Prespray replacement advice

[John Downey]

Good afternoon, Mikey's Boarders.

I've been using two presprays the past 17 years, one is a deodorizing prespray, the other a "green" prespray that used to be sold as DFC (Detergent Free Cleaning) by Chemspec and more recently as One Earth (by Legend?). Anyway, the DFC has been discontinued so I am looking for a replacement product. What I liked about DFC: no fragrance, no conventional detergent (active ingredients were food-grade products, in layman's terms: salt, baking soda, citric acid). Something similar would be great, but at a minimum it must be fragrance free and environmentally safe. Suggestions?

Also while I'm at it, best prespray products to use on polyester/triexta?

Thanks!

 

[Hack Attack]

I use Bridgepoints CleanFree as my detergent free option, but Procyon, Green Dragon look similar

 

[Donwand]

I recommend Procyon.

 

[Cleanworks]

I would recommend Procyon as well. I use their liquid Extreme as my prespray and their plus powder as my rinse. No odor, fairly effective, no residue to speak of and non toxic.

 

[Mr Brightside]

we use clean free, it is good to go but doesn't work as well on heavily soiled areas as well as others. check out hydramaster they have hydrafree

 

[The Great Oz]

Procyon is a good next-to nothing product. HydraMaster's Polybreak makes polyester cleaning a non-issue.

 

[Mikey P]

Good afternoon, Mikey's Boarders.

I've been using two presprays the past 17 years, one is a deodorizing prespray, the other a "green" prespray that used to be sold as DFC (Detergent Free Cleaning) by Chemspec and more recently as One Earth (by Legend?). Anyway, the DFC has been discontinued so I am looking for a replacement product. What I liked about DFC: no fragrance, no conventional detergent (active ingredients were food-grade products, in layman's terms: salt, baking soda, citric acid). Something similar would be great, but at a minimum it must be fragrance free and environmentally safe. Suggestions?

Also while I'm at it, best prespray products to use on polyester/triexta?

Thanks!

Hey John!

Try this..

Saiger's Sauce 1 Free & Clear Pre‑Spray

Saiger’s Sauce Free & Clear has all the same great cleaning power as Saiger’s Sauce 1, but it’s free of any dyes or fragrances that can irritate sensitive individuals. This hypoallergenic pre-spray is also VOC-compliant in all 50 states.

www.jondon.com

 

[Mark Saiger]

Hey John!

Try this..

Saiger's Sauce 1 Free & Clear Pre‑Spray

Saiger’s Sauce Free & Clear has all the same great cleaning power as Saiger’s Sauce 1, but it’s free of any dyes or fragrances that can irritate sensitive individuals. This hypoallergenic pre-spray is also VOC-compliant in all 50 states.

www.jondon.com

Another option might be our Saiger's Sauce 10 Below. It's a 9.5 pH. It's odorless and can also help remove odors without the use of perfumes.

Thanks @MikeyP for the reccomendation.

I also have a YouTube video or 2 using the product and a promo video about it.

 

[SamIam]

I've used all the above love procyon plus.

But saigers free cleans better also code red.

Why because they both dont have a no fragrance.

At least not one a sensitive person might freak out over.

I ve used them and customer love the results.


Also green dragon and carbonated cleaning solutions are great.

Cobbs green cleaner is scented, trashed green strong scent.

Green is great, fragrance is what scares people.

 

[SamIam]

But I've had chain smokers complain about being chemically sensitive too.

Cough

 

[Living The Dream]

I've had great luck with Saiger's Free and Clear. This may also be an option.

 

[John Downey]

Thanks everyone for the great suggestions! If it was a horse race, Saiger's Sauce 1 Free & Clear made an impressive stretch run, edging Procyon by a nose. I'll try both though as well as Hydramaster Polybreak. I HATE polyester but it's not going away anytime soon!

 

[SamIam]

Thanks everyone for the great suggestions! If it was a horse race, Saiger's Sauce 1 Free & Clear made an impressive stretch run, edging Procyon by a nose. I'll try both though as well as Hydramaster Polybreak. I HATE polyester but it's not going away anytime soon!

No it's not