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The first injection of water goes into the sump so the machine can be allowed to fill for about 30 seconds before adding cleaning substances.

The oxy-flame can work on assorted surface qualities and remove some of the hardest to clean substances such as lubricants and grease.

This reduces the amount of water and/or cleaning substances used by the hotel laundry department which also reduces the expense to the property owner or manager.

They can be used to apply medicines to a targeted area, to selectively remove substances from a targeted area, or to apply cleaning substances like Betadine.

The affected area, several decks high and about four porthole windows deep, was said to house the ship's main laundry room and to be full of towels and flammable cleaning substances.

Three unknown males wearing Philadelphia Flyers jerseys paid a homeless man to spray two New York Rangers fans with some kind of cleaning substance, according to MyFoxPhilly.com.

He crept into the kitchen, holding the amulet as though it was a piece of antique crockery, laying it carefully on the table while he searched Emily's cupboards for some kind of cleaning substance.

The latest 2009 modification mainly breaks down to an addition of artificial colouring and substances whose hypothetical function is either as detergents (i.e. cleaning substances) or stabilisers (i.e. product longevity enhancers).

Other theories and rumors about the source of the irritation yesterday included chemicals used in a science project, a cleaning substance, perfume and even a book about freckles: a child who developed the itch had pressed the book against her face.