[CleanerCarpets]

Seems a lot of liquid microsplitters around now - any one tried a few from different places? are they all pretty much on par?

[stuart_clark]

I think HD from solutions is the bees knees! Smells lovely too

[CleanerCarpets]

yea thats my main weapon of choice, just wondered how the others faired

[Max Campbell]

Pure Clean - no diluents. Powder, but mixes OK.

[richie]

Pure Clean is the bees knees

[Paul Redden Countryfresh]

http://www.amtechuk.co.uk/shop/microsplitters-cid-67-1.html       

[Len Gribble]

All pretty much on par my main MS one is amtech which I believe was the first followed by pure clean

[stuart_clark]

I find pure clean ok but dosen't touch HD plus HD has a nice floral smell, If you boost pure clean with an oxidiser it becomes SPM or almost ! cos basically thats all SPM is

[Marcus McDonnell]

Hi folks can anyone tell me where i can get chemicals like these in northern ireland?

[Neil Jones]

Solutions has a distributor in Ireland, from memory I think it's Cleaning Warehoue.

[Neil Jones]

http://www.cleaningwarehouse.ie/

[john martin]

Hi folks can anyone tell me where i can get chemicals like these in northern ireland?

Has to a prochem or chemspec supplier in Belfast somewhere ?  or  Hitec cleaning in enniskillen would have Alltec ' detergent free prespray '

I have yet to read a convincing argument for using ' microsplitter 'on its own insted of more complex formulations that also contain phosphates though.

[Kinver_Clean]

You obviously have not used them. They work. Big time.

[john martin]

You obviously have not used them. They work. Big time.

yes i have   

Im not say it doesn't work  ,  im saying I'd need a convincing argument why i should use it in preference to a more complex product .
'Microsplitter' is a marketing term for phosphate on its own  ...  a more complex product might have phosphate + surfactant + solvent + builder+ inhibitor +perfume  etc .

[Kinver_Clean]

Efficiency,economy,"Eco friendly" god results.

[john martin]

Efficiency,economy,"Eco friendly" god results.

Efficiency -  a more complex product containing the same ingredient is if anything as or more efficient .

Economy -  Liquid microsplitter -( a big can of water with a scoop of phosphate )  poor value .  Powder microsplitter   -  hardly more economical  than a more complex  powder formula that contains phosphate and other ingredients .

Eco friendly -   'Microsplitter'  causes eutrophication  ...  when u pour the dirty water down the drain hole your  killing the fishys .   

 

[benny d]

Ive moved to SPM in the last few months.
Nearly finished a £55-00 tub, and it will probably have taken about £8,000-00 worth of work from it.

All customers, and me delighted with the amount of dirt it brings out, so what does it matter what its made of?
It does the job big time.

[John Kelly]

Understand that microsplitters aren't eco friendly. They are detergent free.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trisodium_phosphate

If you want eco friendly then you should be using products like Mpower, Nemesis, DFC105 etc.

[jim mca]

what would you recommend in preference to a standard microsplitter thats more complex

[*Hector*]

a microsplitter with neurosis...