Process for application of chemicals on textile materials during the rejuvenation process

A process for applying chemicals on textile materials to remove surface chemicals and finishes from said textile materials which comprises the following steps:

• (1) reducing the textile materials to an appropriate size;
• (2) applying a first combination of enzymatic and organic chemicals to the textile materials at a predetermined temperature to cleanse and strengthen the textile materials;
• (3) penetrating the textile materials at a predetermined temperature to initially break the surface bond of the textile materials so the combination of enzymatic and organic chemicals can begin to remove molecules of the surface chemicals and finishes from multi directions;
• (4) applying a second combination of enzymatic and organic chemicals to the textile materials to further cleanse and strengthen the textile materials;
• (5) blending the textile materials in one or more blending boxes;
• (6) applying a third combination of enzymatic and organic chemicals to the textile materials in the one or more blending boxes and dwelling the fabric at a predetermined temperature for a predetermined period of time in the one or more blending boxes;
• (7) applying a blast of cool air to the one or more blending boxes to stop chemical actions in the textile materials and then transporting the textile materials to a subsequent station for further deconstruction processing.