I got to a job site the other night, started to unload and realized that the regular cleaning agents I used hadn't been visited by the replenishment fairy and were sitting about 40 miles away. This was a redo thatr needed padding as I had streaks from a blocked jet in a walk behind. It was a secure floor in a senior's residence, so reseting the job would be greif.I looked around and next to my defoamer was the tub of DFC sitting and waving it's arms at me.The supply house I got it from was so sure I would be delighted with it, instead of giving me a sample , handed me a tub and said try it, if you like it buy it. If you don't , just return the rest of the tub. OK. Being low on options, I loaded my stuff up and proceeeded to give 'er a whirl. At first I tried spraying it- it was OK, but not giving me the kick I needed. I loaded some in a mop bucket and soaked the pads and after wringing them out, I tried them fairly wet.WOW! I got started and ended up recleaning the whole area (4650 sf) in 2 hours, 39 pads till pack up and just got major kudos from the manager. My doubts are swept aside, this product works very well. Now I have to go pay for the tub.

Next up HWE with my own filthty carpets.

P.S.- Jim, can you send that cheque by courier?

Willy,

Happy to hear that you liked the results. We are hearing very good comments from others who have done bonnet / pad / encapping or whatever else it seems to be called these days. We have added a page to our website explaining what DFC cleaning really means.

At the bottom of the page we have a link to a PowerPoint presentation explaining it in greater detail.

http://www.chemspec-canada.com/home.asp?PageID=572&smenuID=633 - http://www.chemspec-canada.com/home.asp?PageID=572&smenu ID=633

Appreciate your kind words and continued success

AND I FORGOT!

A couple of weeks ago you were in Nova Scotia and liked the Liquid Formula 90.

Now i really do owe you a coffee