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suds and no suds when aggitating cleaner with brush
I used a brush today when using my vinyl cleaner. I’ve never done this. In the past it’s always been terry cloth towel + spray + wipe = done.
I can see where using a brush to agitate the cleaner would be effective on a dirty piece.
But how effective is it on interior that’s already clean.
Is using it more psychological the anything?
And a quick question about the foaming when agitating.
I noticed when agitating the cleaner on the piece I was clean sometimes it would suds up. Other times it would not? I’d use the same amount of product but 1 bolster of the seat would suds up and the other bolster wouldnt?
Does it only suds/foam up when there’s dirt?
*** I did this on my interior vinyl and leather.
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