It's all water my friend,

                              Nightrider

Don, you say to "replace your textile rinse with DGC105 and meter it through your truck just like you would a textile rinse".

Am I correct to state that you meter a textile rinse  through your truck mount before you rinse the dirt out?

If so, you understand that when you hit the unrinsed dirt with an acid that it will actually inhibit the rinsing of the dirt....do you agree Don?

Don, you prespray, right? Then what is your next step?

1. Do you rinse with plain water? or..

2. Rinse with water with textile rinse?

...most interested

My pappy was a great old man

I can see with his wand in his hand singing

Waldo I'am depending on you son

Before my life is done

I am going to shoot you you useless piece of dog sh*t

Hey Don, you are really 1 french fry short of a poutine. Do you actually think you have even dented out a possible credible acknowledment to the use of D>F>C

Who wants to clean those trashed carpets anyway, yeah all those dirty carpets, who needs them to clean. Don Eldred will just clean the clean ones, where he can use his D.F.C that only cleans clean carpets.

I know an auto body shop that only wants to fix brand new cars from the dealer showroom, cause the damaged ones require tools, experience and effort.

I know a window washer that only wants to clean windows that someone else just cleaned.

I also know a city full of firemen that only want to run into safe buildings that are not on fire.

Hey, how about that lawn maintenance guy that only wants to cater to  astro-turf to get rid of the weeds.

Oh well, I think Don has found much more uses for D.F.C than we all think, perhaps he evaporates the liquid in his micro-wave and sniffs the residue left behind.

As Don Eldred says, if you have clean carpets to clean, and are interested in cleaning "Green " give it a try........JUST FOR THE HEALTH OF IT...........Listen to the Guru now...........he knows whats happening.

The only problem is .........he doesn't know when it all happened.

                           Nightrider            

Listen to  the guru now,

he knows whats happening

Here is a way to start using DFC 105.

Replace your textile rinse with DFC105 and meter it through your truck just like you would a textile rinse, prespray only the worst areas on your job and go clean, after a few jobs just clean with the product metered through your truck and before you know it you will end up cleaning 75% of your jobs with just DFC105. Yes on trashed out jobs you will need to go back to your high powered detergents, but who wants the trashed jobs anyway?

For portables the same approach works add DFC105 to your portable at the recommended rate and only prespray the real bad areas, before long you will find that you are prespraying less areas and only cleaning with DFC105

For bonnet cleaning just use DFC105 in the same manner as your present bonnet solution.

DFC105 likes hot water so keep your solution as warm as possible.

Try it if you are interested in "GREEN CLEANING "

Don Eldred

CLEANING JUST FOR THE "HEALTH" OF IT!