FROM THE FIBER ID SECTION: "If the fiber dissolves, in Fiber I.D. Acid, it is made, of nylon and is, therefore, dyeable If you do not have any Fiber I.D. Acid, burn a piece, of fiber, such to see if it melts, into a grayish, hard bead and smells like hot wax, this result does indicate, nylon"

FROM THE STAIN ID SECTION: "WATER SOLUABLE STAINS - are rather self explanatory, they are spots, or stains, which are dissolvable in water –dirt, mud, rock salt, clear liquids. They are the easiest to remove, simple sponging or wiping will, generally, remove these types of spots."

FROM THE MIXING SECTION: "When mixing acid and water: ALWAYS POUR ACID, CAREFULLY, INTO WATER. DO NOT POUR WATER, ONTO ACID"

FROM THE GENERAL PROCEDURES SECTION: "7. Always, work, from the outside, of the stain, or spot, towards the center, of the affected area. This will reduce the possibility, of the affected area spreading outward"

FROM THE STAIN REMOVAL FORMULAE SECTION: "Milk- Remove any excess material. Sponge, stain, with enzyme detergent (1tsp added to 5oz. warm water). Work into carpet Allow, such to remain, in place, 3-5 minutes. Rinse. Blot dry. Repeat, if needed."