[Mike Osbourne]

No that's the original nemisis, the new stuff dilutes even better ratio therefore better value.

[Ricky M]

Mike whos it by and is it an ECO Prod  .

Love the swiss tony look 

 Ricky T

[Mike Osbourne]

It's pretty much the same as mp it's a colloid cleaner and it's one of my eco tools.

[Ricky M]

Swiss who makes its

[Mike Osbourne]

I don't know Ability and I'm too lazy to go have a look in the van.

[Mike Halliday]

years ago when M/S first came out we got lots of people making post like Ability has done about M-Power.

people were saying it was a miracle solution, that was the future of carpet cleaning it got the p#ss taken out of it big style!!, it turned out to be a good chemical but not the future of cleaning as promised.

but what I did find interesting was the fact that the big chemical companies took notice of it and (I think)  felt so threatened  they brought out there own version eg; Prochems Pure clean and Chemspecs DFC.

I wait with interest to see how threatened the big companies feel about the next big thing, cleaning solutions using colloid technology, will they bring out there own versions?

as for M-powers cleaning ability in the end if its any good it will prove its self, only time will tell  

[John Kelly]

Colloidal cleaners aren't new in fact I think they were invented in the 1930's. The latest ones came into mass production in the early 70's to deal with major oil spills on coastlines. They found out the detergents they had been using caused more damage than the oil. Of course there isn't a major oil spill every week so the manufacturers had to investigate further markets. Basically the same product can be used to clean any water cleanable surface using different dilutions.
Mike, I don't think it was fear of competition that has seen an increased range of these types of products from the major manufacturers, rather an increase in the number of large institutions and government bodies who are specifying "green" cleaning. A substantial part of their market is blue chip companies and large facilities management and contract cleaning companies. A lot of these are going over to these new products as they are being specified by their clients and also for reduced liablity reasons.
Also increased pressure from the EU who are currently testing every chemical in common use for safety. Already a whole range of different solvents and other chemicals have been banned. This process is going to take 10 years so theres likely to be a lot more that will be banned in the future.

[richie]

I have used M power a few times.  Yes it has on the odd occasion given good results but i have NEVER had the WOW fator from it.  I can get better results from PC PureClean.  Im not shy in trying new chems that come out & i will give my honest opinion in my findings.  Some products on the market today like mpower/super nemasis may be greener than other chems BUT i dont find they can live upto the job that convention chems do. 

Richie.