Two enzyme pre-sprays. Both work well.
Bio Break sez keep temp below 150. Brief exposure to high temps in Hydro-force will not affect performance, but I use a Multi-Sprayer.
Pro-Zyme sez mix with hot water. (Didn't Pro-Zyme used to say as hot as possible?)
I've mixed a lot of Pro-Zyme at 240+. It's a hassle to cool down the machine to 150 to mix Bio Break.
Do they use different enzymes?
Ps: Bio Break with Citrus Solv throws a foam tantrum with a scoop of s.p., which is surprising, cuz delim usually stops the volcano.
Bio Break sez keep temp below 150. Brief exposure to high temps in Hydro-force will not affect performance, but I use a Multi-Sprayer.
Pro-Zyme sez mix with hot water. (Didn't Pro-Zyme used to say as hot as possible?)
I've mixed a lot of Pro-Zyme at 240+. It's a hassle to cool down the machine to 150 to mix Bio Break.
Do they use different enzymes?
Ps: Bio Break with Citrus Solv throws a foam tantrum with a scoop of s.p., which is surprising, cuz delim usually stops the volcano.
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