GMC 1976 ZEO 6083 Maintenance Manual page 835

CHEWING GUM-Harden gum with ice cube and
scrape off with dull knife. Moisten with fabric clean-
ing fluid and scrape again.
FRUIT STAINS, COFFEE, LIQUOR, WINE, SOFT
DRINKS, ICE CREAM AND MILK-Wipe with cloth
soaked in cold water. If necessary, clean lightly with
fabric cleaning fluid. Soap and water is not recom-
mended as it might set the stain.
CATSUP-Wipe with cloth soaked in cool water.
If further cleaning is necessary, use a detergent foam
cleaner.
GREASE, OIL, BUTTER, MARGARINE AND CRAYON-
Scrape off excess with dull knife. Use fabric cleaning
fluid .
PASTE OR WAX TYPE SHOE POLISH-Light applica-
tion of fabric cleaning fluid.
TAR-Remove excess with dull knife, moisten
with fabric cleaning fluid, scrape again, rub lightly
with additional cleaner.
BALL POINT INK-Try rubbing alcohol. If stain re-
mains after repeated operations, no other measure
should be tried.
CABINETS AND FURNITURE 24N- 3
LIPSTICK-Difficult to remove . Cleaning fluid
works on some brands . If stain remains after re-
peated applications, do not try other measures .
MUSTARD-Damp sponge with warm water, then
rub detergent on dampened stain and work into fab-
ric . Rinse with clean damp cloth. Repeat several
times. Some discoloration may remain .
BLOOD-Wipe with clean cloth moistened with
cold water . Use no soap .
URINE-Sponge stain with lukewarm soap suds
from mild neutral soap on clean cloth, rinse with
cloth soaked in cold water ; saturate cloth with one
part household ammonia and five parts water, apply
for one minute, rinse with clean, wet cloth .
VOMITUS-Sponge with clean cloth dipped in
clean, cold water. Wash lightly with lukewarm water
and mild neutral soap . If odor persists, treat area
with a water-baking soda solution (one teaspoon bak-
ing soda to one cup of lukewarm water) . Rub again
with cloth and cold water. Finally, if necessary, clean
lightly with fabric cleaning fluid.