I have another question...

[Greg Cole]

If money was no object on the chemicals that you would use for carpet cleaning:
Which would/ or do you use? brand and chemical name?

 

[Mikey P]

Here are some premium chems for sale at ridiculously low prices

http://www.cleaningclassifieds.com/

 

[Greg Cole]

Here are some premium chems for sale at ridiculously low prices

http://www.cleaningclassifieds.com/

Not wanting a sales pitch Mike! lol Really want to know which products these guys like - quality wise.

 

[Mikey P]

And I answered your question. Those are great prices on great chems.

No one company makes a line that would offer all you need.

On our trucks we have products from:
Bridgepoint
Chemspec
Prochem
Cobbs
Masterblend
CTI
Magic Wand
Stone Pro
Home Depot
Costco
Salleys
And others..

 

[Greg Cole]

And I answered your question. Those are great prices on great chems.

No one company makes a line that would offer all you need.

On our trucks we have products from:
Bridgepoint
Chemspec
Prochem
Cobbs
Masterblend
CTI
Magic Wand
Stone Pro
Home Depot
Costco
Salleys
And others..

I'm looking for specific product- like what s the absolute best traffic lane cleaner? or the absolute best detergent. i'm not concerend about the affordability- I'm concerned about the quality of the product.

 

[Desk Jockey]

I'm looking for specific product- like what s the absolute best traffic lane cleaner? or the absolute best detergent. i'm not concerend about the affordability- I'm concerned about the quality of the product.

Don't be fooled into believing there is some silver bullet.

Any of the major brands. We've had good luck with them all.

 

[Mikey P]

Will your guy be mechanically aggitating his prespray?
What type of soil is in his area?
How hot and powerful is his truckmount?
How dirty is his target base?
Does he have a rotary extractor?
Are there any odors or ingredients he wants to avoid?

 

[Shane Deubell]

Honestly whatever interlink or jondon carries is fine with me. I dont see this huge difference, think its boredom more then anything.

 

[hogjowl]

I ran up on an ad by Magic Wand on here the other day and bought a $75 tub of their Grease - something or another- product.

Man, to say I am pleasantly surprised would be a serious understatement.

 

[Ralph Pastorelli]

I have been using Flex with citrus on nasty restaurants or rentals but tried Chemiesters Grease eraser un boosted today on a monthly diner I clean and felt it did a better job than Flex

 

[hogjowl]

Yeah, I have two cases of Flex with citrus.

I can see how you'd be happy with it.

 

[Russ T.]

I have been using Flex with citrus on nasty restaurants or rentals but tried Chemiesters Grease eraser un boosted today on a monthly diner I clean and felt it did a better job than Flex

Sometimes it helps to switch it up from time to time on recurring jobs. Not sure exactly why, just my experience.

Switch back to Flex next time and you might be surprised.

 

[Lee Stockwell]

Traffic lanes are all different, both in soil and other environmental issues.

Thus it makes me smile when "what is the best traffic lane cleaner?" is the repeated question.

General Tire's main conference room in Mayfield KY, : carbon black and banberry machine rubber powder.

Kenlake Foods offices in Murray KY, : various koolaid type residue, oil from nut packaging

Taplogic ag services, Murray Paving, Vanderbilt Chemical, Murray State, employees of each, all have "Traffic Lanes".

None are the same. From experience I've found that each "lock" requires a different "key" to unlock it.

 

[Nate The Great]

I'd go with Prochem..... But in all honesty, if money was no object, I wouldn't be cleaning..........

 

[Ralph Pastorelli]

[Qbasically said ogjowl, post: 4351073, member: 40877"]Yeah, I have two cases of Flex with citrus.

I can see how you'd be happy with it.[/QUOTE]
I basicly said I have not been happy with it hog man so I tried something else .

 

[Goomer]

Man, to say I am pleasantly surprised would be a serious understatement.

Any product that leaves Marty "pleasantly" anything, must be damn good.

 

[hogjowl]

[Qbasically said ogjowl, post: 4351073, member: 40877"]Yeah, I have two cases of Flex with citrus.

I can see how you'd be happy with it.

I basicly said I have not been happy with it hog man so I tried something else .[/QUOTE]
Sorry, Ralphie. I have a habit of skip reading your DAPs.

 

[hogjowl]

Any product that leaves Marty "pleasantly" anything, must be damn good.

LOL

 

[Ralph Pastorelli]

So did you like the Grease Eater better than Flex? What works for some might not for others with so many different types of soil around the country.

 

[Desk Jockey]

Ralph, you can't go by what Porkchop uses. He changes products like he does underwear. Every so often and only because someone makes him.

 

[hogjowl]

Ralph, you can't go by what Porkchop uses. He changes products like he does underwear. Every so often and only because someone makes him.

Now that is simply not true. I changed to PowerMax because my idol christened it JMA and I am only THINKING about changing to Grease Eater only because it SEEMS (at this early point) to outclean PM. Time will tell.

 

[Mikey P]

http://www.magicwandcompany.com/Best-Carpet-Cleaning-Chemical-p/greaseeater.htm


What do you like about it?

 

[hogjowl]

It cleans reel guud.

DUH!

 

[Desk Jockey]

Now that is simply not true. I changed to PowerMax because my idol christened it JMA and I am only THINKING about changing to Grease Eater only because it SEEMS (at this early point) to outclean PM. Time will tell.

I stand corrected!

He changes his underwear less frequently than he changes his chems!

 

[Ralph Pastorelli]

Hey Marty show us some before and after pictures using Grease Eater.

 

[hogjowl]

Buy a pail and figure it out for yourself.

Idiot.