Who uses and emulsifier rinse (serious question)

Ok just for you Steamer. I recently tried doing a job with some Esteam CBS powder in my rinse. It kicked some serious ass. I also prespray with Ultrapac.

I did a Keg resturant with DFC degreaser (my fav for resturants) and emulsifier rinse and it went way easier - great results.

Question is is it bad to use this on emuslifier rinses on regular residential I always used to use Ultrarelease Acid rinse on everything before.
Pros- and Cons please. (most of you are pros and Kenny is a con)    

So you don't prespray? Just an emulsifer? I am confused cmaster? Do you have alot of jute back carpets up there? Brown outs are very rare?

doug wrote: So you don't prespray? Just an emulsifer? I am confused cmaster? Do you have alot of jute back carpets up there? Brown outs are very rare?

Of course we prespray. PD's question was about using an acid rinse or emulsifier on residential carpets.

We have a few jutes, but the browning comes from excess detergent use and poor extraction. We use the acid to lower the pH. Are you following me now?
     

First Step for prespray. Avenge for general, although we very seldom need a general. Anything the prespray won't remove usually requires a specialty like pog, rust, coffee, etc

Who makes first step

Bridgepoint and esteam - going to watch a DVD now - gnite

cmaster wrote: doug wrote: So you don't prespray? Just an emulsifer? I am confused cmaster? Do you have alot of jute back carpets up there? Brown outs are very rare? Of course we prespray. PD's question was about using an acid rinse or emulsifier on residential carpets. We have a few jutes, but the browning comes from excess detergent use and poor extraction. We use the acid to lower the pH. Are you following me now? Well excuse me all to hell for asking a sinmple question?

    
    

Edited by doug - 20/January/2007 at 9:47am