Cleaning With Sea Kelp

Hi guys.

I have been reading about a couple of different companies that use a sea kelp solution, and bonnet pad for cleaning???

I would love to know more about this, any ideas?

Bub

Hi,

Yeah I have heard of Naturell. The guy has been in busioness for about 15 years, and has just started franchising, good luck to him !

I just thought he may not sell to other companies, but its worth a try I guess.

What was the cost?

b

ya i invented my own kelp cleaner.... its the best out there ph 5.2... nothing compares.... pureorganiccleaning.com

copy? no i did not copy.... its not something that simple. theres more science behind all of this that most carpet cleaners dont understand. Too many carpet cleaners use alkaline based products which require heavy heavy truck mount systems to rely to suck out all the heavy deteregents shampoos or chemicals. but its IMPOSSIBLE to suck it all out maybe 75%. so there was a need for a 100% pure organic cleaner and i created it. it has ph of 5.2 its made from aged sea plants. its in a catalyst state until it hits your carpets, where then all the billions of secreted enzymes have a super buffet on all the dirts and oils on your carpet. not only that they stay in your carpet in a coma state so when any more dirts oil or grime are reintroduced into your carpet they are then awakened and feast. its pure science. took me a great deal of trial and error of time, researching, reading biology books, chemisty books, to get it down to pure perfection. rely on mother nature.... not chemicals.

hahah... funny lookin bannnana man.... its cute i guess.

Edited by FuzzSucker - 06/January/2009 at 11:25pm

pureorganic (P.S. do you have a real name?)... not all of us are as unintelligent as you appear to think, so how about giving us a run-down, on a level just a little above layman's terms at least so that those of us who manage to walk about the planet without leaving knuckle drag marks around the place might be reasonably titillated by your product and have our interest piqued.

Unfortunately the answer of "whatever" just doesn't cut it for someone who actually studied Organic Chemistry at University- not that I remember too much of it given I was using myself as a lab rat, conducting mind-boggling experiments on the capacity for cranial matter to withstand full-on chemical assault at the student tavern happy hours...