[Michel Roberts]

I was chatting To Paul Pearce Last week on a social rather than a carpet cleaning matter and the subject just happened to come up of CFR chemicals. He said they work really well

For the CFR users on this board I was wondering what the advantages of using microsplitters was over using cfr's own chems.

Don't missunderstand me I am not knocking M/S I use them myself sometimes (can't  quite make up my mind between them and drtergents, have to keep practicing) but what exactly will they do for you that the CFR chems won't.

Regards Michel

[mark_roberts]

From what I know CFR 'chems' are one step which is a microsplitter similar to solutions and easy step and the other few out there.  Of course CFR will tell you onestep is best buts thats up for you to decide.  They have a few others chems for specific uses ie odour.

I was also told by Karl that any chemical or detergent can be used with the CFR machines.  How it does this without running a detergent around the system and out the wand , I have no idea but will ask the question tomorrow when I hope to have a play with the CFR machines.

Mark

[Len Gribble]

Michel

Not conversant with CFR cleaning agents would have thought they are for there own type of machine and not the standard hwe machine but probably could be used I would then look a cost, why pay more for that extra ingredient which is us in a standard hwe machine.

Don’t think one step can go down the recycle route, but stand to be corrected.

Len

[dave401uk]

it is my understaning that CFR chemicals supend the dirt in the top layer of the recycled water, m/s is applied to the fabric then extracted with hwe, the 2 chemicals are very different, i belive

dave