[Art]

Has anyone used them? How do you rate them?


Thanks in advance

 Arthur

[Shaun_Ashmore]

I believe they are the same as One step if you know what I mean!

Shaun

[Art]

I believe they are the same as One step if you know what I mean!

Shaun

Never tried one step, only solutions. So still none the wiser

[Doug Holloway]

Hi Arthur,

All these products are very similar if not identical , being sodium tripolyphosphate.

I have used Craftex and like it.

Prochem now have Pureclean , which is MS in a powdered form , with obvious cost savings.

Cheers

Doug

[Art]

Hi Doug,

 Thanks for the reply. Another couple of questions if you don't mind?

What dilution ratios would you say are most effective? Normally i use 1 to 9.

What's your opinion of it's use as a spotter?

Arthur

[stuart_clark]

Craftex microsplitters are onestep Amtech uk package there microsplitters for Craftex

[Art]

Craftex microsplitters are onestep Amtech uk package there microsplitters for Craftex

Is that a fact? Not that i know either way, it's just that there dilution ratios are different?

[Nobby]

Craftex Microsplit is manufactured by Craftex

[spickandspan]

Have used many M/S still get crap results will welcome reply's. I think over priced still go back to proper chemicals.

[carpetclean]

hi sickandspan have you tried the spotters as well as i find the no3 the zip it and zap it very good removing most spots with ease

[stuart_clark]

Craftex originally had an agreement with solutions uk to supply them with ms ask Nick if you dont believe me!! then they pulled out at the last min,and orded from amtech Uk

[spickandspan]

Hi Peter no i have not used the other products if like M/S dont think i will bother.

[Len Gribble]

Nobby

Twaddle it’s like saying Tesco manufacture.  I think none them manufacture they source it and add there label, could be wrong but don’t think so! :

Spickandspan

With respect newbie 9 posts in business since 92 jumping in with both feet popping at ms, what do you use which you think is the bee’s knees?  Some of the spotters are very good 

STAPRO SINGLE PASS   micro splitting formulation for the cleaning of carpets and upholstery haven’t used it missed the boat on giver ways (Derek take note freebie)

Cleaning agents is better word than chemicals h20 is a chemical we would die with out it, just being pedantic 

Len

[Nobby]

Hi Stuart and Len,

Have a chat with Amtech, then you'll find that Craftex manufacture Microsplit.

Regards

Nobby

[Art]

Craftex originally had an agreement with solutions uk to supply them with ms ask Nick if you dont believe me!! then they pulled out at the last min,and orded from amtech Uk

Are you sure this isn't propoganda ?

[Len Gribble]

Nobby

Are you 100% sure, do Craftex have the faculties, too manufacture the raw material or is it imported/sourced in the UK and diluted and run though a filling line. Think you may find Amtech ms product is made in Germany

I was told by someone nick the formula.

Andrex is made by whom and it ant one company!

Len

[carpetclean]

Len you are right  as i spoke to the chap who made the stuff. he was at carpex had a very strong German accent and was on the amtech stand professor somebody or other cant remember now. i had a long conversation with him about them

[Steve Carpenter]

Whilst I know Craftex from old, they have never been approached by Amtech UK to stock One Step, nor have they approached us to supply them with an own label Microsplitting product.

Regards

Steve Carpenter
Amtech UK

[Doug Holloway]

Hi Guys,

It's worth bearing in mind that none of the 'microsplitter' suppliers will be manufacturers of sodium tripolyphosphate, the active ingredient.

They may buy the solid product and dilute, adding a buffer and possibly a wetting agent, or they may buy it ready mixed and just rebrand.

This is of course equally true of detergent products , where the likes of Prochem will blend different chemicals, which they will buy from the main chemical manufacturers.

Cheers

Doug

[therapist]

So you think you know all the answers !

Steve Carpenter of Amtech UK has just issued a clear cut statement, which, hopefully clarifies at least some of the mystery.

In spite of what some claim, it's possible, with modern technology to copy, emulate and customise virtually any cleaning product and this will happen to satisfy consumer, or user demand.

If you wish to compare products, all you have to do, is purchase a small amount  and carry out your own trials.

As I've said several times.........there are few products in the c/c industry which won't clean, but some clean much better than others, some are much more economical, in use, some require you to be very specific in your methodology.

rob m