Procyon - Extreme! Carpet Cleaner

[Scott S.]

Used as per directed, and just tap water as the rinse.
used as a greasy restaurant.

 

[Scott S.]

and incase you missed it, here is a clip of the Procyon Plus powder - just soft water as the rinse. i'll edit this video later to include the directions and show the big ass scoop that they fit into this small jar. haha.

 

[Scott S.]

I'll be doing better videos on the Procyon as I get more time and places where I can really use it

 

[hogjowl]

Don't go to a whole lot of trouble on our behalf.

Please!

 

[Scott S.]

Don't go to a whole lot of trouble on our behalf.

Please!

 

[Scott S.]

What do you guys like better the liquid or the powder and why??

 

[Total_Rookie]

Don't get it on wood floors or any metal. Other than that it works good. Liquid is stronger but they both clean very well.

 

[hogjowl]

Don't get it on wood floors or any metal. Other than that it works good. Liquid is stronger but they both clean very well.

I've been over spraying it onto adjacent wood floors for years with no adverse side effects, and it gets all over my wands all the time.

I wonder where you people come up with things sometimes?

 

[Todd Millar]

I agree with Marty, I have over sprayed onto wood and there were no problems. I just wipe up my over spray right away .

 

[Scott S.]

I agree with Marty, I have over sprayed onto wood and there were no problems. I just wipe up my over spray right away .

what happens if you leave it to dry?

 

[Todd Millar]

It turns white and can discolor the wood and dull its finish. It does not matter what prespray you use you should always wipe up over spray on hardwoods right away . I have always done this and never had any issues with any prespray. Sometime its the little details that you do that make life a lot simpler and easier.

 

[hogjowl]

That's my point. All pre sprays will do that. So wipe up your mess.

I mean, DUH!

 

[Scott S.]

if wood is finished with a wax it can do that no matter the prespray. but if its polyurethane i dont see how it would do that unless the prespray was caustic and i highly doubt that. (i used to refinish hardwood floors)

 

[Doug Rice]

If, If it is TSP like some have said it is used to kill gloss and to clean walls before painting. I am not a chemist so I will let the experts jump into this discussion.

 

[Scott S.]

TSP SDS Sheet : Incase you dont know what TSP stands for, Its Trisodium phosphate
http://greenhouse.ucdavis.edu/pest/fmsds/Trisodium phosphate.pdf

Procyon SDS Sheet: https://soapfreeprocyon.com/pdf/1b.pdf

 

[Doug Rice]

They seem to be very different, I stand corrected. I'm Wrong - boy my wife would love to see this.

 

[Jimmy L]

Water softner

 

[Scott S.]

Water softner

Duck

 

[Total_Rookie]

I've been over spraying it onto adjacent wood floors for years with no adverse side effects, and it gets all over my wands all the time.

I wonder where you people come up with things sometimes?

Is your wand made out of aluminum pork chop? And stop spraying on the adjacent would floors would ya'