oz of the taed solution were added to the bleaching cycle after the wash cycle was complete the linens were examined for stain removal this system was found to be as effective as peroxide bleaching and hypochlorite bleaching at higher temperatures and ph 39 s a liquid slurry of taed was made by adding granular taed to water with vigorous agitation to produce a fluid liquid form of taed that could also be pumped through a dispensing device to its final use application while this was not as useful as the true solution of taed for some applications it did allow for dispensing although it required the slurry to be continuously vigorously mixed to prevent taed granules from settling in the mix vessel the above solutions of taed were added to the cycle of the washer of example 2 through a peristaltic pump although any suitable pump could have been used in larger cleaning operations it is often the practice to pump cleaning chemicals into a flush system to have the chemicals flushed to the final use area with running water which enables the pumps to be placed at remote locations relative to the final use location solutions can also be fed to a cleaning system by gravity as long as the cleaning compounds are fluid and liquid powdered or granular sources of peroxy bleach can be added to a cleaning system with the liquid activator being pumped in as a separate ingredient into the final use application this would allow for a product to contain.