Adco Allstar

For professional drycleaning, wetcleaning and laundry use only. Before using any chemical
product, review the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for safe handling and proper disposal. If
colorfastness is questionable, test first on a hidden area of the item or garment.

Drycleaning Use:

For a two-bath process: Add ALL-STAR at a rate of 1 to 2 oz per 10 lbs (or 65 to 130
mL per 10 kg) of garments into the first bath or pre-wash*‡. Batch wash or mill for 3 to
5 minutes. Drain and extract to still. Run main cleaning bath under normal conditions.
Stronger odors may require an additional 1 oz. per 10 lbs (or 65 mL per 10 kg), as needed.
For best results on smoke and heavy odors: Add ALL-STAR at a rate of 2 oz. per 10 lbs
(or 130 mL per 10 kg) of load into the pre-wash and an additional 2 oz per 10 lbs (or 130
mL per 10 kg) of load into the main wash*.

For a single-bath process: Add ALL-STAR at a rate of 2 oz. of per 10 lbs. of load (or 130
mL per 10 kg).

*‡. Smoke loads and especially strong odors may require an additional 1 to 2 oz per 10
lbs (or 65 to 130 mL per 10 kg), as needed.

Laundry & Wetcleaning Use:

Add ALL-STAR at a rate of 1 to 2 oz per 10 lbs (or 65 to 130 mL per 10 kg) of garments
in the prewash. Run normal wash cycle. ALL-STAR may also be used in the final rinse
to impart a fresh scent in the load. Depending upon severity of odor, an additional 1 oz.
or more of product per 10 lbs (or 65 mL per 10 kg) may be added to the main wash, as
Needed.

Spray Use:

ALL-STAR may be sprayed on individual items prior to processing. Mix at a ratio of 1 part
ALL-STAR to 4 parts water, and then simply spray the item prior to processing.

For Preventative Odor Control in Every Load in Drycleaning, Wetcleaning &
Laundry:

Add ALL-STAR at a rate of 1 oz. per 10 lbs (or 65 mL per 10 kg), of load into the pre-
wash*‡ or main wash*.
For drycleaning, if bath is not sent to still, use only in machines using a detergent.
For drycleaning, if adding ALL-STAR manually, for best results, add ALL-STAR to the
machine (e.g., button trap) before placing the load into the machine