Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: jouk45 on April 24, 2009, 08:13:20 am
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this message is from tony (mistersqueegee) a w/c from the states
After testing the MB I have these observations and two test results. I used it on a day w/ windows in direct sunlight. Normally I would have some drag as the solution dried out but w/ the MB I had no noticeable drag and I was able to use less soap than normal. I used the same rubber as the last job and it felt newer.
Those are my feelings, these are the numbers: the TDs of the water before the MB was 322 after 30 seconds of contact w/ the MB the reading was 304. I then used a litmus strip for pool testing. The hardness reading before was in the high normal range after the MB it was one level lower (the water got softer). The Ph also dropped from 8.4 in the high range to 7.8 in the normal range.
The filed test and the numbers prove to me this little torpedo is actually changing the water structure. If you change the base of any cleaning solution you will either increase or decrease it's effectiveness. I am very pleased w/ this product as I'm convinced it will save me soap and wear and tear on my rubbers. Plus it's good for a lifetime which means after a short time it will start making me money.
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He changes rubber after every job? Eh? ???
Have I misunderstood?
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He changes rubber after every job? Eh? ???
Have I misunderstood?
Maybe he does internals as well. ;D
this message is from tony (mistersqueegee) a w/c from the states
The Ph also dropped from 8.4 in the high range to 7.8 in the normal range.
That's high ph for water. I wonder where he drew it from? I thought it is around 7 normally?
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I accidentally reversed the Ph numbers from the test. The MagmaBullet is designed to raise the Ph and it did. Sorry for my amateur science report. The essence is that it did change the water structure and improves my solution.