Practical rubber products are widely used in everyday life: rugs and inflatable boats, clothes and shoes. Rubber raincoats protect us in rainy weather, and shoes allow us to carefreely overcome dirty puddles. It is annoying to find stains on bright boots or a dirty stain on a raincoat, but don't get upset. Business can be helped!
You will need
- - brush;
- - mild detergent;
- - soap;
- - baking soda;
- - ammonia;
- - vinegar essence;
- - clean rags.
Instruction manual
1
Remove stains from the cloak. When camping, it is easy to stain a rubber or rubberized raincoat. First clean all dust and dirt from the raincoat with a brush. Soak it briefly (15-20 minutes) in warm water with soda (2 tablespoons of baking soda in 25 liters of water). Clean the entire surface of a wet raincoat with soap and a brush. Rinse the cloak first in fresh soda solution (2 tablespoons of baking soda in 25 liters of water), and then thoroughly in plain warm water until the soda is completely removed. Refresh the color of the cloak by dropping it in acidified water (1 teaspoon of vinegar essence per 1 bucket of water). To dry the cloak, use strong shoulders. Turn out pockets, drain water from them. Leave the coat on the shoulders until it dries completely. Check for moisture in all corners of the rubber product before storing it.
2
Remove stains from the baby rubber ball. Wash the ball with soap and water in warm water. Clean the spots on the ball with a brush with soap and water and ammonia (3 teaspoons of ammonia in 5 liters of water). Rinse the ball with clean water and dry with a clean rag. Clean other rubber toys using these products. Rinse them thoroughly with water after treatment.
3
Wash stains from the rubber mat. Brush dry dirt onto a newspaper. Dilute the soap solution with ammonia in the basin (3 teaspoons of ammonia in 5 liters of water). Turn the mat over and place it in the solution for 20 minutes. Turn the mat over and brush the entire surface thoroughly with a brush. Rinse the mat with clean water.
4
Wash the stains from the rubber inflatable boat. Sweep sand and grass. Wash the boat and turn it over so that all the water inside the glass. Wash the oil stains with a brush with soap or a mild detergent. Check for rubber damage under the stains.
note
Do not use abrasive cleaners, gasoline and kerosene when cleaning rubber and rubber products.
Useful advice
Do not wring the rubber product. After cleaning, dry all the folds and secluded places with a rag.
