LilNiteRidrhood vs The World

 

The regular grandulated powder of chemspec or prochem or most carpet cleaning cleaners is not much different from your everyday laundry detergent...FACT

 

do you need to use the laundry detergent NO! if your trying to save a few bucks there are a lot of chemical companies that make carpet cleaning solutions very cheap..

 

here in the GTA you have the guy that sells the cimex, which sells his stuff..7-15 bucks a bottle ...or you can go to cr**t labs...cheap cheap cheap

 

no real need to use laundry detergent...but it can be used...that is my point

 

                                               Nightrider

 

Maybe this is where some of the bailout money went..

 

For this year’s flu season, five biopharmaceutical companies have been awarded massive contracts by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) for development and production of more than 195 million doses of swine flu vaccine, in addition to the seasonal flu vaccine.

The companies -- Novartis, GlaxoSmithKline, MedImmune, Australian drug maker CSL, and Sanofi-Pasteur -- will likely make a great deal of money.

CSL has contracts to supply $180 million worth of bulk antigen to the U.S.  MedImmune will supply 40 million doses of its live attenuated nasal spray swine flu vaccine for more than $450 million. And Sanofi-Pasteur is providing more than 100 million doses of monovalent swine flu vaccine, a $690 million order.

 

 

 

I no longer clean carpet to know but I do a lot of business with very small mom & pop type cleaners who are thrifty or downright cheap and always reach for the absolute least expensive product on the shelf.

 

When I get the opportunity to introduce a better more premium product to them and they sample it I notice the same thrifty, cheap guy now passing up the $10 per gallon and reaching for the $35 per gallon product. This is not the guy who would every buy a $35 gallon of anything but he does and the proof is in the pudding. Something different is taking place with him and his customers.

 

Does it clean faster? Yes

Does it brighten the carpet? Yes

Does it leave a fresh smell? Yes

Is it a more concentrated product and not watered down? Yes

Does it offer encapsulation and keep the carpet cleaner longer? Yes

Is it making him more money? Yes

 

If you must leave a residue behind make sure it is one that helps and not hinders. It's called EnCap or use a DFC product (Detergent Free Chemical) it works well and leaves a pleasant residue behind that is vacuumed dry by your customer at a later date.

 

 

 

 

 

 

trust me when I say that DFC is loaded with bacteria ...and them saying that it's a product made with approved FDA ingredients is just BULL...

 

the food and drug association does not approve individual food chemicals for use...

 

all a marketing ploy...

 

I had posted about a bottle of DFC going bad a few years ago...I sent a sample to the lab that my father uses...this thing has a high bacteria culture count...

 

I call it liquid bateria

 

but it's chemspec....a well trusted company...LOL

 

don't worry the hot water  kills most of it...but it's there