Cleaning cloth

[shag_fu]

Need some suggestions to cleaning spills off a table. Spills haven't happened yet just looking for future solutions. Thanks

 

[DogsPlayingPool]

Is this a home table? The solution is easy, no drinks allowed near the table. I mean, if you are allowing beverages to be placed on the rails or anywhere near the playing surface then you really don't care.

 

[shag_fu]

Not a home table, trying to help the local hall a bit. They don't allow drinks over or near the table but you can't control everyone. Cloth is currently championship but getting everything recovered in a few weeks.

 

[DogsPlayingPool]

Not a home table, trying to help the local hall a bit. They don't allow drinks over or near the table but you can't control everyone. Cloth is currently championship but getting everything recovered in a few weeks.

Right, that's why I asked if it was a home table.

The Simonis website doesn't give very good instructions for stains, mainly just tells you to talk to your local dry cleaner about how to get stains out of worsted wool.

 

[Donny Wessels]

the solution is your bartenders, they need to make sure people are following the rules.

 

[ROB.M]

Need some suggestions to cleaning spills off a table. Spills haven't happened yet just looking for future solutions. Thanks

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This question comes up often..
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Important!!!
Vacuum cloth with a non rotating attachment or X1 first before any cleaning with liquids.
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At the poolroom there are spills and stains in the cloth that no one seams to know how it happens.. Dried drink spills are the most common. I have tried several way of removing stains, Glen turned me on to a similar product than what I'm using now so I will let him share that info if he cares to.... He has his own firmulas' a real rich mixture of oxy dish soap &water added in a spray bottle works too...IN A MIST' and use a damp cloth followed by a dry cotton towel..
Good ole elbow grease..
Once you clean one spot you'll be cleaning the rest of the table.
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Rob.M