What do you know about Fab Pro?

[Mikey P]

personally never used any of their stuff but I got a call today inquiring about them attending the Fest..

 

[John Watson]

Re: Waht do you know about Fab Pro

All formulations are made by Dr Aziz Udella (sorry about the spelling) The same maker of Oxy Blaster and some stuff for Magic blend I think, I believe he used to be Service Masters main chemist or something.

 

[Brian R]

Re: Waht do you know about Fab Pro

Isn't that the buffed guy with the long hair on all those romance novels....not that I've ever seen a romance novel or anything.

 

[jstucky]

I have personally tried many of their products.

We have ordered from Hesco, where we get quite a bit of stuff that we sell at our sweeper store.

It's been a while but the Pre-Spray and detergent was actually pretty good.
I used the Enzyme powder when I first got into Restaurants. Actually worked great.

I use the deodorizer regularly.

The protector I thought got flaky or just kinda weird when it sat over time in van.


Pretty good stuff tho.

 

[Ken Snow]

Last name is Ullah and he was the senior chemist at Chemspec and left during the first buyout.

 

[Desk Jockey]

Ken beat me to it. We use to talk to him when we were using Chemspec and our main line. Very helpful, nice guy.

 

[Jimmy L]

:shock:

 

[Jim Pemberton]

Since Joe Domin was the innovative mind behind some of Prochem's best products, I could see why you'd assume that Jimmy.

Take it from some one who went from bleeding Prochem Blue to Sapphire Blue, there is only one product that has Prochem type philosophy in it's formula. There is a stronger Unsmoke (now ProRestore) similarity in the deodorizers though.

 

[Contemporary Carpet Clean]

Fab Pro's products work great....They used to be cheaper than Chemspec and work just as good if not better. We have used there products for years. We now use some products made by Matrix....Jon Dons line of chems. They work great too and have reasonable prices too.

Fab Pro's Enzymatic Pre-Spray works great.....it got alot of greasy spoons cleaned that I thought were doomed!

Ken is right about Ullah working for Chemspec in the past.

Ullah has actually personally talked to us on the phone and answered any questions we might have had.

 

[John Watson]

Sorry for the miss info I gave, Mind is slipping somemore I guess. I should have know better cause Bob Huges introduced him to me while taking me through Chem Spec in Baltimore in 84 or 85

 

[The Great Oz]

If Dr. Aziz wants to come, make him feel welcome. He's the first guy that was able to crack the manufacturer's barriers and write an article detailing how Oriental rugs were bleached to fade them down, along with the subsequent problems that causes.

I've found him to be polite, professional and will answer questions without always referring to his own products.

 

[LisaWagnerCRS]

Dr. Aziz write for Cleanfax and is a wealth of knowledge. It would be a plus to have him there.

Lisa