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Geraint Jones

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Citrus Pre Spray(alltec)
« on: March 25, 2007, 08:20:18 pm »
Good evening all

I had a job on today, low level loop pile,gelback in a  nice  beachy   cafe on our lovely peninsulA(plug, plug), fairly well trashed  but  recovarable.I treated with  citrus pre spray(alltec)   as there was a good amound of protein, foodstuff staining)   really dissapointed with the results ,  this must be the 6th job i've trialled it with  but I can't  seem to obtain results, others have told me it's the bees knees,  I didn't really want to go up to traffic lane cleaner but i'm cetain I would have got better results , I have posted before about it  (another forum I think) , any experience out there with it , at the moment it's destined for the 'top shelf'

regards


Geraint :)

Geraint Jones
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Kev Loomes

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Re: Citrus Pre Spray(alltec)
« Reply #1 on: March 25, 2007, 09:42:03 pm »
Why not go up to traffic lane cleaner?

Even better go for the traffic lane de-greaser, bit more foamier but better results and no problems at all. Also for foodstuffs try an enzyme digester, good agitation too before extracting will benefit no end.

Jason Hedges

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Re: Citrus Pre Spray(alltec) New
« Reply #2 on: March 26, 2007, 01:33:19 am »
Agree with Kev,

Enzyme pre-spray is a winner!

Many on the market, take your pick. Craftex Pre-Enzyme Solution is a good buy, use on a regular basis with great results:

http://www.restoremate.co.uk/

John Kelly is also a great guy, helpfull and in the know!

Jason.