conduit 61 to flow line 42 fig5 7 illustrate the spray pattern 76 that strikes the wall of drum 57 of extractor 20 as emitted by nozzle 60 in fig6 and 7 extractor 20 provides a drum 57 that provides a chamber 55 having an inlet 56 clothes textiles linens to be sprayed are discharged from tunnel washer 11 via chute 79 into the chamber 55 of extractor 20 the extractor 20 is preferably movable between a loading and discharging position the loading position is shown in fig5 and 6 in the loading position clothes transfer from the tunnel washer 11 to the chamber 55 via chute 79 pumps 54 can be used to aid in the transfer of water from tank 43 or starch from tank 41 into chamber 55 via nozzle 60 the spray nozzle 60 produces a spray pattern 76 that extends substantially across the cylindrical wall 58 of drum 57 as shown in fig6 and 7 drum 57 thus provides an inlet 56 for enabling clothing textiles or other fabric articles to be added to the drum 57 interior 55 and a rear circular wall 59 notice in fig6 and 7 that the spray pattern 76 extends generally from inlet 56 to circular wall 59 thus extending substantially across cylindric wall 58 as shown in fig6 and 7 arrow 77 in fig7 illustrates the width of spray pattern 76 which can be about 16 degrees as an example along cylindrical drum wall 58 a mounting plate 65 can be provided having one or more openings 66 for attaching for example bolting spray nozzle 60 to extractor 20 or to a frame that supports extractor 20 the discharge end portion 63 of spray nozzle 60 provides a nozzle tip.