Thread: Bridgepoints Green Balance, Rinse and PetZone Video Review

*Note I do not get paid for these reviews and I am not affiliated with Interlink or Bridgepoint.

Expect some Judson prespray reviews next....

I seriously have no time to write up reviews for the time being, I am so behind......my mailbox is full, voicemail is full, email box is going crazy....

Anyways that being said, I had the chance to video tape a few Bridgepoints aka Interlink products like PetZone and Green Balance.

Check out the video below and enjoy!


[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JN8x1Ff1CNU]YouTube - Bridgepoint Green Balance Prespray/Rinse + PetZone Review[/ame]


I asked Scott Warrington a few things too and he responded with:

"A lot of the results will depend on the age of the carpet, how well protected the carpet is and of course the soil level.

When using Green Balance, we encourage a somewhat longer dwell time than most cleaners are used to.

Green Balance's niche in the market is for people who are concerned about the environment. Our research shows they tend to keep theri homes clean and have carpet cleaned more foten than average. So this is a good market to go after. Much easier to clean carpet that is not heavily soiled and to have your customers call more often.

When compared to other green cleaners - who meet more qualifications - Green Seal, US EPA Design for Environment, Cleangredients and more. Contains no solvents (Some of the leading name green products do have buytl.), no added color, no added fragrance, no bleaches, etc.

When you remove a lot of the best raw materials for cleaning, the product simply will not clean a dirty carpet as well as a standard prespray. But in test we were impressed how good it did compared to other green products.

We want the product to be the greenest, safest availble. To get that we did give up a little cleaning ability. We think this fits the market we are going after.

Of course, you could add some Citrus Solv and/or Boost All and significantly improve the cleaning results. But then you kind of leave the green concept behind.

Assuming you gave enough dwell time, I think your experience probably is what to expect.

Scott Warrington "

Scott Warrington has a hand in this! I can bet on it! Just a little constructive critisizm to the tech in this vid. I understand they want to make a dramatic visual before and after effect, but going that slow with the wand and using pressure that high is overwetting the carpet. I bet if I pulled up that carpet and looked at the bottom it would be soaked. Carpets that are wet underneath take days to dry. Just food for thought. I have some other questions but I dont want to get on the bad side of the website administrator!

Thanks Richard.

We have airmovers on every area we clean.

You gotta go slow in order to get it clean.

No glides or sliders were used during cleaning either..

Feel free to pm me the questions lol