This listing includes four full one-gallon bottles for a total of four gallons.
Harvard Chemical Free Rinse Pro TC220 is a concentrated acidic carpet rinsing agent designed to rinse away alkaline detergent residue after carpet cleaning. It helps leave carpet fibers feeling soft, improves their finished appearance, stabilizes dyes and reduces the risk of alkaline browning or color bleeding.
Free Rinse Pro is an excellent final extraction rinse after using alkaline presprays, traffic-lane cleaners and extraction detergents. Its light spring-mint scent avoids the strong vinegar odor associated with some acidic rinses.
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Many professional carpet presprays and traffic-lane cleaners are alkaline because alkalinity helps loosen oily and heavily embedded soils. After cleaning, those detergents and alkaline residues should be thoroughly rinsed from the carpet.
Free Rinse Pro supplies an acidic final rinse that helps neutralize the remaining alkalinity while removing cleaning residue. This can help reduce browning, color instability, stiff carpet fibers and premature resoiling.
Always pretest carpet, rugs and textiles in an inconspicuous location before use.
Dilution requirements may vary according to carpet type, detergent residue, water conditions and the severity of contamination. Follow the current container label and Safety Data Sheet.
GTIN clarification: The number 711978411148 identifies the individual one-gallon product. The shipping case may have separate factory carton markings or labeling.
This is a full case listing. This listing is not for one gallon.
No. Free Rinse Pro is primarily an acidic rinse and neutralizer. It is normally used during the extraction step after an alkaline prespray or cleaning detergent has loosened the soil.
Yes. Mix approximately 1 to 2 ounces per gallon of water, subject to the current product-label directions.
Yes. The factory directions call for a stock solution of one quart in five gallons of water with the chemical meter set at approximately two gallons per hour.
No. It has a light spring-mint fragrance rather than a strong vinegar odor.
It is formulated to help neutralize highly alkaline cleaning residues that can contribute to browning and dye instability.
Yes. The manufacturer provides a stronger dilution for use as a urine and tannin spotter. Extract the treated area thoroughly after the recommended dwell time.
It may be used to clean light-colored rug fringes and edges. Always test first for colorfastness and fiber compatibility. Delicate, specialty or valuable rugs should be evaluated by an experienced rug-cleaning professional.
Yes. The case contains four individually packaged one-gallon bottles, making it convenient to store, transport or divide between multiple service vehicles.
This is an acidic professional cleaning chemical. Keep out of reach of children. Avoid contact with eyes and prolonged skin exposure. Use appropriate personal protective equipment and adequate ventilation.
Do not mix with incompatible chemicals, strong alkaline materials or oxidizers. Never mix cleaning products unless the product labels specifically authorize the combination.
Click here to review the Free Rinse Pro Safety Data Sheet.
Click here to review the Free Rinse Pro factory product sheet.
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Shipping Notice: This listing contains four gallons of liquid and may have a substantially higher shipping weight than a single bottle. Review the calculated freight before completing checkout.
Professional-Use Notice: Read and follow the current container label and Safety Data Sheet before handling, mixing or applying this product. The label instructions take precedence over general information displayed on this webpage.
For use in a truck mount, mix 1 quart into 5 gallons of water, set meter at 2 gallons per hour. For portable units, mix 1 to 2 ounces per gallon of water. For use as a spray rinse, mix 4 to 6 ounces per gallon; apply at the rate of 200‐500 square feet; rake into carpet. For urine stains, dilute 6 to 8 ounces per gallon; saturate and allow to dwell for 15 minutes, then extract.
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