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 Posted: 13/August/2004 at 10:11am |
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Hockie You could use a Fabric Softener ex: (Downey) or a petroleum solvent. I would not recommend this method for long term use. Your recovery tank will slim up quickly. |
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HokieClean
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Posted: 13/August/2004 at 8:49am |
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Anybody out there know of something to use as a defoamer in a pinch?
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Roll on, Buddy
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