Well I started this thread with what I thought was a fairly simple general question.
I'm not sure if I've got an answer really, but those behind the product are only revealing a certain amount on here and I understand that, they are trying to protect their interests and Vision is still a new product. Of course no COSSH sheets and no ingredients displayed will open them up to some criticism which they will have to put up with I'm afraid.
I've been using it for a week now. It's too early to make a full and fair judgement on its value. When I first changed to WFP, after cleaning trad for 18 years, it took about 3 months before I really started to appreciate the benefits. I still do plenty of trad work too, and I know there are advantages in both methods, heading into 9th year WFP.
So far I have found it to be true that Vision does make the brush slide a little easier over the glass, that's it, so far. For such a small amount added it does create a very bubbly solution, this is taking me some getting used to because up until now in my experience with pure water bubbles potentially are a carrier of dust particles left on the glass. For that reason Vision is slowing me down at the moment because I keep waiting for the bubbles to disperse to see what's left on the glass. I don't know what effect long term it will have on anything it's simply trial and error as I have nothing more than a hunch about some of its ingredients. And this is a bit of an issue as clients with many properties, big businesses and £multi-million home owners will not like it if I tell them I'm trying out this new stuff in the water, it makes it cloudy and gooey but I don't have a clue what's in it, but the chaps on this internet social network For window cleaners are raving about it.
Having said all that I will keep it up and see how it goes.