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Topic: presprays
Posted By: dyna
Subject: presprays
Date Posted: 19/March/2004 at 1:04pm

what types do most of you use i use esteam suspend on res. & attack on commercial carpets what do you guys think +  performance cbs emulsifier is this to much $$$$$ or is there better out there for cheaper got to get over head down at the same time as doing the best work possible i have two tms with one van being ran by employees runing 1 i have to try to keep it simple or guys won't use them right i work in alberta so if you know some thing better tell me where to go get it




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Posted By: LilNiteRidrhood
Date Posted: 19/March/2004 at 1:43pm

Ecogent, ecogent and Prekleen by  Chemspec.

 



Posted By: Steaminpile
Date Posted: 19/March/2004 at 2:50pm

I used to use the exact same products

Suspend

Attack

I still use Attack on Restaurants and such.

I occasionally use Ecogent

my primary prespray,rinse,spotter is Ultachem.

but I don't think it's any cheaper and  it works MUCH better if used in conjuction with the other Ultrachem products.

The only way I find it saves me money is that it eliminates some spotters

(it'll more often than not take out rust,gum,urine,filtration lines)

 

http://www.ultrachemlabs.com - www.ultrachemlabs.com

if you're interested

I find it much cheaper to buy in the 5 gal. pale



Posted By: MR. STEAMER
Date Posted: 19/March/2004 at 3:16pm

Listen man...anything works good on nylon carpet......I like dry slurry myself, but if you run out even the cheapest stuff will do a great job....

Zep stuff is cheap and crappy...but I've done the side by side test...still worked good at my 250 dollar 50lb pail of dry slurry



Posted By: PadMan
Date Posted: 19/March/2004 at 3:25pm
Abstraction TLC and Abstraction VLM.. 100% bio-based SAFE chem.

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Converting HWE customer to VLM customers for 30 Years!


Posted By: Steaminpile
Date Posted: 19/March/2004 at 3:46pm

Mr.Steamer

Have you ever tested to see how much crap Zep leaves behind??

how quickly it resoils??

awfully soapy stuff IMHO



Posted By: MR. STEAMER
Date Posted: 19/March/2004 at 3:54pm
I don't clean with it...I pre spray.....I steam it all a way....trucks running about 500 psi...190'f....15 hg......not much of anything left behind....I could pre-spreay with caramel...


Posted By: PadMan
Date Posted: 19/March/2004 at 4:22pm
I have gone behind a lot of guys that think they STEAM it ALL away only to find a heavy sudsing residue...

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Converting HWE customer to VLM customers for 30 Years!


Posted By: dyna
Date Posted: 19/March/2004 at 6:21pm
Originally posted by Steaminpile Steaminpile wrote:

I used to use the exact same products

Suspend

Attack

I still use Attack on Restaurants and such.

I occasionally use Ecogent

my primary prespray,rinse,spotter is Ultachem.

but I don't think it's any cheaper and  it works MUCH better if used in conjuction with the other Ultrachem products.

The only way I find it saves me money is that it eliminates some spotters

(it'll more often than not take out rust,gum,urine,filtration lines)

 

http://www.ultrachemlabs.com - www.ultrachemlabs.com

if you're interested

I find it much cheaper to buy in the 5 gal. pale

what is the ph on that stuff thanks for the feed back hope to here more greg


Posted By: kool-aid
Date Posted: 19/March/2004 at 6:32pm

Originally posted by MR. STEAMER MR. STEAMER wrote:

I don't clean with it...I pre spray.....I steam it all a way....trucks running about 500 psi...190'f....15 hg......not much of anything left behind....I could pre-spreay with caramel...

 Caramel, That  was funny.



Posted By: MR. STEAMER
Date Posted: 19/March/2004 at 6:59pm

Padman I have carpet in my house.....and office I try everything right here..... before I do it out there

I know what feels good under my feet...you never got any residue from any carpets I've cleaned...

maybe one of those guys who clean with soap in the tank...but not me



Posted By: PadMan
Date Posted: 19/March/2004 at 8:40pm
Cool, let's face it guys, there are a lot of BAD operators out there, they give us all a bad name.

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Converting HWE customer to VLM customers for 30 Years!


Posted By: jackblack
Date Posted: 19/March/2004 at 8:48pm
I use a product called Torque-1 on res and Z-99 in restaurants. I've tried all the "big name" products but nothing works like these at $15.00 or less per gallon.


Posted By: Adwa
Date Posted: 19/March/2004 at 9:02pm
Jackblack how are you on your pumps and motors, get much call backs? I am not being sarcastic I'm just curious for the moment.


Posted By: jackblack
Date Posted: 19/March/2004 at 9:24pm
no call backs and pumps last longer than my pals at ServiceMaster


Posted By: Steaminpile
Date Posted: 19/March/2004 at 11:15pm

 

dyna

ph is about 8-8.5 depending on mixing ratio used.



Posted By: MR. STEAMER
Date Posted: 20/March/2004 at 1:31am

I don't think anyone here cleans with soap in the fresh water tank...why would you????



Posted By: Stanley
Date Posted: 20/March/2004 at 9:20am
The uncertified cleans with soap...guys just like you.


Posted By: nightrider
Date Posted: 20/March/2004 at 4:15pm

Hey Jackblack.....is that stuff you buy from ZEP

                    NIGHTRIDER



Posted By: jackblack
Date Posted: 20/March/2004 at 7:43pm

No it is made by a company called Parall.



Posted By: nightrider
Date Posted: 20/March/2004 at 8:04pm
there used to be a company by that name here in montreal..............what's the dilution ratio


Posted By: jackblack
Date Posted: 21/March/2004 at 1:14pm
they are still in Quebec. you can start at 2 ounces per gallon. but a friend of mine who cleans cars (interior) uses it much stronger.



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