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CONKLIN, NY -- Cleaner's Supply has launched a new web site, www.cleanersupply.com. New features to make ordering supples easier include a shopping cart, a Quick Order form for placing an order from the catalog on-line, and a "Your Favorites" section that show a listing of previously ordered products to assist in re-ordering.
Customers can also review and track the history of orders placed by phone or on line, view the weekly specials, meet the people of Cleaner's Supply in a tour of the East and West Coast distribution center and read advice on various subjects.
Orders placed on the web site before Oct. 31 will receive 10 percent off the entire order.
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LIVONIA, MI -- Hamilton Engineering Inc.'s new Evolution 99 condensing water heater is available in single unit sizes up to 199,999 BTU/hr and in integrated systems up to nearly 800,000 BTU/hr.
The company says the heaters have an efficiency rating of up to 99.8 percent. Features include a stainless steel burner and heat exchanger, self-diagnosing microprocessor control and a compact polycarbonate cabinet. The microprocessor controls the modulating gas/air valve to precisely match the heat output to the load at any given moment and keep the heater in the condensing mode where it is most efficient.
Since stack temperatures are very low, the heater can be vented through 3-inch PVC pipe or a 5-inch concentric vent option for incoming and exhaust air, keeping roof or wall penetrations at one per unit. Because it is a compact sealed combustion water heater with a zero clearance to combustibles, it can be installed almost anywhere.
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TULSA, OK -- Royaltone's Leather Magic prespotter can be used on ground-on soil, food, beverage and perspiration stains.
For prespotting wetcleaned suede and leather items, it is used full strength or mixed with one part water in a hand sprayer or a pressure spray tank before prespotting soiled areas. After working the stain with a spatula or brush, the garment can be wetcleaned using with Prosuede Wet Detergent Plus Conditioner in any laundry washer.
For spot removal in wetcleaning, six ounces of Leather Magic is placed into a spotting bottle and filled with water.
Protein and tannin stains can be removed by wetting with Leather Magic Prespotter and applying it with spotting bottle, then tamp, brush and wetclean in any laundry washer.
Paint, oil and grease stains can be removed by wetting with Leather Magic Prespotter, applying Spot Magic Non-Oily Wet-Dry P.O.G. all-purpose utility spotter with a spotting bottle, then tamping, brushing and wetcleaning in any laundry washer.
For Ink Stains, wet with Leather Magic Prespotter, apply Ink Magic Ink spot remover with a spotting bottle, then tamp, brush and wetclean in any laundry washer.
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NAPERVILLE, IL -- R. R. Street & Co. Inc. has announced the release of its comprehensive product brochure. The new, full-color brochure is complete with photos and detailed descriptions of Street's full line of cleaning process additives, stain removal agents and filter cartridges. Key product benefits are also highlighted throughout the brochure.
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SKOKIE, IL -- Foster-Stephens is introducing its four-color calendars for 2002. The new calendars come in three styles: the tried and true year-at-a-glance format with two designs and a new three-page calendar with coupons for a cleaner's best customers. The calendars provide a year's worth of advertising at a low cost.
The calendars are designed to be imprinted with the cleaner's logo on the bottom and may be hung on outgoing cleaning. The calendars are in stock and ready to be imprinted for year-end promotional giveaways.
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FREDERICKSBURG, VA -- Kaeser Compressors Inc. said it has developed a simple reliable way to produce dew points from -40 degrees F to 50 degrees F with its Kaeser Membrane Dryer. The dryers feature a bundle of tube-shaped membranes that allow only water vapor to pass. At the discharge end, a small amount of dry, compressed air sweeps the water vapor out of the dryer.
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SAN DIEGO, CA -- Trap Coats insulating trap covers help save energy, lower operating costs and plant temperatures and improve work place safety. The material can be used on traps, puff irons, steam valves and press heads and boiler blankets with a continuous operating temperature of up to 500 degrees F.
The one-size-fits-all covers are soft and flexible, using Velcro fastens for attachment, and can be removed quickly.
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AUGSBURG, GERMANY -- Boewe Textile Cleaning said its K14 hyrdrocarbon machine offers increased efficiency design nonalignments and a small footprint of 37.5 x 84 inches.
Features include a variable speed direct drive system, integrated solvent cooling, water cooled recovery condenser, and a new cyclonic drying process for faster solvent air separation.
The CS3000 control offers push-button operation, monitors the machine for safe operation and provides many automated maintenance features. The lint filter and button trap are accessible through a single opening and cartridge filters are mounted for easy access.
The Electronic Balancing System lets the K14 maximize extraction effectiveness by even distribution of garments throughout the cage, providing greater solvent removal in shorter drying times. The balancing system also creates lower dynamic floor loads without the use of springs and shock absorbers.
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