Need a NEW prespray

[Lyman]

My good friend erik at nuclean is not making prespray any more. I have been using his brutus for 5 years. I never had a call back related to prespray issues. I need a all in one prespray, enzymes, citrus and some sort of surfactants and some oxygen. I do not like bending over post spotting. Give me your personel thoughts on products. All carpets gets sprayed, crb and rinsed.

 

[D Luke]

Brutus was awesome when I tried it, but it plugged up my spray jets bad so I quit using it.

Not many true magic bullets out there when it comes to soiling AND spots and stains, but based on my use of it I think that was one. Green label Zone Perfect was as well but I can't get that anymore either.

 

[Bob Pruitt]

I think Mark's new Red formula has all those ingredients. You might ask him.
I like adding this or that ...depending on what I'm looking at.

 

[Mikey P]

Did Erik finnaly run out of Dirty Jobs laundry detergent?

I've yet to to try a bad powdered prespray.

 

[Cleanworks]

Try Procyon extreme

 

[Kurt Paulus]

Saiger Sauce

 

[BIG WOOD]

I went through 15 gallons of Saiger sauce, and it did a wonderful job. Just make sure to have some butyl additive when you attack neglected polyester.

I'm also playing with Cobb's powermax currently. It's doing a great job so far. I've only went through the first 6.5lbs. Price is the leader right now with this product.

 

[Larry Cobb]

Thanks for doing the testing, Matt.

It does take some time to do it correctly.

I have a spreadsheet with all of our Presprays down to the cost per gallon.

PowerMax was in the ~62 cent per gallon range @ 4oz./gallon.
It has Oxidizer, Citrus-Solv & Enyzme already built-in.

Surprisingly, it was not the lowest cost when comparing both liquids and powders.

Our Preconditioner Conc. came in with the lowest cost per gallon in the ~50 cent per gallon range. It has plenty of solvent,
the oxidizer would have to be added since it is a liquid.

Manufacturing Solutions for the Cleaning Industry


http://www.cobbcarpet.com/zen/index...arch_in_description=1&keyword=DCPM45+or+DCPC5

 

[dealtimeman]

I would have you try powermax and try saiger sauce.

There is also one other that we are trying currently that really like made by a company called ******* I believe. I will check the name of it and report back.

 

[Nate The Great]

Isn't it Nuline? @AshleyMckendree prespray?

 

[GeeeAus]

Rotovac OxiZyme here.

Board sponsor product too.

 

[GreenTechAgain]

Rotovac Oxy-Enzyme.

MB special pricing, $140, 8lb bottles, delivered.

I would say it is good as Brutus without the 2 part hassle (when I tried it) and much less expensive.

 

[dealtimeman]

Isn't it Nuline? @AshleyMckendree prespray?

NO!!!

Her is a link

http://pro*******.com

Everything we have used from this company has worked beyond expectation. Just be careful with their deodorants as they are really strong.

 

[Spurlington]

Bio Break works awesome !!

 

[Nate The Great]

NO!!!

Her is a link

http://pro*******.com

Everything we have used from this company has worked beyond expectation. Just be careful with their deodorants as they are really strong.

Does Daddy Cobb make they're Deodorizers?!?









Easy, take it easy... It's just a joke...

I'll look into them, Thanks Humid!

 

[dekeil]

Magic wand
Grease eater

• pH of 10 neutralizes the pH faster.
• • Surfactants loosens up the dirt quickly.
  • Citrus (delimonene) dissolves oil based stains like grease and oil. Helps break the oily bond associated with Polyster, Olefin (see aVideo), Triexta and Nylon.
  • Oxygen (hydrogen peroxide) makes organic stains like coffee and urine just disappear.
  • Organic salt conducts the heat evenly throughout the Grease Eater and your solution for even and stronger cleaning.
  • Enzymes (natural) are grown specifically for Grease Eater. These enzymes are not "lab made" like competitors. These enzymes, that can also be called beneficial bacteria, dissolve protein based stains and odors.
  • Great fragrance (not just a scent but a perfume) makes it pleasant for you and your customer.
  • Crystallizers help you and your customer keep the carpet cleaner than water or using other popular chemicals.
  .53 cents to make RTU greet price
  
  
• use Grease Eater for pet urine and pet odor. You know that stale odor from a dog sitting in one area all the time? Grease Eater is fantastic to break it up. We pre-spray with Grease Eater and even in the extreme jobs were there is piddle all over the place, we don't need to individually treat each spo

 

[clean image]

We use new line. I believe it's made her in Orlando

 

[Jim Williams]

Cobb's Powermax is great. Pretty economical too. Because I'm now sensitive to chemicals I try to stick with Procyon boosted with powdered peroxide, but if you're not sensitive Powermax will do everything you need it to.

 

[Larry Cobb]

Jim;

Our StainResist Powder is a 9.5 pH detergent with slight amount of oxidizer.

It should do most of what the PowerMax does,

minus any potential irritation from the enzyme & citrus solvent.

http://www.cobbcarpet.com/zen/index..._in_description=1&keyword=Stainresist+Powder+

 

[Goomer]

I need a all in one prespray, enzymes, citrus and some sort of surfactants and some oxygen.

Based on your specific criteria, Cobbs Powermax would be the one to try.

Order some of his quart spotters also.

Like Larry or not, most would agree that he has some stellar, economical products.

 

[Lyman]

One of the mb sponsors is sending me something to try, one(rotovac) knew nothing of a mb special and was going to call me back. Well maybe next week................

 

[GeeeAus]

Nick amd Chuck will honour it.
They always do.

 

[Lyman]

Who ever answer the phone on friday at 4.00 thought I had four heads and was on crack.

 

[dealtimeman]

Call larry and order a 6.5 tub and see if you like it.

 

[Lee Stockwell]

Still love Saiger1.

 

[Larry Cobb]

Based on your specific criteria, Cobbs Powermax would be the one to try.

Order some of his quart spotters also.

Like Larry or not, most would agree that he has some stellar, economical products.

 

[Mikey P]

Larry sent Scruz crew something Green to test


They said it makes Flex work even better as a booster


What was it Larry?

 

[dealtimeman]

His green biorenewable solvent Prespray.

http://www.cobbcarpet.com/zen/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=65&products_id=5344

I suggest Mikey not try it as it does have a strong frangrance.

 

[Larry Cobb]

Larry sent Scruz crew something Green to test

They said it makes Flex work even better as a booster

What was it Larry?

Not sure. We have been sampling Fruit Solv Booster & CitraGreen prespray.

Fruit Solv is a biorenewable product containing fruit components,

to tailor the prespray to achieve ideal oil removal properties.

CitraGreen biorenewable prespray is ideal for cleaning oil-attracting fibers like the new poly (& olefin)

It also has a healthy portion of d'limonene to help clean & deodorize.

 

[Lyman]

Well I finally got ahold of some one at rotovac. I have two jugs of oxy enzyme and a new 360 i with the brush head heading my way. I got a awesome deal, i think. Another tool added to the truck. Nate was the salesman, and very nice on the phone. Now i need some helpful hints on running a 360i with brush head.....