I did some research and I'll touch on a couple other subjects.
Keep in mind, I'm not a chemist, nor have I asked any questions from my imaginary chemists, like you have, LOL. (just joking Rob, chill bro)
On a serious note, the SDS sheets don't match up.
http://www.truckmountdepot.com/SLOP___GOBBLE_MSDS.pdf
https://www.saigers.com/images/pdfs/Saigers-Sauce-1-SDS.pdf
Judson's slop and gobble has potassium Hydroxide in it, and SS doesn't. Potassium Hydroxide is a lye that's used to make liquid soap. I guess Les thought it would be good, since we're adding water to our powder, I don't know. But that can cause lumping when it's just sitting in the pail in our humid environment.
On the other side, Slopngobble as sodium per carbonate, and SS has just sodium carbonate. Not much of a difference, but some would say it has a difference with a little bubbling in it.
Kinda like your pro10k when you were trying hard to copy ph10k and you were telling us not to mix it with super hot water or the bubbling would be outrageous. I remember calling you with feedback on my first mix.
My point is, most of these pre sprays out here are very similar, just like your liquid preload, which was Harvard's Grime Release pro
You never told us why Harvard fired you as a customer. I feel they're a very good supplier for our chemicals. I've used several of their products and I feel that nothing is diluted or filled.
That's why I felt you needed to to be aware that your findings aren't totally true.