truck wash or repacking of terra wash?

Awning cleaner?

Maybe it is a New Jersey size, 5 gallon, hair gel. You know for your "blow-out", Jersey Shore style...

I think I need new glasses.

Chad Eneix wrote:

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I'm hoping it is decent employees that are dehydrated and packed in to a 5 gallon pail. Add water and they come to life like those sea monkeys.

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I'd like to pre-order a pallet of these please 

Just a shot in the dark, is it CH? What are the chances of getting SoftWash Systems products in square pails? 

 

Doug Rucker has advocated using BT200 for removing oil from surfaces. It actually keeps eating the oil, but costs like $72 per gallon.

http://www.eatoils.com/product/bt200?id=62

 

I just found another product that does the same thing, but only costs $17 per gallon.

http://www.amazon.com/Oil-Eater-AOD1G35437-Cleaner-Degreaser/dp/B000EALHHG/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1452320924&sr=8-4&keywords=bt200#Ask

Has anybody tried both? Is BT200 four times better than Oil-Eater?

Best wishes for all attending Softwashapolooza!

 

Must be new Green Wash

Tim Teed wrote:

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The photo is so fuzzy, how do we know lid color is correct? All I know is that it is a way to make $$$$

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 Possibly save $$$$ too?

Awe man Jim - I bet you nailed it. Great guess.

Excellent. I guess it means I can buy a "pallet" and take it home from Orlando in my Prius.

OK, the image is fuzzy but I think it has the same 3 little houses on the bottom right (3 houses per gallon) so I'm not totally sold on the concentrated version. That would throw off the 1 ounce per gallon method too that AC is trying to keep across the product line to keep it simple for employees. Although to be honest, I'd be happy with GW with LEMON scent. Rain Fresh is nice, but I just love the smell of lemon.

How about a new dedicated House Wash surfactant with some built in degreaser and more spider web destroying power, or maybe a higher concentration of pixie dust/bleach booster? Cost a little less than mixing Green Wash and Terra Wash maybe?

A new Green Wash that doesn't break down one batch mixes as fast?


Or maybe AC is going to post later, "How do you keep a couple hundred people tied up in suspense for weeks?" :-p

We did release two new products at Softwashapolooza this year.

1. Our line of 6x concentraits. Green Wash 6x is the first to be released. Every two months or so we will release others in our full line.

All 6x products come in a blue bucket with corrisponding lid for what product is within.

2. Our latest addition to our wood softwashing line Wood Wash. Wood Wash is specifically softwashing wood and has higher lifting and foaming properties that Terra Wash which we had been using. This allows us to now make some adjustments to Terra Wash that were not good for wood cleaning but excellent for oil, grease and non-organics.

AC

-- Edited by AC Lockyer on Tuesday 2nd of February 2016 02:27:27 PM

Tim Teed wrote:

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I will let you know how it works, or at least demos. I have a 40 sq cedar roof that needs price asap - so I will demo next couple of days

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 Yes let us know if you need any adjustments to the Wood Wash. We really want to own this wood softwashing space.

AC

AC, your list of images on your profile signature is going to grow out of proportion by the time you are done!

So this is 6 times more concentrated than normal Green Wash...1 ounce of Green Wash for every 6 gallons of mix? Do you know when it will be online for sale?

If Final Wash is going to be 6X as well, I hope everybody held onto their little reducer tips for the Gilmour 362 sprayers. :0)