That Orange Stuff 16 oz.

Mist Mix:  Windows, mirrors, appliances, chandeliers, dusting furniture, chrome, stainless steel, silverware, copper, brass, or anything you want to shine (for grooved surfaces spray on That Orange Stuff^TM then sprinkle on baking soda and agitate with small brush).

Light Mix:  Walls, floors, countertops, cupboards, silk plants, etc. (may need stronger mix for heavily soiled areas).

General Mix:  Sinks, tubs, showers, toilet seats, greasy stove top, range hood and filter, venetian blinds, carpets, fabric, upholstery, vinyl, etc. (for stains on arborite and tough cleaning jobs, sprinkle with baking soda and use nylon scouring pad with General That Orange Stuff^TM mix).

Strong Mix:  Ovens and carpet stains (detailed instructions below), fireplace windows, barbecues, rust, paint brushes and rollers,stains on clothing (pre-soak if necessary).

Ovens:  Warm oven, turn off and spray with Strong That Orange Stuff^TM mix. Allow time to emulsify.  If necessary agitate with nylon scouring pad and baking soda.  Soak oven racks in tub with 1 - 2 tablespoons of That Orange Stuff^TM.

Carpet Stains:  Spray on General That Orange Stuff^TM mix, work into stain and let sit.  Spray with water and wipe off with rough terry towel in dabbing circular motion.  If necessary reapply with Strong mix or Straight.  Rinse thoroughly with clear water.

STRAIGHT **:  Gum, glue, price tag and tape residue, decals, permanent felt marker, tar, tree sap, blood stains, candle & crayon wax, scuff marks, rubber on running shoes.  Use 1 teaspoon in toilet bowl (mix into water, let sit for 15 minutes, then scrub), unclog drains (pour into drain, allow to sit, then flush with hot water).  Raw wood, apply to cloth and rub in.  Test inconspicuous area first.
** Use caution when working with Straight That Orange Stuff^TM, especially on plastics, fiberglass or Plexiglas.  Share That Orange Stuff^TM with friends in a glass bottle, not plastic.

Laundry:  Pre-spray or soak with General or Strong mix.  For extra tough stains spray on Straight, work into stain, add water, scrub and rinse.  Reapply if necessary.  Add 1 - 2 Tablespoons of Straight That Orange Stuff^TM to wash cycle to cut through grime, whiten whites and remove odors.

INDUSTRIAL USES

GENERAL
Degreaser for shops, floors, work benches, tools, mechanical repairs, machinery. (General to Strong mix)
Wash large equipment and trucks. (Strong Mix)
Cleans up tar, asphalt, heavy crude oil, etc. (Strong Mix or Straight)
Loosen rusted bolts. (Straight)
Remove unwanted paint stains (Straight) & clean brushes, rollers, etc. (Strong)

CLEANER FOR CONCRETE
D-limonene will usually clean graffiti (including effectively replacing xylene in graffiti removers) off concrete because of its ability to remove paint.  Strong enamels and epoxy paints will not usually be removed.  State highway departments use d-limonene to remove asphalt and tar from cement bridges.  D-limonene is not effective in other applications more suited for tile cleaners, toilet bowl cleaners, or areas where metal stains and mildew removal are necessary.  D-limonene is not effective to clean concrete from trucks (a job more suited for acids).

RELEASE AGENT
D-limonene can be used at various levels for a release agent that is sprayed on the beds of asphalt trucks before picking up their loads to facilitate easy unloading.  In the release agent application, d-limonene may be a good replacement for diesel fuels commonly used in this application that are less suited to be dumped on the ground.  Since d-limonene will not readily freeze (-142º F freezing point), the product lends itself to underground storage through cold winters.

PARTS WASHERS AND DIP BATHS    
D-limonene concentrates (e.g. 95% d-limonene and 5% emulsifier) work well in closed automatic parts wash machines.  The machines will dilute the concentrate automatically according to the quantity of water used in the wash cycle.  Water-based concentrates do not work as well in this application because of a tendency to generate too much foam.  Formulas should contain low foam or no foam surfactants (d-limonene by itself depresses foam).  An important caution - hot soak tanks in areas of inadequate ventilation may cause workers to become nauseated by vapors and cause flashpoint concerns with concentrated fumes.  Effluent from washer systems usually goes to holding tanks where local regulators can decide what can go down the drain and what should be hauled away for proper disposal.

STRAIGHT SOLVENT REPLACEMENT
D-limonene is a great solvent to directly replace the toxic solvent components in existing solvent blends.  One example is the 1:1 substitution of d-limonene in the place of xylene or 111 tri-chlor in blends with other inexpensive solvents to make up the balance (mineral spirits, isopropyl alcohol, butyl cellosolve, etc).  So long as no water is present, re-formulating may not be necessary in a strictly solvent-based system.

GENERAL PURPOSE CLEANERS
Aqueous systems incorporating d-limonene, surfactants, and water are especially popular for economic and environmental benefits.  Levels of 3%-7% d-limonene with surfactants (nonylphenols like NP9, ethoxylated amines) are common for all-purpose cleaners.  Generally these formulas take a 2:1 ratio to emulsify d-limonene at these levels (e.g. 10% d-limonene, 5% surfactants, balance water).  The addition of EDTA (chelates) to tie up metals, and phosphates (builders) such as STPP, TKPP, and metasilicates will contribute to the balance of the emulsion and probably significantly improve the overall effectiveness of cleaner.  These various ingredients can be adjusted to raise the PH to the desired level and improve chances of creating a stable "non-separating" formula.  The 3%-7% d-limonene level is effective on heavy grease, oil, carbon and road film.  It is an excellent whitewall tire cleaner in the concentrate form.

SPOT AND STAIN REMOVERS         
The trick to successful spot and stain removal is to first evaluate the type of stain and then select the correct cleaning agent.  D-limonene concentrates (95% d-limonene, 5% emulsifier) can effectively remove ink, oil, grease, paint, tar, bubble gum, and asphalt.  Bloodstains, on the other hand, may require enzyme products.  Rust, coffee and tea stains probably require low concentrations of mild acids (citric or phosphoric acid at 3-5%).

HAND CLEANERS
D-limonene is very effective removing almost any soil including ink, paint, grease, and tar.  Solvent-based hand cleaners usually contain approximately 30% solvent.  At 10%, d-limonene will out-perform most other solvent hand cleaners.  Also 10% level keeps cost competitive with traditional solvent-based systems.  Generally, formulas require an equal percentage of surfactants to produce stable gel or lotion products.  The addition of low levels of lanolin, jojoba oil, glycerin, or petrolatum reduces skin irritation associated with prolonged skin contact with d-limonene.  Many types of grit (gentle abrasives) besides pumice are sometimes added to heavy-duty d-limonene hand cleaners, including polyethylene beads and corn-cob grit.

AUTOMOTIVE USES

Interior - Carpets, upholstery, vinyl, windows and mirrors. (see Household Uses)
Exterior - Removes tar, oil, bugs, tree sap, and oxidation.  White walls will look like new. (Strong mix or Straight)
Motors and parts - Degreases and cleans. (Strong mix)

PETS AND LIVESTOCK

General
Cleans saddles, horse blankets, stock trailers and all related equipment.
Variety of uses in hog, dairy, poultry and horse industry - cleaning tattoo equipment, manure, controls fighting among hogs, general barn cleaning, etc. (General to Strong mix)
Cleans pets and livestock. (Light mix)
May assist in fostering baby animals.  If possible, place mother and baby in small pen.  Spray both animals and the pen (General mix).  Leave confined until well settled.
Safe to use on plants. (Mist mix)
Discourages pecking among poultry. (General mix)

Birds         
1 oz. per gallon spray --
       Feather picking of one's self, mates, siblings, and cage mates.
       Spray bird daily to keep down dander.
       Acts as an anti fungal for legs and feet.
       Spray surrounding area of cage or perch to deter from chewing.
2 oz. per gallon spray --
       Bird cage and perch cleaner.  Spray on soiled areas, let emulsify for a few minutes and wipe clean.
       Removes hard water stains from plastic, ceramic and stainless steel bowls.
       Spray legs of cage or stand well to prevent insects and ants from climbing up for food.
       Spray as air freshener and lower the presence of air born spores.

Dogs
1 oz. per gallon spray --
       Controls odor & unmats fur.  Spray or dip.
       Clean Kennels and crates to kill fungus & mildew.
       Spray on real or silk plants to retard pets habit of chewing.
       May be sprayed on pet directly as device to stop chronic chewing.
       Bath or rinse to remove skunk or other odors.
       Degreaser for oil, tar, paint, gum etc. Excellent for "cocker" ears.

Horses       
Fly Spray --
In one quart of water add 1/2 cup mineral oil, 1/2 cup vinegar, and a tablespoon That Orange Stuff^TM.  Allow enough time for the That Orange Stuff^TM to emulsify into the mixture, about 1/2 hour.  Shake well before spraying.
1oz. per gallon spray --
       Hoof cleaner.  Helps retard the feet from collecting dirt and stones.
       Soak feet to draw out soreness and will kill thrush.
       May assist in fostering foals.  Spray mother, baby and pen.  Leave confined until well settled.
2 oz. per gallon spray --
       Effective tack and harness cleaner.  Will not stiffen leather.
       Cleans manure hard pack from trailer and barn.
       Spray fencing to prevent cribbing and chewing.  Gardens and fruit trees too!
       Spray feed room and hay barn ground perimeters as rodent repellant.  Will prevent mice and rats from coming into area.
       Cleans scum from water buckets.