How to remove water marks and stains from cloth

[ToonArmy]

I recently got a stain on my Simonis 860HR cloth and used a standard cloth cleaner in a can to remove it, however it left a nasty water mark on the cloth. I thought I’d share how I removed it since I couldn’t find any useful info on the web besides use vinegar and good luck you’re screwed. So here’s how.

I first vacuumed the table to remove and chalk/dust.
Then I completely flooded the table with distilled water. Distilled is the trick as there are no minerals. I let the cloth get completely saturated evenly.concentrating on blending the water mark. Then I used a small wet vac (mine specifically was Bossel little green machine) without any of the chemicals you can add to the vac I vacuumed the table as evenly as I could until no more water was coming up, then wiped the table over with a micro fiber cloth he blend the vacuum lines.
Table is like new and I couldn’t be happier with dodging an unnecessary recover as cloth is less than a year old.

Hope this helps

 

[james73]

Thanks for your information. We will see if it works for me too

 

[jokrswylde]

Table is like new and I couldn’t be happier with dodging an unnecessary recover as cloth is less than a year old.

Hope this helps

Shoot, you might not even be able to find simonis in stock...thanks for the info.

 

[Quesports]

I recently got a stain on my Simonis 860HR cloth and used a standard cloth cleaner in a can to remove it, however it left a nasty water mark on the cloth. I thought I’d share how I removed it since I couldn’t find any useful info on the web besides use vinegar and good luck you’re screwed. So here’s how.

I first vacuumed the table to remove and chalk/dust.
Then I completely flooded the table with distilled water. Distilled is the trick as there are no minerals. I let the cloth get completely saturated evenly.concentrating on blending the water mark. Then I used a small wet vac (mine specifically was Bossel little green machine) without any of the chemicals you can add to the vac I vacuumed the table as evenly as I could until no more water was coming up, then wiped the table over with a micro fiber cloth he blend the vacuum lines.
Table is like new and I couldn’t be happier with dodging an unnecessary recover as cloth is less than a year old.

Hope this helps

Yes to distilled water. I own a Dupray Beat Steam Cleaner.. I only use distilled water in it and had a water stain in my headliner after a sunroof issue. The distilled water combined with the steam cleaner and a clean microfiber cloth did the trick.. So yep I agree with what you said and how it worked..

 

[SBC]

I've learned if you get the surrounding cloth damp, it all dries without spots. This is mostly wool, getting it wet isn't an issue. It will tighten up the bed cloth a bit and get fibers laying flatter too so helps keep the speed.

 

[CESSNA10]

I recently got a stain on my Simonis 860HR cloth and used a standard cloth cleaner in a can to remove it, however it left a nasty water mark on the cloth. I thought I’d share how I removed it since I couldn’t find any useful info on the web besides use vinegar and good luck you’re screwed. So here’s how.

I first vacuumed the table to remove and chalk/dust.
Then I completely flooded the table with distilled water. Distilled is the trick as there are no minerals. I let the cloth get completely saturated evenly.concentrating on blending the water mark. Then I used a small wet vac (mine specifically was Bossel little green machine) without any of the chemicals you can add to the vac I vacuumed the table as evenly as I could until no more water was coming up, then wiped the table over with a micro fiber cloth he blend the vacuum lines.
Table is like new and I couldn’t be happier with dodging an unnecessary recover as cloth is less than a year old.

Hope this helps

I give you credit for having the nerve to saturate your cloth with anything!
I assume you must have seen it done before

 

[pool101]

Be careful about getting water under the rails, you do not want that. Flooding is not a good idea if it gets under the rails... . Otherwise I have used reverse osmosis water heat it up and add a very little liquid Woolite to clean my table and was able to blend spots and clean it overall.. Works well.

 

[tableroll]

I recently got a stain on my Simonis 860HR cloth and used a standard cloth cleaner in a can to remove it, however it left a nasty water mark on the cloth. I thought I’d share how I removed it since I couldn’t find any useful info on the web besides use vinegar and good luck you’re screwed. So here’s how.

I first vacuumed the table to remove and chalk/dust.
Then I completely flooded the table with distilled water. Distilled is the trick as there are no minerals. I let the cloth get completely saturated evenly.concentrating on blending the water mark. Then I used a small wet vac (mine specifically was Bossel little green machine) without any of the chemicals you can add to the vac I vacuumed the table as evenly as I could until no more water was coming up, then wiped the table over with a micro fiber cloth he blend the vacuum lines.
Table is like new and I couldn’t be happier with dodging an unnecessary recover as cloth is less than a year old.

Hope this helps

I have glue marks from self adhesive paper reinforcers. Anybody have luck getting those marks off?

 

[tableroll]

I recently got a stain on my Simonis 860HR cloth and used a standard cloth cleaner in a can to remove it, however it left a nasty water mark on the cloth. I thought I’d share how I removed it since I couldn’t find any useful info on the web besides use vinegar and good luck you’re screwed. So here’s how.

I first vacuumed the table to remove and chalk/dust.
Then I completely flooded the table with distilled water. Distilled is the trick as there are no minerals. I let the cloth get completely saturated evenly.concentrating on blending the water mark. Then I used a small wet vac (mine specifically was Bossel little green machine) without any of the chemicals you can add to the vac I vacuumed the table as evenly as I could until no more water was coming up, then wiped the table over with a micro fiber cloth he blend the vacuum lines.
Table is like new and I couldn’t be happier with dodging an unnecessary recover as cloth is less than a year old.

Hope this helps

Wow. Distilled water only. No soap, no brushing. Vacuum only. Sounds good.

 

[Baby Huey]

Whatever the stain on your cloth, you are going to have a circular ring after you clean it. So, clean it again with water and CLEAN cloth towel. Let it dry and use a horsehair brush and brush and simply brush the ring out. It may take awhile but it will come out.