DFC Natural Food Grade Products

should have stuck with Tide

Carpetologist wrote: I am not a graduate chemist but have been around chemical products most of my life.   My personal feeling is that DFC is not your old toxic formula. Yes it is a food grade product and people who are around food know they must show professionalism and keep food from contaminating in severe heat or allowing other products to contact them.   Many carpet cleaning vans we work on at Kleen Kuip have a very distinct sour smell continuously being emitted from them. So, my advice is all products DFC or not should be handled in a safe, professional manner to eleviate any potential problems.   If I should hear or see a second sitting of this mysterious incident I will be the first to let you know.   The only food ingredient in Heavy Duty DFC is Sodium Carbonate and that is what Cow Brand tells you to put into your refridgerator to stop sour smelling odours.   I'm confused. [IMG]height=17 alt=Confused src="http://www.kleenkuip.com/forum/smileys/smiley5.gif" width=17 align=absMiddle>   P.S. for future reference...   You would be suprised at how many employees mix incompatible products together. I know they don't tell you that but they brag to me about it.

actually ted your wrong there are three listed ingredients that are on the bottle, which are all used in food...

the sodium citrate is salt of citric acid...it's used as a perservitive...

the sodium carbonate is cow brand or basic laundry washing soda...

the sodium choride is just salt...??? for flavor maybe LOL

it's not the things on the label that I'm worried about it's the thing that are not on the label.

that chemical had a distinct smell...sour smell.. it must come from something...one was in a spray bottle and the rest was in the jug.

I have had no other chemical react this way
    

The people at Chemspec are mad...LOLOLOL The a**hole (me) strikes again... it was good for a few post...LOL

moving on

actually ted your wrong there are three listed ingredients that are on the bottle, which are all used in food...

the sodium citrate is salt of citric acid...it's used as a perservitive...

the sodium carbonate is cow brand or basic laundry washing soda...

the sodium choride is just salt...??? for flavor maybe LOL



Tastes good to me! actually what probably really happened is that Steamer probably mixed one of his other drinks in with the DFC and forgot which bottle was which? Of course then that would turn bad. I am on my 96th bottle of that DFC and never a problem. It tastes great.

If you want the real facts on DFC products call Mike Rochan at Cogent Environmental  705 434 4489 he is the person to contact, it is his formulation.

Do you see what I mean at my age I am still learning.

I think all we need is for Steamer to label his bottles before he drinks from them is all.