chem dry

I worked for Chem-Dry for several years. They don't use a foam; it's a carbonated solution, the exact ingredients of which are kept secret. "Trade Secrets" are common in this business. Masterblend has something very similar now, or at least it seems to be. I have a sample, but I haven't used it. Anyway, my methodology is derived from my time at Chem-Dry and what I learned via certification.

I usually extract using an RX-20, then buff. But some customers opt for the cheaper "maintenence clean," which is just buffing. Anyway, so far, I'm very happy with Chemspec's DFC 105. It works as well as Chem-Dry, but with a lighter application (better dry times) and no residue. Xerion is also great stuff. There are lots of bonnet cleaners out there. Experiment with some of them.

I use a buffer with a bonnet using formula 90 and energiser, also use with dirt chaser that has enzyme. Chem dry uses the same equipment.

What is in the sauce? Does anyone knows if it is a foam ?

Using a buffer what is the best chemicals for this machine?

Chem dry chemicals  What is it and what chemicals works better?