what do you guys think about dry slurry?

[juniorc82]

I bought a jar of dry slurry and have been using it at about .75 ounces per 5 gallons and it seems to do pretty well. I have heard many that swear by it and many who hate it. whats your take on dry slurry

 

[Josh Adler]

I grew up using this product with my pops....since then ive experimented with other products...theres better out there but Dry Slurry still gets the job done

 

[Desk Jockey]

It use to be our primary TM solution, works great dissolves well.

 

[Dolly Llama]

funny you should mention Dry Slurry.

I just bought a 40 pound (?) pail of it to try.
I've grown tired of the smell of Heat Wave

One thing I found over the years with Prochem's hooches..in general, they're consistent from batch to batch as well as very good efficacy wise ..... with few stinkers in the whole line .
I don't figure Dry Slurry will be an exception


..L.T.A.

 

[daniel@procarpet]

Dry Slurry is all I use for the most part. 4 scoops in a 5 gallon jug makes my concentrate. So a bucket lasts forever. It mixes easy and performs well. I have tried a few other brands (DSC and Chemspec) and the Dry Slurry is simply better.

 

[joey895]

l keep dry slurry on the truck and chemmeisters action extraction for when I need something on the acid side. I got away from the slurry for a while but I'm back with it, I couldn't find anything better.

Oh yeah I mix it at only half the recommended dilution except on the nastiest of the nasties.

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[tman7]

Dry Slurry Good. Genicare's Clean-it better!

 

[XTREME1]

High Ph and if you don't agitate and do not really care about Ph(alot of guys don't) it works great. I prefer to overwork and rinse with a lower Ph

 

[joeynbgky]

Greg let me ask you this.......... If you are doing alot of nasty aprtments with lots of stains.... alcohol, throw up you name it........ If you pre-spray with a good PREspray, would you use an acid rinse or dry slurry.. I always use an acid rinse... only because i am affraid of wickbacks on these units......... Would it hurt to use dry slurry and not worry about wick backs? It would make my life a little easier.

 

[XTREME1]

I don't carry anyother rinses. I have a pretty standard operating procedure, Pile liuft and vac if needed on a nasty, prespray, prescrub and extract rinsing with an acid. If I have to prespray and wand certain areas again I do but rarely. I haven't used many spotters in the last couple years

 

[MicahR]

Dry Slurry has been around forever.

Great stuff but I've found that Heatwave works better. Consider it the next generation of dry slurry.

It has a higher cloud point so it stable under hotter temps.

I quit using dry slurry after I tried Heat Wave.

 

[The Magician]

Heat wave is making me allergic to it.

 

[idreadnought]

good product imo, horrible company that believes they are the cats meow of companies and treats suppliers like dog doo

 

[Mikey P]

Our rinse of choice in the Pits.