How to rinse!!!

Rinsing is easy. You just turn the water faucet on and wash the soap off. For drying I prefer to let the dishes sit and drip dry.
 
The automatic rinse out:
kitchen_washer.gif


The original rinse out:
dish%20washer.jpg


The old-skool commercial sell out rinse out:
dishwashing.jpg


The old-skool 2nd grade rinse out:
2_laundry.jpg


The K9 rinse out:
pa120034.jpg


Rinsing out for dummies:
CaringforOptics1.jpg


The anatomy of a rinse:
302865.jpg


A rinse out game for children. Help little jimmy get to the rinse out session:
act06_1.gif



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Rinse Out (tm) ...... (a potenital mix tape cover ehh):
che1f.jpg


[size=+1]Rinse Out[/size]
che1f.jpg


Rinse Out is a concentrated acid rinse agent with the power to remove detergent residue and prevent browning or yellowing.
  • Use as a final rinse or neutralising spray after cleaning
  • Safe for use on both natural and synthetic carpet or upholstery
  • Contains anti-corrosion agents that will protect your machine
  • A powerful, economical concentrate
  • Works on browning and tannin stains or doubles as an acid spotter
  • Use to stabilise dyes and prevent colour bleeding
Directions for Use

Please Note : Measures given are US units click here for conversion
  1. Vacuum carpet thoroughly before any cleaning process.
  2. Pre-test carpet for colour fastness.
  3. When cleaning carpet, pre-spray with Fast Break or Soil Break.
  4. When cleaning upholstery, pre-spray with FabricMaster Heavy Duty or FabricMaster Fine Fabric.
  5. In a portable mix 2 — 4 oz Rinse Out with 5 gallons of water.
  6. In a truckmount mix 1 qt Rinse Out to 5 gallons of water.
  7. As a browning treatment, mix 8 — 12 oz to 1 gallon of water.
  8. As an after spray, mix 2 oz per gallon of water.
  9. A concentrated gallon of Rinse Out will treat approximately 35,000 square feet.
  10. pH in dilution is 3 - 3.5.
A Product Safety Data Sheet will be avaliable soon
 
1992 said:
The automatic rinse out:
kitchen_washer.gif


The original rinse out:
dish%20washer.jpg


The old-skool commercial sell out rinse out:
dishwashing.jpg


The old-skool 2nd grade rinse out:
2_laundry.jpg


The K9 rinse out:
pa120034.jpg


Rinsing out for dummies:
CaringforOptics1.jpg


The anatomy of a rinse:
302865.jpg


A rinse out game for children. Help little jimmy get to the rinse out session:
act06_1.gif



================================

Rinse Out (tm) ...... (a potenital mix tape cover ehh):
che1f.jpg


[size=+1]Rinse Out[/size]
che1f.jpg


Rinse Out is a concentrated acid rinse agent with the power to remove detergent residue and prevent browning or yellowing.
  • Use as a final rinse or neutralising spray after cleaning
  • Safe for use on both natural and synthetic carpet or upholstery
  • Contains anti-corrosion agents that will protect your machine
  • A powerful, economical concentrate
  • Works on browning and tannin stains or doubles as an acid spotter
  • Use to stabilise dyes and prevent colour bleeding
Directions for Use

Please Note : Measures given are US units click here for conversion
  1. Vacuum carpet thoroughly before any cleaning process.
  2. Pre-test carpet for colour fastness.
  3. When cleaning carpet, pre-spray with Fast Break or Soil Break.
  4. When cleaning upholstery, pre-spray with FabricMaster Heavy Duty or FabricMaster Fine Fabric.
  5. In a portable mix 2 — 4 oz Rinse Out with 5 gallons of water.
  6. In a truckmount mix 1 qt Rinse Out to 5 gallons of water.
  7. As a browning treatment, mix 8 — 12 oz to 1 gallon of water.
  8. As an after spray, mix 2 oz per gallon of water.
  9. A concentrated gallon of Rinse Out will treat approximately 35,000 square feet.
  10. pH in dilution is 3 - 3.5.
A Product Safety Data Sheet will be avaliable soon[/b


You have far too much spare time 1992. :rave:
 
does anyone remember the original point of this thread. aaaa who cares, im lovin that 'rinse out' bottle picture :-D
 
sparkyc10 said:
does anyone remember the original point of this thread. aaaa who cares, im lovin that 'rinse out' bottle picture :-D

haha, when it comes to this, there is never a point :)

illv//
 
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