Once more on presprays

[Old Coastie]

I would be interested in your comparison of different products. I have not tried to purchase any variety, preferring to use what I can buy locally.
So what I use mostly is BioBreak. Only occasionally do I use Flex for the gooey carpets.
Using only household hot water and city pressure, these two products dissolve, clean and rinse predictably and effectively.

What are your go-to products and how do they compare to these that I mentioned?

 

[BIG WOOD]

What happened to you brainstorming on buying a truckmount? Is it too early to derail this thread?

 

[Lee Stockwell]

Have you been marooned on a remote island the last few years?

 

[Jack Zipper Zerkie]

Try a free sample of. carpet details I just cleaned a lot of blood from a pure white carpet. It removed it ALL on first cleaning. I used the truckmount and the water was hot but still removed all of it,. Never liked blood removal before this product .Makes it very easy the first time, Call Jeff 1 800 693 6464 in Utah . jz

 

[Dolly Llama]

Flex powdered pre-spray is a top tier heavy hitter great for any rathole, not just "gooey" ones
If Bio-Break is Bridgepoint's product...it's "OK"

You haven't tried Prochem Extreme yet?
Git sum
and Ultrapac Trafficlean mint


..L.T.A.

 

[hogjowl]

I’ve told this Moron several times what he should use.
He’s too stupid to help.

 

[Old Coastie]

So hurtful.

But I’m not just interested in what people use, I want to know what they’ve tried and why they changed.

 

[hogjowl]

SAIGER is the only one willing to spend that much time
And he’s biased

 

[Jimmy L]

I can not confirm or deny any prespray because I haven't received my sample of that powdered acid rinse from said company.

 

[Lee Stockwell]

Prochem or Saiger at the top.

 

[Nomad74]

I refuse to comment on this thread. Moderators, feel free to delete this comment.

 

[Cleanworks]

So hurtful.

But I’m not just interested in what people use, I want to know what they’ve tried and why they changed.

All of the top tier companies are good. I use Procyon extreme and plus powder mainly because it's non toxic and doesn't foam. Doesn't foam at all. Are you listening Stephen, who uses a portable? Doesn't foam at all. Then code Red for the nasty stuff. Foams a little but is manageable. Portable guys need non foaming products more than tm guys. The carpet details that Jackie uses is also good stuff.

 

[Dolly Llama]

I use Procyon extreme and plus powder mainly because it's non toxic and doesn't foam. Doesn't foam at all. Are you listening Stephen, who uses a portable? Doesn't foam at all.

neither does plain water ...which is about as strong as procyon ....

 

[Cleanworks]

neither does plain water ...which is about as strong as procyon ....

You don't know what your talking about. Once you figure out Procyon, you'll never go back to the foaming, sticky residue leaving products.

 

[hogjowl]

Procyon is a good product
On most things
It does have its limitations

 

[Cleanworks]

Procyon is a good product
On most things
It does have its limitations

That's where the code Red comes in.

 

[Dolly Llama]

Uh huh

lta

 

[hogjowl]

I wouldn’t lie to you Larry
Even if you are just a handyman

 

[Cleanworks]

I wouldn’t lie to you Larry
Even if you are just a handyman

Don't waste your breath. Larry's never heard of pink Floyd.

 

[Dolly Llama]

LTA

 

[Cleanworks]

LTA

That was some great interviews. Always found pink Floyd thought provoking

 

[Hack Attack]

masterblend soil lifter here, as its the best woolsafe product I've tried for 80% my jobs

a knock off of PB from that company that Jimmys sending a sample to for the 20%

@Old Coastie wouldnt something like procyon as mentioned or carpet details be well suited to a porty user?
Not that I've used them, but low foaming and dont need to be kept wet before extracting.
The 2nd can be problem for me when running a porty and not using a HF and trying to get dwell time

 

[Dolly Llama]

rocket surjunz

lta

 

[Cleanworks]

rocket surjunz




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lta

Doesn't work well enough at times. Volatile solvent works better. Nicer to not be needed in the first place.

 

[Mark Saiger]

I would be interested in your comparison of different products. I have not tried to purchase any variety, preferring to use what I can buy locally.
So what I use mostly is BioBreak. Only occasionally do I use Flex for the gooey carpets.
Using only household hot water and city pressure, these two products dissolve, clean and rinse predictably and effectively.

What are your go-to products and how do they compare to these that I mentioned?

If I haven't mentioned it here, We still have free samples available. For 4 of our original products, just go to my webstore and tap on the free sample pics that will take you to a JonDon page which is doing the free samples including free shipping.

www.saigers.com/supplies

For any other free samples of Saiger's or Harvard Chemical products, just reach out to me and I will be happy to get some sent out

 

[scotty747]

I tried the raptor prespray since I was ordering the new prochem rinse and a few other things. Worked great with cold water. Burner wasn't firing and the carpet was clean to begin with. Pretty much the same a flex but cheaper. Code red for anything with organics, coffee, pop, urine etc. Amazon has ultrapac extreme with free shipping. Tried that and it worked great. Just a funny smell that the customers all liked.

 

[Mikey P]

So hurtful.

But I’m not just interested in what people use, I want to know what they’ve tried and why they changed.

I've tried EVERYTHING.

(Except Soap Daddy because he's a prick)

 

[Trip Moses]

I’m sticking with Prochem. Nobody’s picture on the label and you get Legend rewards.

 

[Cleanworks]

I've tried EVERYTHING.

(Except Soap Daddy because he's a prick)

I don't know the Soap Daddy guy but his Pryme Tyme is as good as Power burst. Lot of pricks in this business.

 

[Living The Dream]

Prochem Ultra Pack Extreme is a hard hitter and great for nasty. Code Red is also great and seems to look even better the next day after it drys. The new Prochem rinse has also seemed to improve cleaning, get the sample if you haven't already. We use Bio Break as our everyday.