Green Cleaners

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according to my currency convertor

LilNiteRidrhood wrote: Actually with the Expo 67 thing on it it may be worth a bit more.

Lee when you look at that dollar you see the Expo.........you are definitely from Montreal with that tunnel vision.

I see our Centennial Year......our country was one hundred years old in that year and I see our now existing flag free from the Union Jack and the Common Wealth.

I have a new customer who is entering our business very enthusiastically with a truckmount and a Jetless Rotary Drimaster Extractor. He is using our DFC (Detergent Free Cleaning) and starting out in his town to promote green and dryer cleaning as his conscience dictates him to do so.

His entire marketing theme will be green. He says every cleaner in his town has old school thinking. We wish him well with his fresh green approach.

Now it is interesting that before he got his government backed finances together to do this they put him through a few hoops. They asked him where he was planning on dumping his dirty water. He indicated because he was using chemical free products that do not harm the environment and have government seals of approval it should not be an issue.

They said "But what about the chemicals you will be extracting from the so called old school thinkers who cleaned it the last time?"

Goes to show you the big eye in the sky is watching.

Kleen Kuip sees this happening and when the crunch comes and our competitors are scrambling for green formulas we will already have them in place.

Tomorrows products today.

I love these posts all about so called " Green Cleaners ", not to say that I don't approve of the efforts made to promote them ( For a price of course ). No company will promote and generate publicity on a new product, method, or service for the pure fun and enjoyment for it's potential d**k & Jane consumer hanging on to every word as if it was The Bible to life itself.

What I find ironic and a little confusing here is that the very carpet you are trying to clean using " Green Chemicals " contain a host of carcinogens themselves, one of those being " Butadiene ", not to mention the host of potential problems that the inexperienced carpet cleaner can create on his own due to over wetting.

Not wanting to make this post too long and boring, I would just like to know how many of you " Green Carpet Cleaners " out there smoke, drink, take drugs, jog in the middle of rush hour, drink coffee, alchol,...........you get the point.............

My point is toxins are accumulated in the body after 25, 30, and up to 40 years of CRONIC EXPOSURE on a daily basis, unless you're drinking that crap and sniffing it all day as a hobby..............DON'T WORRY ABOUT IT

Now go clean a carpet with some Butyl, and have a nice healthy day.

                                    Nightrider

I've said it in the past and I will say it again..................ONLY THE DOSE MAKES THE POISON

Michael, as far as choking on wood while in a dust form is very common ( IT'S CALLED SAWDUST ) cut some wood and throw some of that sawdust in your mouth and take a deep breath...............you'll quickly change your upper post..........perhaps I read your post all wrong..........but that's what I got out of it.

As far as Butadiene not being dangerous in carpets and or hard plastics because it is not in its gas form is a very uneducated and closed minded statement. There are many factors that alter materials containing " Butadiene " thus releasing the gases into the air, such as heated plastic, deteriorating foam, elevated humitity, poor indoor air quality due to lack of ventilation, etc etc etc..........are all these factors enough to release large amounts of Butadiene to cause harm..............of course not ( only the dose makes the poison ) Jim Darling hates that expression ( that's why I use it often )

My point as being " IRONIC " was made in a comedic sence of the situation.

                                      Nightrider