Judson O2 system
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Charlie Lyman
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Charlie Lyman
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It means this thread will have a million opinions.
Mikey P
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You're close enough that the shipping costs will allow you to financially benefit from using SlopNGobble. Great product.
DD 12 and Quatalot are excellent too.
DD 12 and Quatalot are excellent too.
hogjowl
Idiot™
If I lived close enough to Judson's that I could stop by and pick up a gallon or two and not pay shipping, I would certainly do so, because their products are outstanding. (I didn't really like Slop and Gobble all that much, but the other stuff is great.)
It's not as cost saving as PowerMax from Cobb's though, and PowerMax works just a good.
It's not as cost saving as PowerMax from Cobb's though, and PowerMax works just a good.
Desk Jockey
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Dolly Llama
Number 5
you should try some.
do some side by side evaluations against your current best
it's the only way to know
as far as "cost savings", don't go by their dilution ratio ..it's silly low ...an eye dropper full of liquid or thimble full of powder in gal of water, ain't gonna get it on anything but clean carpets
anyone that says different doesn't know how clean carpets can get....period
regarding cost savings in general, your focus should be on what cleans "best" first , cost is well down on the list
..L.T.A.
hogjowl
Idiot™
The O2, Hot Sauce and the rinse can all be diluted by label recommendations, and they will work quite well. It's the Slop and Gobble that I found needed a stronger dilution. However, I never saw the need for S&G anyway. I loved the O2.
Dolly Llama
Number 5
do side by side evaluations, Don
I'm confident you'll discover Marty don't know sheeit about chems
you'll also find most all Jud faithful use Slop n Gobble much more than 02 they used to rave about.(before S&G)
Why?..simply cause it cleans better
but don't take my word for it, and certainly DON'T take Marty's
find out for yourself by doing side by side evals on several types of carpet and soil loads
..L.T.A.
I'm confident you'll discover Marty don't know sheeit about chems
you'll also find most all Jud faithful use Slop n Gobble much more than 02 they used to rave about.(before S&G)
Why?..simply cause it cleans better
but don't take my word for it, and certainly DON'T take Marty's
find out for yourself by doing side by side evals on several types of carpet and soil loads
..L.T.A.
hogjowl
Idiot™
Yes, I agree. Side by side testing is the only way to know for sure about anything.
Except that Larry is an apartment hack. You can discover that simply by reading his DAPs.
Except that Larry is an apartment hack. You can discover that simply by reading his DAPs.
Jim Martin
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If your really looking for the best bang for your buck...Cobb's powermax is the best stuff out there..........
If he leaves it alone and keeps the old stuff mixed consistent...you will be using less spotters....because it will cut threw a lot of things we run into....
clients love the smell of the old stuff...it mixes...cleans...and rinses out great....
between his stain solve...powermax.and a Fels Naptha bar...it makes your job eaiser.......................
If he leaves it alone and keeps the old stuff mixed consistent...you will be using less spotters....because it will cut threw a lot of things we run into....
clients love the smell of the old stuff...it mixes...cleans...and rinses out great....
between his stain solve...powermax.and a Fels Naptha bar...it makes your job eaiser.......................
Dolly Llama
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Bjorn
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you could give Joe b r i s t o r's soils and oils a try.
hogjowl
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Yes ... PowerMax.
Mikey P
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Oh jesus...
Poor Les.
Foster will be bugging him all night now.
Poor Les.
Foster will be bugging him all night now.
bob vawter
Grassy Knoller
i cleaned for forty years..........DD12 was my best find ever....thanks Les...he gave me the damn stuff !
PLUS he gave me a big assed 47 blower for free...good guy!
PLUS he gave me a big assed 47 blower for free...good guy!
Dolly Llama
Number 5
Slop 'n Gobble is an excellent pre-spray
at dollar for dollar dilution rates RTU, it's every bit as good as Cobblet's Powermax
Too close to call one better than the other
Cobby's suggested dilution rates are ridiculously high
Jud's are way low
they're equal dollar for dollar at effective dilution rates though
..L.T.A.
hogjowl
Idiot™
Take a side dimwit!
Dolly Llama
Number 5
I did, you cueball
PM and S&G excellent.....02 ain't
I use Powerburst or Flex and Ultrapac
cause nothing's better than those
but i wouldn't expect YOU to know that
..L.T.A.
hogjowl
Idiot™
I use Flex with Citrus on grease ... like in restaurants, but for daily residential cleaning I like PM.
Russ T.
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Ordered Powermax for the first time a couple weeks ago. Got the 45 lb pail so I could put it through its paces.
It's excellent. Seriously.
Not sure if the smell has been tamed down or what but I'm not sure what the complaints are about??? I don't see "fruit slice" anywhere on the bucket.
I've been putting in @ 12 ounces to my Hydroforce. The new HF actually only seems to hold @ 4 qts due to the design of the new jug.
It's excellent. Seriously.
Not sure if the smell has been tamed down or what but I'm not sure what the complaints are about??? I don't see "fruit slice" anywhere on the bucket.
I've been putting in @ 12 ounces to my Hydroforce. The new HF actually only seems to hold @ 4 qts due to the design of the new jug.
Bjorn
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make sure you get the power maz with the cat turds in it
Mikey P
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Lordy...lol
Russ T.
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Xtra cat turds please.
Dan
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After reading this thread you'll realize that to this point all good pre sprays have been named. Pick one of them and you'll like.
Goomer
Member
I wouldn't consider my prespray preference to be something that will ever be considered "finalized".
I think I would be doing myself a disservice to settle on one product exclusively, and stop checking out any others until I feel I have tried the great majority of what's out there, and will still always want to check out any new products that create a stir.
I'm riding the Grease Eraser wagon now, but I still try to slip in a random tub of XYZ whenever I get a chance.
I think it is important to test products in each owns individual conditions.
Everyones market conditions are different.
Everyones native water chemistry is different.
Every area has different dominant soil composition.
Any product considered the shiznit by one, will inevitably be considered crap by someone else, and the truth is, they will both be right, because each ones conditions are unique unto themselves.
I think I would be doing myself a disservice to settle on one product exclusively, and stop checking out any others until I feel I have tried the great majority of what's out there, and will still always want to check out any new products that create a stir.
I'm riding the Grease Eraser wagon now, but I still try to slip in a random tub of XYZ whenever I get a chance.
I think it is important to test products in each owns individual conditions.
Everyones market conditions are different.
Everyones native water chemistry is different.
Every area has different dominant soil composition.
Any product considered the shiznit by one, will inevitably be considered crap by someone else, and the truth is, they will both be right, because each ones conditions are unique unto themselves.
O2 is Great but it's a pain in the ass to rinse out. Very useful if your not into production cleaning.
I use it for upholstery only now and have switched to the Slop n Gobble system for fiber n Tile
Shawn sent me some emulsifier to test and see if it will rinse the O2 effectively.
After seeing what happens when you don't rinse O2 well, I have been to scared to try it : )
I use it for upholstery only now and have switched to the Slop n Gobble system for fiber n Tile
Shawn sent me some emulsifier to test and see if it will rinse the O2 effectively.
After seeing what happens when you don't rinse O2 well, I have been to scared to try it : )
