Rid-A-Gum

Method of Application and Product Facts

Carpeting:

NOTE: The reason a gum wad is usually dark in color is due to dirt on top of the gum. If you attempt to remove the gum wad, the dirt will spread creating a dark spot. Avoid creating this "dark spot" by removing the dirt prior to removing the gum by blotting with a clean rag dampened with Rid-A-Gum solution. Then do the following:

1. Wet entire surface of gum wad with Rid-A-Gum
2. Allow 3 seconds for lifting action
3. Manually agitate gum wad with the stainless steel Rid-A-Gum brush
4. Brushing motion should be with brisk-short strokes across grain of carpet, then repeat going with carpet grain
5. Gum wad should be lifted and dissolved without leaving sticky residue. Old and deeply embedded gum may require a second application

On Upholstery and Other Fabrics:

Do not use the stainless steel Rid-A-Gum brush on any surface that you think could be damaged by the agitation. Instead, use a cloth or possibly a green scrubbing pad for best results.

Brush Maintenance

1. Submerge brush head in Rid-A-Gum and let soak for 5 minutes
2. Remove any excess gum with a clean absorbent cloth before continuing use

Physical Properties

Chemical Composition: Blend of petroleum distillates. Has no chlorinated ingredient

Color:	Clear
Odor:	Citrus
Viscosity:	Water thin
Phosphate free:	Yes
Bio-Degradability:	Complete
Shelf Life:	3 years
Flash Point:	T.C.C. 106F
Active ingredients:	100%
Usage:	Approximately 150 wads of gum per bottle
Other applications:	Removes most petroleum based stains.