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UK Floor Cleaning Forum => Carpet Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Graham Airey on June 23, 2014, 04:09:21 pm
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Just got some sodium percarbonate to play around with. Can somone tell me how many mililitres per litre of prespray i would need?
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it isn't a pre spray . it is used in colour stain removal
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Yes i know, i was going to use it as an oxygen booster for my presprays.
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If you know that little about it, should you be using it on customers carpet?
Why not use a properly formulated product that is predictable in use?
The cost is pennies.
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I'm not that stupid, of course I'm not going to use it on customers carpets straight away. I have plenty of at home to try it on.
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When you say 'millelitres per litre' what do you mean
Sodium Percarbonate is normally a solid oxidising agent that breaks down into Hydrogen Peroxide when added to water that then produces your so called oxygen boost
On certain stains I would use ca 25grams per litre. As for using it for general coverage in a pre spray - I wouldn't bother. You can get presprays that already do that for you
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Sodium percarb is a great chemical. It is widely used in carpet cleaning and is marketed by all the manufacturers under different product names.
You can use up to 8 scoops per ltr depending on what you are trying to do.
In presprays it is a great stain digester. Get more info by reading the instructions on oxibrite or similar.
Peter
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Sorry if I was a bit fierce above... but you never know What someone is going to do.
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By millilitres I mean for example 1 tbsp would be 15ml, Peter when you say scoops what size scoop are we talking?
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I find 1 15ml scoop per liter of pre spray will suffice as a booster/ brightener. The prochem powr burst scoop will be.perfect if you have it
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yes just use the scoops as supplied by prochem etc.
Peter
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Where do you buy it.
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Where do you buy it.
Lidl ... W5 oxi powder
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percrb is percarb does not matter who's name is on the container. you do however get different concentrations.
Peter
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thanks john.Cant beat lidl.
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so its basically the same as oxibite.?
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Energy brite from Craftex is probably the most economical
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Laundry "oxy" products are different often containing other ingredients such as surfactants and enzymes.
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always read the label no matter how intelligent you think you are.
Peter
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Laundry "oxy" products are different often containing other ingredients such as surfactants and enzymes
Does anybody use the laundry stuff and find it ok.
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Laundry "oxy" products are different often containing other ingredients such as surfactants and enzymes
Does anybody use the laundry stuff and find it ok.
I wasnt kidding ... i do . It would be up to you to try it though . The best value might be to get a big 20kg of the pure stuff from mistral chemicals or others . But i have bought chemspec energizer etc also . I mostly use it on trashed stuff or to brighten something i know will turn out dull so a bit of extra surfactant in the laundry stuff makes no diffence and probably helps ... imo .
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Sound John thanks,yep i will be dropping into lidl this weekend.John do you buy much from mistral,if so ,what do you think is good.?
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Sound John thanks,yep i will be dropping into lidl this weekend.John do you buy much from mistral,if so ,what do you think is good.?
no , i have been meaning to experiment a bit , perhaps soon .
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Just be careful, have bought stuff before which wasn't what was on the label. Luckily had bought it before so knew it wasn't right.
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Whilst we all like to save a few quid using products specifically for use is important, I always test properly and the one time I don't will be the time it bites me. So always be cautious.
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Find an Amway distributor in your area, ask them for their all fabric bleach product, best sodium percarbonate i have ever used.
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hey Tadgh,never heard of them,i m in Dublin.You use sp much..
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hey Tadgh,never heard of them,i m in Dublin.You use sp much..
Ya have used sp for years its a must have for specific problems.
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Coffee ,tea,etc,strong concentrate surely bad on wool?
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Coffee ,tea,etc,strong concentrate surely bad on wool?
Ya Coffee,tea, and many other stains, not strong concentrate, have to use it at the right temp fine on wool if you are careful and know how to use it safely just like others cant give away to many secrets.
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;D any good on lucozade.
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;D any good on lucozade.
sorry cant tell you how to remove lucozade stains.
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How many grams of sodium percarbonate in 1 lt hot of water are used to boost a prespray?
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Hi guys, today i washed 6 wool oriental rugs with an alkaline detergent + sodium percarbonate. The final result was excellent
20 gr sodium percarbonate per lt of warm water
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Just to clarify, you cleaned wool rugs with an alkaline product and then added more alkali as a booster?
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Just to clarify, you cleaned wool rugs with an alkaline product and then added more alkali as a booster?
yes i did it with great results