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Anyone use a Nylox Brush to Clean

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Post by desloan Sun Jan 26, 2014 2:44 am

Anyone cleaning with Wet and Forget? Do you delute it? Do you use anthing else with the Wet and Forget? How well does it work for you? Any problems or suggestions?

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Post by Admin Sun Jan 26, 2014 12:55 pm

I've not used Wet and Forget, but here is what I do know:
    *use in temps above 32 degrees F
    *takes about 5 hours to dry
    *not recommended for use around vegetation/flowers
    *keep pets away until dry
 All in all it seems impractical for cemetery use in my opinion. I would be concerned about harming nearby flowers with the over-spray.
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Post by Admin Sun Jan 26, 2014 12:57 pm

Oh i forgot part of your question lol. It needs to be diluted. 1 part wet and forget and 5 parts water.
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