First day with the NUCLEAN Spotting Stick

Mikey P

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One nice sized job I focused on working with it today. No prescrubing was done so some use on pie tin sized areas were performed where I did not use enough prespray.

Watch the videos



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZySxKZhgKs



Edit-Damn, I need a film crew and phoney customer set up like TMF, I just watched the 1st video and didn't realize I cut it off...that spot came out perfect on the first try...Sorry.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=62e8mJetrss


-Works great, got out everything the SnG didn't.
-One bar will not last for 101 spots like the label says. I'd guess less than 40.
-Rinses far easier than Fels
-I didn't take the cake/bar out before beginning to inspect the size but in this photo you can see it after that one job where I used it about 15 times.
-IMO the price needs to be much lower than $17.95 if they expect repeat customers(consider a bar of Fels cost 2 bucks and will last a month)

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Fels does not have the same solvency/grease/oil eating action as the Clean Stick (that smells a lot like CTI's Pro Solve Gel) but being a cheap ass, I'd be inclined to continue what I've been doing rather than pay that kind of money every two days. Actually I could see going through a whole bar on a five job day of grease pits.


If their pre spray is anything like this stuff (and more affordable) it could be a huge hit!


Lots more to do tomorrow so stay tuned.
 
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Dolly Llama

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is that wool berber?
Nylon maybe??

if olie...you need more than fels or spEEd stick


..l.T.A.
 

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Nylon but she's been using her home Bissell on it making mud.
 

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Citro clean degreaser $8.00 a gal spray bottle no hands and knees and a tennis shoe takes 99 percent of problem areas out. I guess fels is cheaper just takes to long to get down and funky and this rinse way easier
 

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I've been made aware that the 101 refers to TYPES of stains not amount of uses...


maybe if I get all 101 of them cleaned in under 24 hours I'll win a prize..:winky:
 
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At that cost It would have to take out something that Fels didn't to be worth it. I do like the packaging. Thanks for the video.
 

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A 12 pack for $10 is a good buy no matter what beer you're drinking......oh wait, wrong 12 pack.
 

hogjowl

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Larry:

Fels works wonderfully on olefin.

Mikey:
You really need to liquify that Fels dude.
 

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had one today that after prespraying with 40 vol then Redline/ Percarbonate and HOSSing some pet stained areas were still dark so in honor of Pigdick I shaved off about a 1/4 inch of the NUCLEAN stick into my 2 qt pump up with mega hot water and POW!


gone!
 
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I am going to have to try the FELS liquified like you said. That stick looks cool but the price per spot is to steep like you said.
 

Mikey P

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the Fel's cake action is hard enough to rinse, does liquifying it cause it to rinse easier or worse?
 

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I wonder if they ever thought of putting deodorant in one of those? I could see where it would work well for under you arms. :headbang:
 

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$18.00 bucks....a stick?
In my best Andrew Dice voice "Unnn F*cking Believable....get outta here with that!"

Great idea but no way would I buy it at that price, how about $18.00 for a case of 12?
 

hogjowl

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Yes, liquifying Fels does seem to make it rinse easier.

And, try mixing it with 20 volume on pet stains.
 

Mikey P

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day four and I got to say, the WonderBAR kicks ass!


it really does get A LOT of stains out just like that. POW! GONE!!


but for $18 I'll stick with the 40 vol, Fels, Pro Solve 3 step option.


For $10 if I buy a dozen maybe,Id have to be a Nazi about it and hound my chimps not to over use it or leave em behind..


but I'd buy it by the truck load if it cost $5.99
 
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day four and I got to say, the WonderBAR kicks ass!


it really does get A LOT of stains out just like that. POW! GONE!!


but for $18 I'll stick with the 40 vol, Fels, Pro Solve 3 step option.


For $10 if I buy a dozen maybe,Id have to be a Nazi about it and hound my chimps not to over use it or leave em behind..


but I'd buy it by the truck load if it cost $5.99

Mikey,

Did you get any samples of the prespray? If it's the same mix as the stick should be able to mix a strong dilution of the prespray for spotting, or have no post spotting at all.


Ezra
 

Mikey P

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yes I did.

The stick continues to impress us. It's much like Fels with a 40 vol boots, just quicker and rinses far easier.




Too early to tell on the prespray but so far it's doing what our other presprays do...
 

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The pricing on the sticks is changing, I think 12-13 for one stick and if you buy a case(?) the price should be 6-8 bucks. Mike, how much of the prespray are you putting in a hydro.
 

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It's not possible for it to rinse easier than liquid Fels, unless it rinses before you put it down.
 

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