Steamin McFadden
Member
Looking to try a new enzyme based pre spray, Currently using a nice green product for normal work, and flex (or Grease Eraser) for rat holes.
However I find that sometimes an enzyme pre spay is what I like on certain jobs. Mostly the pet pits with lots of various stains (poo, pee, vomit, dog oils etc.) it seems to help reduce post spotting and deal with mild odors.
In the past I've used powermax , or grease eater to fill this need. Both worked great for the above situation. but running low on the powermax and what to try something new that I can get somewhat local. (I like playing the field when it comes to cleaning products )
So im considering prozyme, I like that it has a moderate ph and no solvents.
wanted to ask those that use it, if it works well on pet stains and mild odor like powermax does? and in general how does it clean compared to powermax, or other enzyme products you may have used?
Also was considering redline powder for a try. but I cant find any distributor of it in my state. BTW, PLEASE don't bother recommending bio break to me, tried it ,,, it sucked .
However I find that sometimes an enzyme pre spay is what I like on certain jobs. Mostly the pet pits with lots of various stains (poo, pee, vomit, dog oils etc.) it seems to help reduce post spotting and deal with mild odors.
In the past I've used powermax , or grease eater to fill this need. Both worked great for the above situation. but running low on the powermax and what to try something new that I can get somewhat local. (I like playing the field when it comes to cleaning products )
So im considering prozyme, I like that it has a moderate ph and no solvents.
wanted to ask those that use it, if it works well on pet stains and mild odor like powermax does? and in general how does it clean compared to powermax, or other enzyme products you may have used?
Also was considering redline powder for a try. but I cant find any distributor of it in my state. BTW, PLEASE don't bother recommending bio break to me, tried it ,,, it sucked .