[wayne zabel]

Just cleaned 6 dining chairs with fabric seats that were pretty mucky,family had 3 young kids.
I preumed that a lot of the marks would have been grease ect were the kids had wiped there hands.

I had a sprayer with M Power in so gave it a go with no luck,I then tried Ultra Pac with better results but not brilliant,does anyone else have a problem with this sort of job and if so can anyone recommend a product that may give a better result.

Thanks Wayne

[John Kelly]

These kind of chairs are usually a problem depending on the fabric. Try an enzyme product. Give them a good spray and leave to dwell for around 15-20 minutes then rinse with very hot water.

[Simon Gerrard]

Powerburst will do the trick.

Simon

[clinton]

Wayne the cream ones are always the worst and dont beat yourself up over it,some staines are just there permenant mate..

[Graeme@Access]

Hi,

If they are made of "fabric" can you be more specific?

Otherwise we could just post random non helpful material.

How you clean it depends primarily on what it is.

Graeme
Access Cleaning Solutions

[wynne jones]

Wot Access said.

[wayne zabel]

It was a synthetic patterned fabric, exactly what I dont know.I find it difficult to identify it further other than looking through my samples from the NCCA course that I have, a" flatweave" resembles it closest.Most fabrics are mixtures of different things so i find it difficult to be specific.

[Adam P]

wow derek great results! however these forums are for sharing and helping each other, wouldn't it be nicer to post how you go it so clean on here for all to see?

edit: oh now i look like a fool where did his post go

[markpowell]

As Clinton says some are there for good mate, dont worry aboout it.
Mark