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stevnlevine 
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 Topic: Green Chemicals?Posted: 10/June/2007 at 7:31am |
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Is anyone using any of the green pre-sprays or detergents? If so which ones? What sort of results are you getting? And can anyone recomend a brand available in the US(Im located in upstate NY). I was given some samples of Jon-Don's Matrix Planet Guard TLC, but I see that the PH is 12! hardly suited for stain resistant carpets. I will try the Planet Guard detergent sample though.
I spent 20 years drycleaning with perc, so I figure it's time to stay away from the toxic solvents. Also I hope to market to a "green" customer base exclusively. Thanks in advance of any insight.
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doug
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Posted: 10/June/2007 at 10:11am |
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I use Chemspec DFC and find it works great as long as you give a bit of dwell time.
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Posted: 10/June/2007 at 11:07am |
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I agree. DFC is good
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splash_$$$_dash
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Posted: 10/June/2007 at 7:16pm |
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DFC rocks man!!!
ON CLEAN CARPET WITH TONS OF HEAT AND A VORTEX TRUCK MOUNT! |
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Posted: 10/June/2007 at 11:53pm |
Where do you find easy jobs like that? 
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stevnlevine
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Posted: 11/June/2007 at 4:43am |
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This is a simple question that needs a straight forward answer, it doesn't require sarcasm or humor, thanks. If anyone has experience with "green" chems, I'd appreciate some 411, thank you.
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splash_$$$_dash
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Posted: 11/June/2007 at 8:21am |
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You already got the answer mate!
DFC 210 DFC 105 DFC Heavy Duty ECOgent all made by Chemspec http://www.chemspec-europe.com/ http://www.ecogent.ca/ They all work if you let them dwell, have enough heat with your truck-mount and scrub the solution in before you exctract. |
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cleanex
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Posted: 11/June/2007 at 5:15pm |
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We have been using DFC products for well over a year and they work for us as Doug said give them a bit of dwell time and you will be happy camper. DFC products work well in both HWE and low moisture cleaning systems
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Posted: 21/June/2007 at 1:12pm |
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go to greenseal.org to get a good list of cert. chems.....
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