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Does anyone use fab set for a truckmount rinsing agent? If so how much in a 5 gal concentrate and how many gal per hour.....thanks in advance. And do you like it?
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I use Fab Set all the time. Great product. But you'll find that talking about chemicals other then TMF chems will cause you grief. So this is all I'll say about Fab Set.
I prefer all fiber rinse. We use TMF chems but not for rinse.
I don't like powder rinses and acid rinse is just not worth shipping imo, local pick up at jon don $14/gallon. Smells great and works great... but not a stand alone cleaner, still have to pre spray
I don't like powder rinses and acid rinse is just not worth shipping imo, local pick up at jon don $14/gallon. Smells great and works great... but not a stand alone cleaner, still have to pre spray
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Just for the record, we have a new Rinse now called Ultimate Fiber Rinse. I hear it works great and smells nice.
Ultimate All Fiber Rinse
Ultimate All Fiber Rinse drops the pH, more acidic (does NOT clog lines as this is a liquid!), has extraction emulsifiers, has cleaning ability, synergistic with TMF Presprays, leaves carpets soft with no sticky residue, more concentrated, prevents resoiling and safer than competing rinses out...
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Look at the label above for average acid rinse amounts and settings. We started a new and easy pic directions.
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I believe so but that’s Tre’s department. I’ll tag him but know that he’s on a plane to Vegas today and so will I be of there is a delay.
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If using a truckmount, use 1 quart of Fab-Set to a 5 gallon head pack. Meter at about 3 gallons per hour. The metering can be adjusted if you have very soft or very hard water.
Folks who use Fab-Set usually love it for the fact that there are no detergents of any kind so no residues. If you like a rinse with just a little detergent, try Flex Ice.
Folks who use Fab-Set usually love it for the fact that there are no detergents of any kind so no residues. If you like a rinse with just a little detergent, try Flex Ice.
Soft water should be used with any rinse. Most rinses have water softening agents that are used up in the rinse process. I use these agents for other cleaning functions and not for water softening..Water softening salt is $.15/lb while powdered rinse can be $6.00/ lb. https://cleanfax.com/carpet-care/water-quality-extraction-rinses/
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I used Fab Set only once, I should revisit it. I believe, it has a subtle scent , which I liked. That's what I like about Axiom by Prochem. That's my rinse to go. What is your experience with this product @Johnny Bravo
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Hi Rob..where you able to find a place in Orange County CA. I could buy TMF products. Thanks,
Mike
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Scott I just wish Flex Ice came in a liquid. I only run liquids through my mounts. Hydra force I run anything but just liquids for rinsing agents through the pump.
End Zone is the closest liquid to Flex Ice. At one point, in the year of development before its introduction, we were calling it End Zone powder. The names Flex Ice and Flex Fire were decided on at the same time. It took another year to introduce Flex Fire.
