Mikey P
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I was a wondering.
What odor does your client base like best in a prespray?
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Jim Martin
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citrus
bob vawter
Grassy Knoller
NO Greenie...Genie Care makes a product called "Good Stuff""......
PRICEY....but the best ever!
PRICEY....but the best ever!
John Olson
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No.1 here has been cinnamon spice from steam way. Ben that way for a long time but since prochem came out with the tropical florisil it has been flying out of here as every customer given the opton has picked that at least that's what i'm being told. Prochems Floral and CTI's Lemon and Air Fresh follow in that order. Most guys carry several and let the home owner pick.
I do have vanilla smell from bio-chem.
I do have vanilla smell from bio-chem.
AshleyMckendree
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John Olson" data-source="" class="bbCodeBlock bbCodeBlock--expandable bbCodeBlock--quote js-expandWatch">John Olson said:
My wife wants some of that!
Do you have any samples of it?
Curtis Pennington
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Usually citrus but been using Judson green apple and honeysuckle custys love it.
Dolly Llama
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I agree with Greenie
Clean-it has the best fragrance of anything I've ever smelt..
Ramsey Steamette was good too as i recall
as far as custys, that's a tough one
It's so varied.
I've had custys comment on how "fresh and clean" MAX+ RTU dilutions of Ultrapac 711 smelled :shock:
(and ain't NOTHING "pleasing" about the smell of 711 to "me")
I honestly have custys comment often how they like Powerburst too.
On the other side of the scale, I've had custys choke and hack on d'lime based juices or other fragrances That "I" think are pleasant, non offensive
so I've taken to squirting an Aqua Velva spritz in the heating registers upon entering a doublewide to cover the smell of the Simple grEEn and pUrPle PoWEr prespray we use...
..L.T.A.
Clean-it has the best fragrance of anything I've ever smelt..
Ramsey Steamette was good too as i recall
as far as custys, that's a tough one
It's so varied.
I've had custys comment on how "fresh and clean" MAX+ RTU dilutions of Ultrapac 711 smelled :shock:
(and ain't NOTHING "pleasing" about the smell of 711 to "me")
I honestly have custys comment often how they like Powerburst too.
On the other side of the scale, I've had custys choke and hack on d'lime based juices or other fragrances That "I" think are pleasant, non offensive
so I've taken to squirting an Aqua Velva spritz in the heating registers upon entering a doublewide to cover the smell of the Simple grEEn and pUrPle PoWEr prespray we use...
..L.T.A.
Brian R
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Ladies love the lavender.
AshleyMckendree
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I have never had customers hack and cough at anything... Untill I used Fibermaxx's "PowerMaxx"
I thought it smelled great, but customers have been really complaining about it. Saying it makes them sick :|
I really don't want to stop using it, I love the stuff.
I thought it smelled great, but customers have been really complaining about it. Saying it makes them sick :|
I really don't want to stop using it, I love the stuff.
Zee
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Greenie could help me out with the manufacturer of the product He gave me to try out.
It was a lemon scented booster (not orange) just for the scent I would use it again! I think It was made by Chem-Max..
I found it..on one of the most confusing websites ever..
Mfr: Chem Max
Blue Ribbon SubLime Solvent Booster
It was a lemon scented booster (not orange) just for the scent I would use it again! I think It was made by Chem-Max..
I found it..on one of the most confusing websites ever..
Mfr: Chem Max
Blue Ribbon SubLime Solvent Booster
SRI Cleaning
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I have had good comments and bad comments on the o2 prespray. I wish it could be toned down a bit. It kind of chokes me and gives me a headache. I have had customers say the same thing. It is a pleasant smell if it just wasnt so strong.
bob vawter
Grassy Knoller
Smoke and Odor from Spartan is good too...really cheap!
Brian R
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lesterj2 said:
Not sure...I just meant in general they like it.
Maybe one of the Hack supply guru genius' will get a clue?
Just love me will ya?
DRScrivner
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The world will be a better place when we have a pre-spray that smells like "Grandma's Sugar Cookies".
vincent
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baby powder per scent from bane.
1 oz per 100gal of water. Put it in your risne tank.
Sorry Vawter you can't use it.
1 oz per 100gal of water. Put it in your risne tank.
Sorry Vawter you can't use it.
RandyHilburn
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We usually use Bridgepoint products - Adding 'Spice' deodorizer to the Flex prespray. However, the scent that typically gets the most positive coments is CTI Pros Choice 'Odor Eliminator.'
hogjowl
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The difficult thing to contend with when asking cleaners what their customers like is the fact that most cleaners don't have the slightest idea. They usually equate what THEY like with being what their customers like.
For instance, I think the orange smell of the Judso's O2 prespray is what my customers like the most. I tell myself that this is the case because more of my customers have commented on how "clean" it smells over any other prespray I have used. However, the fact that I like the smell could have some bearing on my decision, AND the fact that Judson's is scented heavier than any prespray I have ever used my also have some impact.
Suppliers have always told me that they can't scent their presprays stronger, when I have complained about the lack of a pleasant fragrance once the product is placed into RTU dilutions, because they fear an overbearing fragrance. JJ's is the first to give me a product with the stronger fragrance. For me, that has been a good decision, because, like I said, my customers comment on it much more than anything else used to this point.
The fact that Judson's has an orange smell may, or may not, be inidicative that orange is the fragrance of choice of the majority of my customers. It could just as easily be an indicator that they just like having a noticable fragrance.
For instance, I think the orange smell of the Judso's O2 prespray is what my customers like the most. I tell myself that this is the case because more of my customers have commented on how "clean" it smells over any other prespray I have used. However, the fact that I like the smell could have some bearing on my decision, AND the fact that Judson's is scented heavier than any prespray I have ever used my also have some impact.
Suppliers have always told me that they can't scent their presprays stronger, when I have complained about the lack of a pleasant fragrance once the product is placed into RTU dilutions, because they fear an overbearing fragrance. JJ's is the first to give me a product with the stronger fragrance. For me, that has been a good decision, because, like I said, my customers comment on it much more than anything else used to this point.
The fact that Judson's has an orange smell may, or may not, be inidicative that orange is the fragrance of choice of the majority of my customers. It could just as easily be an indicator that they just like having a noticable fragrance.
Curtis Pennington
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ooopss I guess the ajax smell from power burst.
RandyHilburn
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Jimmy,
Prespray is not only a chemical category, but is also describes a process.
The subject question was associated with pole choices and client preferred prespray odors. Once you vote, it seems the logical direction of the thread could be off-the-shelf presprays scents, deodorizing scents or even scentless presprays. Not all 'stupies' read the question the same way.
Prespray is not only a chemical category, but is also describes a process.
The subject question was associated with pole choices and client preferred prespray odors. Once you vote, it seems the logical direction of the thread could be off-the-shelf presprays scents, deodorizing scents or even scentless presprays. Not all 'stupies' read the question the same way.
John Olson
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yimmie I know what mikey asked. Your pre-spray can smell however you want. The products I listed can all be aded to your pre-spray or rinse. So in effect it doesn't matter what it smells like to begin with.
