It should also go well with Pizza.
I dream of the perfect prespray,
It has a light pleasant scent.
It is very affordable
It is highly concentrated
It is so safe you could eat the stuff
It does not irritate your lungs or make you cough
It is not so bland and odorless that you get bored of it.
It does not gum up your sprayer or measuring cup
It is easily available in Canada
It is gentle enough to use on delicate fabrics, but strong enough to cut through soil on trashed carpets... the first time.
It works with any temperature water
It is completely non-allergenic
It does not foam up in your tank
You do not need to add stuff to it when the job is extra dirty.
You can use it on carpet or upholstery
No, I'm not trying to sell you a prespray. I just want to see what
prespray you would write down that fits all the above criteria.
It should also go well with Pizza.
You just described a cold bottle of Budwieser.
I use Prochems flouril deoderizer. works great and custys like it but I dont think it fills your criteria
what you describe is not possible to make.
based on points 1 and 4.
K
I will take 55 gallons without 1 and 4
1 add a deodorizer and 4 I don't plan to eat it anyway.
Many of the green solutions we sell and use you can spray in your mouth to prove a point to the customer so that is my version of "eating it"
If a manufacturer comes to me with the latest amazing green chemical, I tell him/her mix it 80:1 and spray it in your mouth if they say "no way" I say get out of my office![]()
Ken Jacobs - Mississauga
http://www.coswaysupply.com/
Since your skin/tissues contain a lot of what you are trying to dissolve/remove from a trashed carpet (oils, fats, etc.), you cannot have both of these items short of a magic potion.
By the way, the cleaning solution that comes closest to your ideal, meeting 10 out of 14 of your criteria, and also known as the worlds most useful solvent/cleaner is...
plain water!
owenscott (06-21-2010)
I use one like this but it has no smell what so ever. It was invented by a Canadian but is still short on 2 of your criteria.
SEE
http://www.chemspecworld.com/filesha...c/DFC_HDCD.pdf
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Ken Jacobs - Mississauga
http://www.coswaysupply.com/
I have actually done extensive testing to satisfy my own curiousity about the effectiveness of prespray in general. Cleaning half the room with prespray, and the other half with just super hot, softened water. I have tried this several times with different presprays. My conclusions came up the same time:
It is easier to get the carpet/upholstery clean with prespray.
Oh, by the way, the closest I have found to meet this list, and by no way does it meet all the criteria on that list, would be either Procyon or Esteam TMC.
I like the fragrance, performance, and dilution ratio of TMC.
I like the safety and reliable performance of Procyon. (Its so much like water I just get bored of using it!)
Best for brute muscle power so far has been Power Burst.
We think we pulled off something close.
LINK-->http://supplies.truckmountforums.com...&productId=124
Hey Rob I think that is too concetrated, that pre spray has a gel texture, in the gallons says 4 oz per gallon, but I think 2 oz will be fine.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KsQeZhwkBnk
Locko-Fabara
Thanks Jaime but we went with Super Concentrated because it has no fillers. Saves in shipping costs too. Yes you can cut it to 2oz per gallon and 4oz for nasties. This way you lower your cost of RTU below most anything out there.
Our you going to be offering Samples to try ????
Rob, just in case I meant the good way, it is good to have it concetrated. people no get water shipping.
Locko-Fabara
We have no reviews yet , Locko have you had a some dirty to try it out on
I tried in a not that dirty carpet and worked good, but the best test will be in a nasty carpets, i will try it on very dirty carpet in this week
Locko-Fabara
MasterSteamClean (06-21-2010)
Are you going to be offering Samples to try ? If so I can test it on some real tasty carpet and get before and after pics..
Last edited by CCS; 06-21-2010 at 12:35 PM.
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