Prochem vs Magic Wand

[Ray Burnfield]

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The time it takes to scrub will also double as a dwell period.

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Gotta work the product into the fibers to really get them clean

 

[Lars]

That powder sounds very effective opposed to 16 oz... Plus 16oz of prochem will add up quickly

 

[Jimmy L]

Prochems powerburst is the bomb.

I'd cut that dilution in half for both products.

 

[Art Kelley]

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The Magic Wand product is packaged in a 30 lb. pail that I paid $206 for. 30 lbs is 480 ozs. So it's 43 cents per ounce or 43 cents per RTU gallon.
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It's probably better than that. If a gallon jug of the powder weighs 6# then it costs 41.20/jug and 32 cents per RTU gallon.

 

[hogjowl]

I've talked to suppliers about this issue over the years and they always say that they TRY to concentrate their products but carpet cleaners won't buy them. Insinuating that we are too stupid to do the math and that we always think a higher mix ratio means a better product. That may be true of many cleaners. I can see how TCS in Atlanta may have trouble selling concentrated chemicals in the apartment hack market of theirs. I just get insulted whenever I see this tactic being used, and wanted to vent.

 

[Mikey P]

Im surprised Cobb doesn't sell his stuff 1 to 1..

 

[Desk Jockey]

Its doesn't make sense but you are right. Too many look at the cost per gallon but not at the RTU cost per gallon.

Insinuating that we are too stupid to do the math

Yes if you are capable of doing the ciphering then you really shouldn't be a carpet cleaner.

 

[Desk Jockey]

Im surprised Cobb doesn't sell his stuff 1 to 1..

and dilute his sales of RTU to his cleaning specialists?

 

[John Olson]

Marty to compare apples to apples you need to use Powerstrike not heavy artillery. Heavy Artillery is a kick butt product but costly. Comparing a liquid against a powder price wise isn't fair to either product. When you call and order your 2 jet swivel head PMF stair tool and glide I will send you at no charge a jar of Powerstrike and compare the two.

 

[Nate The Great]

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Marty to compare apples to apples you need to use Powerstrike not heavy artillery. Heavy Artillery is a kick butt product but costly. Comparing a liquid against a powder price wise isn't fair to either product. When you call and order your 2 jet swivel head PMF stair tool and glide I will send you at no charge a jar of Powerstrike and compare the two.

Powerstrike is a good cleaner, but don't use it in a Retirement home.... I did and that stuff has a strong chemical smell to it.... I still want to try Flex w/citrus but no one stocks it locally... I can get it shipped from another island if they have it in stock.... I wonder how bad the smell is...

 

[Mikey P]

the lightest of orangie freshness.

 

[Dolly Llama]

I wonder how bad the smell is

not bad at all Nate

You'll love it too.
One of the very few sledgehammers comparable to Prochem Power Burst

They hit a home run with Flex

..L.T.A.

 

[jcooper]

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Marty to compare apples to apples you need to use Powerstrike not heavy artillery. Heavy Artillery is a kick butt product but costly.

I won some powerstrike on here a while back. Works very well, has some pretty bad ingredients in it, but so do most high power pre sprays.

Tried the Heavy Artillery and it also worked well.

Liquids just seem to take up too much space, cases laying around just for a months worth of work. A 45 pound tub(of powder) seems to last forever!

 

[hogjowl]

I won some powerstrike on here a while back. Works very well, has some pretty bad ingredients in it, but so do most high power pre sprays.

Tried the Heavy Artillery and it also worked well.

Liquids just seem to take up too much space, cases laying around just for a months worth of work. A 45 pound tub(of powder) seems to last forever!

And your RTU price is always much lower.