TAMPING BRUSH – SMALL

Tamping Brush Small with soft bristles best suited for finer fabrics that require a less aggressive medium for the application of chemical solution.

This wood-handled spotting brush has nylon bristles to give extra stiffness and long life, and is a required part of any professional spotting kit. The brush is best used by tamping rather than scrubbing the soiled area.

Available Options ▪  1 Unit

• Item # GR-131
• MFR # 8180
• AKA # AB10, CA-NSB-EA, 1663-0396, Spotting Brush #72, B004YES2K8

Features:

• Useful spatula end, Wood handle
• For spotting applications
• Remove tough stains from fabrics and carpet
• Stiff nylon bristles maximize your results
• 10 inches long

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Manufacturer Info

Specifications:

• Block measures 1-1/8″,
• Brush face is 1″ x 2-1/2″,
• Rows: 5×10 with 1/2″ trim.

Description:

On most jobs, removing spots is a challenge, and we have the perfect tool for you. No matter what solution you use or what action (tapping, scrubbing or just plain brushing) this spotting brush is the best. All spotting brushes have a chisel shaped handle for extremely tough spots.

For tamping during spot removal, these professional tools feature the short, extra stiff nylon bristles you need to drive spotting chemicals into stained areas.

This TAMPING BRUSH SMALL features short, stiff white nylon bristles that stand up well against daily tamping and brushing activities. Use this brush for agitating spotting solutions for thorough cleaning performance.

Shaped persimmon wood block with rounded brush end and chisel pointed handle end. Long wearing, extra stiff, white nylon bristles for the harshest spotting and pre-treatment chemicals.

What is Tamping?

‘Tamping’ (hitting) your spotting chemicals into the fibers and wicking the stain in to a cloth without rubbing for effective stain removal.

REMEMBER :

Spot as soon as possible. Be patient, some difficult spots can take several spotting applications. Not all stains can be removed completely due to differences in fibers, dyes, carpet construction, type of stain, length of time the stain has remained on the fiber, etc