from
retail carpet stores or professional
cleaners.
H. Call Professional:
Additional
suggestions, special cleaning
chemicals or the ability to patch the
area may be available.
I.. Permanent Change:
Due to the
nature of the stain, there may be
color loss. The carpet has been
permanently dyed or the carpet yarns
have been permanently damaged.
NOTE:
While the recommended cleaning
agents have proven to be effective,
some stains may become permanent.
Laminate Floor
Laminate flooring used in the motorhome
provides style, durability and ease of
maintenance. This high-pressure laminated
flooring is designed to be incorporated as a
floating floor.
Laminate flooring is constructed of three
main material components. The surface,
similar to many countertops, contains
aluminum oxide particles to form an extremely
hard, durable outer layer. The carrier, or
core layer, is constructed from high density
fiberboard. A tongue and groove design
provides a tighter bond. The backer or bottom
layer is also made of laminate for strength.
Cleaning and Maintenance:
For everyday cleaning, vacuum the floor to
remove dirt and debris. It is recommended
to occasionally mop the floor using a cotton
string mop and a minimal amount of water.
Use a mixture of soap-free household cleaner
(either vinegar or ammonia work well) and
water for a more thorough cleaning.
Summary of Contents for Trip 2012
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