Yes many but the best one to use would depend also on the surface and type of soil. For the best all around industrial strength cleaner, I recommend simple green. To go any stronger you would probably have to use a solvent or lacquer thinner which some surfaces can't take.
drench the soil with 40mls of jeyes fluid to 5 litres of water
No. The noun "heap" is a pile, and to heap is to pile up. For laundry, however, it might be the alternative to cleaning it. The opposite of clean is dirty, or soiled. The opposite verb is also to dirty or soil.
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Jeyes Fluid is the best thing i have found to work--however if you are going to have animals living there, it may be harmful to their skin. Care should be taken during application to avoid damage to the eyes and mucous membranes. This product is made in New Zealand. Try removing the top layer of soil and put it in the garbage or trash. Mix remaining soil with lime. Add new soil.
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Lime has two effects on soil. First, it neutralizes acidity. Second, it may be a slow-acting alternative or a complement to gypsum in the treatment of sodic, dispersive clay soil.
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No. Hot water extraction is considered to be the best method for removing embedded soil and other contaminants. It is also the preferred cleaning method by the leading carpet manufacturers.
Basic carpet cleaning, which may include spot removal, steam cleaning, and preconditioning should run about $33 a room. Extras like scotchgard, deep soil scrubbing and furniture moving will cost extra.
Containment, off-site containment, on- or off-site treatment, or disposal
cantainment, off-site containment, on- or off-site treatment, or disposal
Containment, off-site containment, on- or off-site treatment, or disposal