[Peter Sweeney]

Mine are Pureclean, Nemesis Super and Clensan

Just wondered what you guys are using

[M.Acorn]

Fib and fab,p/s/gold,double clean

[Mike Halliday]

M/S,  High PH detergent, neutral ph detergent enzyme pre-spray, isopropanol-alcohol ( sorry thats 5 )

[daysdeepclean]

At the mo, Trafficlean, F&F Rinse and Citrus Gel (If only for  the smell)

I have yet to try p/s Gold or Micro Splitters or the Double clean... Which MS should I try??? Is it good on black top?

[daysdeepclean]

I've just ordered Prochem Powerburst for an Indian Restaurant for the Black Top... I understand from last posts this is excellent for the job

[jacko]

Mpower, HD M/splitter, Blitz.

[Fraser Thom]

Colin

Try some Crystal Green in the tank for the Indian restaurant.  You won't be disappointed!

Fraser

[Fintan_Coll]

M power, HD microsplitter and Spitfire Advance.

[Simon@arenaclean]

DFC 105/210, powerburst, clearwater rinse. Even though that's 4 they do form the core of what I choose to use. There's around another 4 or 5 that have become more optional. Never been bowled over by splitters, though many are, but I am continuing to trial it.

Simon

[richy27]

One step premium and finline. F & F rinse , various other depending on the task mainly prochem stuff

[Jason Hedges]

I've just ordered Prochem Powerburst for an Indian Restaurant for the Black Top... I understand from last posts this is excellent for the job

Hi Colin,

I have been using prochems ultrapac renovate or multisolv from craftex both better than powerburst for greasy resteraunt carpets and blacktop. I use pb daily on domestics so rate it highly just prefer ultrapac or multisolv for disolving greasy dirt in resteraunt situations. I get mine from restormate.

If you want any advice please call me 07721 827163.

All the best,
Jason.

[Joe H]

At the moment my main 3 are, in no order.

Chemspec DFC210,  Solutions Heavy Duty, Hydramaster Clear Water Rinse.

Like to keep in everyones pocket.

I have plenty others on the van to use as I think fit.

Few weeks ago I was back on Double Clean. Tried Some Craftex Champion (very high ph) on spots the other day - did well.  Also Envirodri Pre Spray for spotting - low ph and that was fine too.

[Dennis]

Blood, sweat & tears. 

Craftex Microsplit/One Step, Craftex TLC prespray and using up some MPower (on the clean ones  ). (must try some DFC seems popular!)

[JandS]

Powerburst, Double Clean and Ultrapac Renovate.
Also have loaded up just in case.
Trafficlean, P S Gold, Crystal Green, Clensan, F & F Rinse, Fabric Restorer, Contract Sanitiser, Browning Prescription
and various stain removers.

John

[daysdeepclean]

I've just ordered Prochem Powerburst for an Indian Restaurant for the Black Top... I understand from last posts this is excellent for the job

Hi Colin,

I have been using prochems ultrapac renovate or multisolv from craftex both better than powerburst for greasy resteraunt carpets and blacktop. I use pb daily on domestics so rate it highly just prefer ultrapac or multisolv for disolving greasy dirt in resteraunt situations. I get mine from restormate.

If you want any advice please call me 07721 827163.

All the best,
Jason.

Hello Jason,

I have Ultrapac Renovate and tried it without success, perhaps my mixture was too weak. I was using Blitz and rinsing with Hydra-Dry but I wasn't really impressed with the result, and neither was Sid, the Local Indian's manager. I have said I'll go back and try something else.....

Cheers, Colin....

[Phillip Mold]

M Power, Solutions HD microsplitter and DFC 105

[Carpet Genie]

M Power, Solutions HD and either Prochem Fibre Safe or Crystal green depending on the carpet.

[Tony Gill Carpet Smart]

BLEACH, CAUSTIC SODA & NITRAMORS  if all them fail SULFURIC ACID 

CHEERS TONY

[neil 47]

Colin

when using Blitz did you apply it hot.

as i have had good results when appying blitz  hot and aggitating well and leaving to dwell for 5 to 10 mins and extracting with acid rinse


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Neil

[daysdeepclean]

As hot as my Stainless Steel Hudson sprayer allows without burning my hands (Ouch!)... I even used my steam cleaner as a backup to introduce a good bit of heat.