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Have some large areas of t&g wood to be stained - 45 sq/m
Will be using Sadolin Classic

I know I should have stained when new, but other priorities took over
..... wood is all sound but needs a wash down before staining ... on
North side has some black staining where mainly in shadow.


Read somewhere that you can wash down with Oxiclean, (Sodium
Percabonate) and that it is kinder to wood fibre than Chlorine bleach.

Anybody used this ...
See it readily available eg:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Sodium-Perca...SA7VP6SGTP9 7




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On 21/04/2014 14:13, Rick Hughes wrote:
Have some large areas of t&g wood to be stained - 45 sq/m Will be
using Sadolin Classic

I know I should have stained when new, but other priorities took
over .... wood is all sound but needs a wash down before staining ...
on North side has some black staining where mainly in shadow.


Read somewhere that you can wash down with Oxiclean, (Sodium
Percabonate) and that it is kinder to wood fibre than Chlorine
bleach.

Anybody used this ... See it readily available eg:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Sodium-Perca...SA7VP6SGTP9 7








Any chlorine free bleach. IIRC the likes of Waitrose sell it as "laundry
bleach"
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On 21/04/2014 18:00, stuart noble wrote:


Anybody used this ... See it readily available eg:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Sodium-Perca...SA7VP6SGTP9 7


Any chlorine free bleach. IIRC the likes of Waitrose sell it as "laundry
bleach"



any idea what concentrate solution should be made up ?




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On 22/04/2014 11:59, Rick Hughes wrote:
On 21/04/2014 18:00, stuart noble wrote:


Anybody used this ... See it readily available eg:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Sodium-Perca...SA7VP6SGTP9 7



Any chlorine free bleach. IIRC the likes of Waitrose sell it as "laundry
bleach"



any idea what concentrate solution should be made up ?




The solubility of sodium percarbonate is allegedly 120 gms per litre so
I suppose a 10% solution would be about right. Any more wouldn't dissolve
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On Monday, April 21, 2014 6:00:35 PM UTC+1, stuart noble wrote:
On 21/04/2014 14:13, Rick Hughes wrote:


Read somewhere that you can wash down with Oxiclean, (Sodium
Percabonate) and that it is kinder to wood fibre than Chlorine
bleach.

Anybody used this ... See it readily available eg:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Sodium-Perca...SA7VP6SGTP9 7


Any chlorine free bleach. IIRC the likes of Waitrose sell it as "laundry
bleach"


You can get things like that in pound shops


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