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Microsplatters or detergents?
« on: May 14, 2007, 11:14:37 pm »
Anybody?  ;D

Damian

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Re: Microsplatters or detergents?
« Reply #1 on: May 14, 2007, 11:20:13 pm »
Oh dear you had to didnt ya! LOL

Damian. ;D
Kids for the ex-missus. The fireblade is my baby!!

stains-away

Re: Microsplatters or detergents?
« Reply #2 on: May 14, 2007, 11:26:11 pm »
I'm getting low on jif, persil and fairy and thought that in the current "green" society that we live in I might restock with something a little more dolphin friendly.

It doesn't really matter if it works because I will just show the custards the label if it aint any good, that should win them over and ensure a steady supply of recommends and tips to keep me in nostril dissolving substances on weekends, that said I'm still searching the interweb for some depleted uranium for me spotter kit if anyone knows of a good supply, Andy

AquaMagic

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Re: Microsplatters or detergents?
« Reply #3 on: May 14, 2007, 11:27:38 pm »
Just like the age old battle between
Good and Evil
Satan and The Lord
Detergents v Microsplitter.

Im just glad it want TM v Porty AGAIN.


By the way they are both good and have used onb different jobs.

Dene

stains-away

Re: Microsplatters or detergents?
« Reply #4 on: May 14, 2007, 11:33:40 pm »
Just like the age old battle between
Good and Evil
Satan and The Lord
Detergents v Microsplitter.

Im just glad it want TM v Porty AGAIN.


By the way they are both good and have used onb different jobs.

Dene

That sounds like a corker ;D

Damian

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Re: Microsplatters or detergents?
« Reply #5 on: May 14, 2007, 11:54:15 pm »
Dene thats a bit heavy?
Kids for the ex-missus. The fireblade is my baby!!

Damian

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Re: Microsplatters or detergents?
« Reply #6 on: May 15, 2007, 12:04:41 am »
So ive tested the said medium-now if i drink a gallon friday evening along with various concoctions of varying nature then-

a) Will i wake up Saturday morn

b) Will the STOOL ive been sat upon be clean?

Damian ;D
Kids for the ex-missus. The fireblade is my baby!!

stains-away

Re: Microsplatters or detergents?
« Reply #7 on: May 15, 2007, 12:11:10 am »
After giving careful consideration to your questions and carrying out all the required risk assessments I can honestly answer that

a)Its a bit hard to tell.

b)At your age you really shouldn't be sitting on "stools", not even in an attempt to drum up some upholstery cleaning work as they are sure to be crushed and therefore I doubt they would be clean, although you could try rubbing them with a white terry towel to see if there is any transfer, hope this helps, Andy

Damian

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Re: Microsplatters or detergents?
« Reply #8 on: May 15, 2007, 12:15:23 am »
Ah but you forgot-I AM APPLYING HEAT! Therefore said prob is still in its infantile stain division!

Therefore whilst kept warm and damp(by one of my little phillipino workers) then said stain could be digested by a said agent!?
Kids for the ex-missus. The fireblade is my baby!!

Damian

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Re: Microsplatters or detergents?
« Reply #9 on: May 15, 2007, 12:37:10 am »
I'm getting low on microsplitters and to be quite frank think its pants but need an alternative?

It doesn't really matter if it works because I will just show the custards the label if it aint any good, that should win them over and ensure a steady supply of recommends and tips to keep me in nostril dissolving substances on weekends, that said I'm still searching the interweb for some depleted uranium for me spotter kit if anyone knows of a good supply, Andy
Kids for the ex-missus. The fireblade is my baby!!

ianharper

Re: Microsplatters or detergents?
« Reply #10 on: May 15, 2007, 08:36:45 am »
guys

i have an idea about why the new gen of microsplitters work better on wool than synthetic.

its the fact that wool being hair does not have a smooth surface and the microsplitter can bond better. given the fact that dwell time is so important with these new products this might be the reason that people have different results.

we are told only to lightly spray this also might have an affect, a heavier spraying might work better on synthetics?

these are only ideas and thoughts on why so many people get so many different results with the new microsplitters.

I myself use the what is now called the "woodman" process and its great. -)

respect

Ian Harper