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You obviously don't know me at all.

I don't have time for b.s or trying to remember lies.

I truly believe in the non-toxic cleaners, anyone who knows me knows that its true.

My basement and trucks can be inspected at anytime if you want to try and prove me wrong.

I just answered the question Jack.

DFC and First Enviro are used in 90% of our residentials by our employees.

Ecogent has been relegated to mostly pad cleaning since DFC became a staple.

Prekleen is just too handy in the dining rooms with a thousand gray spots and grease in from the kitchen.

We have to be realisic too.

Enzall is generally regarded as one of the best enzyme presprays made. However I would not use it residentially. Prekleen is an enzyme prespray for residential situations that is by far the most popular with my staff.

Express Lane is a prespray similar to Ultrapac, it too has to be shaken all the time because it separates easily.

Heavy Duty Soil Lifter is a neutral prespray that is usually used as an addition to other presprays, whether they be for upholstery or carpets. You can use HDSL as a pretreatment for furniture that you will dry clean.

Energizer is a good oxidizing bleach that works synergisticly with other detergents/presprays and with Urine Decontamination Treatment for optimum results.

Formula 77 has long been a staple for companies as a great emulsifier. Need more kick go to Formula 90.

Then you have the DFC 105, 210 and Heavy Duty Cleaner. Food based ingredients only that will kick the hell out of soil.

Ecogent is another product they carry, we use it primarily as a pad cleaner.

Those are our favourites.