The key thing to know about chemicals is that not all are approved
for use with your instruments that will come in contact
with the skin, and some may cause some serious damage to
your expensive professional equipment. Always read the directions
and do not skimp on the ratios. Seek advice from your
local health department and or a medical professional.
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