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ok cool...what is the pH of dry slurpy?
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Originally posted by dontlikedennis dontlikedennis wrote:

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just tell us WTF system you use then bro???

JC it's like pulling teeth.

you have a TM right? so you pre-spray with a pH of 9.? and rinse with plain water?

I use a custom blended pre-spray, and Dry Slurry run through my machine as an emulsifier or rinse
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do you use the F-77 to pre-spray or in your machine?
 years ago i use to put formula 77 in my machine.

DLD  Formula 77 was not designed as a prespray....it goes in your machine.....you were doing that right.  
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cmaster

just tell us WTF system you use then bro???

JC it's like pulling teeth.

you have a TM right? so you pre-spray with a pH of 9.? and rinse with plain water?
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Originally posted by cmaster cmaster wrote:

Acid rinses are low pH.

I use emulsifier pH 9.8
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Originally posted by dontlikedennis dontlikedennis wrote:

when do you use the 77?

 

 

Originally posted by cmaster cmaster wrote:

Originally posted by dontlikedennis dontlikedennis wrote:

mr. master
 
do you use the F-77 to pre-spray or in your machine?
 years ago i use to put formula 77 in my machine.

No. I use Prochem Dry Slurry

I don't use 77.
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Originally posted by doug doug wrote:

cmaster dry slurry know wonder you carpets dry so fast you are dry cleaning them? Dry Slurry must be dry to be called dry isn't it??  Once it goes threw your machine would it be safe to call it wet slurry??

Yup. It's wet. But after it dries, it's dry.
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when do you use the 77?

 

 

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Originally posted by dontlikedennis dontlikedennis wrote:

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do you use the F-77 to pre-spray or in your machine?
 years ago i use to put formula 77 in my machine.

No. I use Prochem Dry Slurry
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cmaster dry slurry know wonder you carpets dry so fast you are dry cleaning them? Dry Slurry must be dry to be called dry isn't it??  Once it goes threw your machine would it be safe to call it wet slurry??
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Originally posted by dontlikedennis dontlikedennis wrote:

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do you use the F-77 to pre-spray or in your machine?
 years ago i use to put formula 77 in my machine.

No. I use Prochem Dry Slurry
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I definitely don't define 1 as slightly acidic.

Hugh's being 1 is very unusual IMO.

We use acid rinses all the time to neutralize spotters and find the orange colour a problem when doing so.
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you call 1 "slightly"?

 

Originally posted by doug doug wrote:

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Many acid rinses are just slightly acidic.

I know Hugh's home brand is pH 1. Don't like the orange colour though.

Lee you don't like the colour?? Is that the only thing you don't like.  Is there somehting else we should?
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[QUOTE=LilNiteRidrhood]

Many acid rinses are just slightly acidic.

I know Hugh's home brand is pH 1. Don't like the orange colour though.

Lee you don't like the colour?? Is that the only thing you don't like.  Is there somehting else we should?
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