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UK Floor Cleaning Forum => Carpet Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: stevegunn on December 13, 2007, 07:37:58 am

Title: Ultimate master
Post by: stevegunn on December 13, 2007, 07:37:58 am
Speaking to Mossy yesterday who was raving about u/m anyone else use it? Is it better than formula 90?

Liquid or powder?


Not that I'm doubting Mossy ;)
Title: Re: Ultimate master
Post by: fybertec on December 13, 2007, 07:43:58 am
I used to use the powder in porties, now use the liquid in truckmount. It is superb never needed to use anything else.
Definately reccomended :)

Jamie
Title: Re: Ultimate master
Post by: Tony Gill Carpet Smart on December 13, 2007, 07:51:03 am
Steve how do you do that i can't even get a picture on my profile.

CHEERS TONY
Title: Re: Ultimate master
Post by: stevegunn on December 13, 2007, 08:07:02 am
forum profile info, save pic to your computer  ???
Title: Re: Ultimate master
Post by: Fred Gullan on December 13, 2007, 08:54:18 am
Dont think the liquid tm version is self neutralising, doesnt seem to say on web site. I use liquid High Heat  with the Prowler when I need to use a rinse and it seems ok. Very economical in use and on the acid side. Might try some UM for comparison.
 Steve I think I remember you saying that you used liquid High Heat, have you gone off it.?

regards

Fred
Title: Re: Ultimate master
Post by: Ian Gourlay on December 13, 2007, 09:22:54 am
Ive used powder for years.

Never felt the urge to convert  to Microsplitters etc

Did the job never caused problems etc.

What I am not happy about Alltec have put their Carriage Free Minimum order up to £250

Which is higher than a lot of suppliers

But you can get a discount if you pay straight away so it often balances out .

Cleansmart supplies sells the powder and last time I looked their carriage free amount was lower and the carriage charge is £5 otherwise
Title: Re: Ultimate master
Post by: Straker Cleaning on December 13, 2007, 11:40:57 am
Have also used it on trashed end of tenancy jobs ........ it is from Alltec Healthy Home range  ;)
Title: Re: Ultimate master
Post by: stevegunn on December 13, 2007, 11:56:10 am
Dont think the liquid tm version is self neutralising, doesnt seem to say on web site. I use liquid High Heat  with the Prowler when I need to use a rinse and it seems ok. Very economical in use and on the acid side. Might try some UM for comparison.
 Steve I think I remember you saying that you used liquid High Heat, have you gone off it.?

regards

Fred
I did use high heat but always on te lookout for something to make life easier ;D
Title: Re: Ultimate master
Post by: Tony Gill Carpet Smart on December 13, 2007, 02:02:18 pm
When you use ultimate master in your porti rinse tank what is the ph and what prespray do you use first.

CHEERS TONY
Title: Re: Ultimate master
Post by: *paul_moss on December 13, 2007, 04:57:41 pm
Tony, I use it on most things these days and find the results great.
The ph is 9.5 but dries neutral ( dont they all) .
I use it as a prespray at 100 - 1 and usually aggitate with an envirodri before extracting with plain water.
If I need an extra boost I then use it in the chemical feed or if your a porty user then mix it in your clean tank at around 200-1.
Title: Re: Ultimate master
Post by: Macarthur on December 13, 2007, 10:27:24 pm
Use U/M on alot of my jobs.  Find I get excellent results when using on rugs,  pre-sprayed on, aggitated via bonnet the extracted with clear water rinse.

Nigel.
Title: Re: Ultimate master
Post by: Fintan_Coll on December 13, 2007, 10:52:57 pm
I was a big user of Ultimate Master at one time and no question about it an excellent cleaning powder. However since changing over to rinsing with plain water I now seldom have to replace pumps or repair burst solution hoses or replace seals or brass fittings whereas these things were a regular occurrance at one time.
Title: Re: Ultimate master
Post by: *paul_moss on December 14, 2007, 08:33:00 am
Fintan, thats why I mainly use it as a prespray and rinse with water only.
It is the same with any chemical if it is constantly going through pipes and pumps as they all will wear them down a quicker.
If you do use any chemical in the fresh tank for extraction rinsing then it is always wise to rinse the system through at the end of the days work with clean water to help  longevity  ;)
Title: Re: Ultimate master
Post by: carpet guy on December 14, 2007, 09:05:41 am
Interesting to find these comments, a bit like going full circle, having used U/M and M/S for about 10 years.
The original U/M was a bit abrasive and wore out jets, but was modified, another point worth noting, is that U/M was a Woolsafe product and obviously is still a Safe on Wool product, the only difference being, the W/S organisation charge ludicrously high fees to stay on their list and the Saunders bros' decided the fees were unjustifiably high,
Title: Re: Ultimate master
Post by: Tony Gill Carpet Smart on December 14, 2007, 11:12:26 am
I take it you all use the liquid ultimate master not the powder i am a porti user can i use the liquid. I know i can as a prespray but what about in the solution tank or is it just for t/m's.

CHEERS TONY
Title: Re: Ultimate master
Post by: *paul_moss on December 14, 2007, 12:14:47 pm
Tony you can use liquid or powder as I find them both good, however I feel that powdered products can cause problems with pumps/equipment if not fully desolved, so I prefere to use liquid.
Title: Re: Ultimate master
Post by: stevegunn on December 14, 2007, 04:01:01 pm
Just got some today will give it a try tomorrow.
Title: Re: Ultimate master
Post by: AquaMagic on December 14, 2007, 05:47:42 pm
I dont use it very often now, but i found it was quite good on Both Synthetic and Wool, i tend to use seperate products for each now, but in my eyes UM is a good all rounder.

Dene
Title: Re: Ultimate master
Post by: Mark Lane-Matthews on December 14, 2007, 06:21:45 pm
If you use  an acidic rinse such as Fabric and fibre through your machine ,it helps prevent limescale build up,
                                      mark 
Title: Re: Ultimate master
Post by: Bill Robinson on December 15, 2007, 10:55:25 am
Use U/M on alot of my jobs.  Find I get excellent results when using on rugs,  pre-sprayed on, aggitated via bonnet the extracted with clear water rinse.

Nigel.
would it be ok with an acrylic rug
Title: Re: Ultimate master
Post by: stevegunn on December 15, 2007, 11:42:20 am
Used it today quite impressed but will have to wait and see what its like on a really trashed carpet
Title: Re: Ultimate master
Post by: Len Gribble on December 15, 2007, 09:08:23 pm
Steve

Got some UM powder (freebie along time ago) used on black top this year (pre spray) as good a Blitz.

Is that a wooden leg/foot I see no protection ??? ;D

Len
Title: Re: Ultimate master
Post by: Dave_Lee on December 18, 2007, 10:38:12 pm
Yep the powder is the one to get, has a bit more umph than the liquid.
Dave.
Title: Re: Ultimate master
Post by: Bill Robinson on December 29, 2007, 03:38:32 pm
can i use this on 100% wool rug
Title: Re: Ultimate master
Post by: stevegunn on December 29, 2007, 06:51:32 pm
yes no problem on wool