[Gary Webber]

Good post Tadgh,

As you have stated the proof comes from personal experience with testing then application.

Lets leave it there folks.

[*Hector*]

I think the Micelles cleaners are great...

I used them for the last 4 years, and never had any problems, and was very impressed with the results. And I cleaned LM only...

It is down to the old saying...

"It's not what you've got, it's the way that you use it"

 

[John Kelly]

This is not new technology these were invented in the 1930's. We sell Bio Clean which is a colloidal cleaner. Basically they work in exactly thew same way as detergents do except on a smaller molecular level.

[john martin]

Let's call it 'old technology' as complex detergent mixes are developed in the 70s 
yes I think that's mostly it ,a detergent where the micelles are a bit smaller than usual , probably increasing surface area and efficiently to some degree .
But there seems to be marketing waffle from the get go with this ..For example the use of the term nanotechnology ,  they have chosen this term to confuse it with solid nanotechnology whereas in the case of detergent it just refers to the size measurement of the micelles ....I believe many other micelles are also in the nanometer measurement range .
So basically these words ...nanotechnology ..colloidal ...micelles ...are chosen so as to arm every reselling waffler with an eco site with a few convincing sounding words to put on their websites or to waffle over the phone or on forums to potential buyers.

[*Hector*]

This is not new technology these were invented in the 1930's. We sell Bio Clean which is a colloidal cleaner. Basically they work in exactly thew same way as detergents do except on a smaller molecular level.

I have to say when I finished carpet cleaning Bio clean was my go to colloidal for minging carpets.

[LT carpet cleaning]

WTF are you lot talking about?

Basically someone's trying to flog some old toot.

HTH.