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Fabric Cleaning Guide

Written By: Rogue Product Development

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Introduction

The following guide demonstrates the recommended method for cleaning and disinfecting porous fabrics such as Cordura.

Step 1 Cleaning Fabric

If visibly soiled, clean with soap and water.

If visibly soiled, clean with soap and water.

Step 2 Disinfecting Fabric

Wet the material with a cleaner or wipe containing an EPA-approved disinfectant.

Wet the material with a cleaner or wipe containing an EPA-approved disinfectant.
NOTE: Make sure the disinfectant does not contain alcohol, phenol, bleach, or ammonia.
Ensure the disinfectant stays on the fabric long enough to be effective per the cleaning manufacturer's instructions.
Allow it to dry completely before use.

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