[derek west]

my fave upholstery chem and i'm out.
so are hydramaster for another 2 weeks.
anyone know where i can get a tub from to tide me over.

derekl

[Glynn]

You could always add a bit of Greasebreaker to some Pureclean or similar.

[daysdeepclean]

What about Daz

[derek west]

funny you should say that, on second thoughts i won't go there.

actually, we're out of daz, wifes changed to surf.

derek

[robert meldrum]

Try Tesco or Asda got some good £1 offers at the moment !

[derek west]

anywayyyyyyyyyyyyy.

does any one know a distributor?
derek

[Len Gribble]

Would have thought HM would point you in the right direction (there agents) bound to be some sitting on the shelf some where, am more of a craftex person

Len

[The Great One]

What about Daz

Interesting?

Bio logical liquid is an enzyme product for fabrics, put some defoamer in your tank and should work a treat, don't forget to rinse 

Regards

Martin

[Mike Halliday]

a lot  distributors don't actually carry stock. you order it from them and they just order it from who ever makes it.

I would guess from its name its a d-leminine(sp) product, I would search out anther such product, most of the big manufactures make one, how about dry fusion.

www.cleanerswarehouse.co.uk/shopindex.php?tid=7&PHPSESSID=8caf2383f2f332e655e7762c8679f5ad

[derek west]

it does work a treat, i tested it against m/s, natural orange, fab restorer and a real heavy duty one. on an acrylic mix suite, natural orange and daz were the clear winners. posted it on here and got shouted at. apart from being un professional, don't see the problem meself.
derek

[Ian Rochester]

Have you tried John Kelly's Citrus Concentrate, pretty amazing stuff, we're now using it on all sorts of cleans.  The girls use if as a multi-surface cleaner at 100:1 dilution, which is what I originally got it in for, however we've now just started using it as a pre-spray at 20:1, also using it neat on a cloth to get rid of black marks below the windows on caravan exteriors. 

At £14.95 for 5ltrs it's pretty cost effective as well.

www.restormate.co.uk/epages/15094.sf/en_GB/?ObjectPath=/Shops/15094/Products/CC001/SubProducts/CC001-0009

[Jon Tabbener]

just about to say the same about citrus concentrate - cracking stuff

[Paul Simpson]

What about Daz

Interesting?

Bio logical liquid is an enzyme product for fabrics, put some defoamer in your tank and should work a treat, don't forget to rinse

After reading one of Martins previous posts have been trying Bio logical liquid (Tesco's own £0.79) watered down.
Mainly been using for post tenancy cleans on manky kitchens where it works great as he has previously mentioned.
But also been using as a spotter on carpets and upholstery, hasn't failed so far to get anything out.
Did some cream dining chairs last week, food stains all over them, prespray barely touched it, used aboved mentioned as a spotter and it disappeared before my eyes, great stuff, cheers Martin.

[darren_metcalfe]

I'm not doing not doing Dereks work for him.

Daz 

[derek west]

said it twice and i'm still none the wiser

come again.

derek

[Paul_Ashworth]

Derek,
Have you never tried prochems fabric restorer ?

Paul

[derek west]

it does work a treat, i tested it against m/s, natural orange, fab restorer and a real heavy duty one. on an acrylic mix suite, natural orange and daz were the clear winners. posted it on here and got shouted at. apart from being un professional, don't see the problem meself.
derek

yes paul.

derek

[Ricky M]

Im with Ian on this , JKs citrus concentrate is fantastic stuff as a spotter ( mixed right !! ) ,Upholstery & carpet cleaner and general cleaner we use in the house.

1st time used it on lots of 2 year old black ink on a cream faux suede suite, a Right result .
will be picking some more up soon

[derek west]

any chance of a sample john?
derek

[darren_metcalfe]

I was referring to Colins post of "have you tried Daz" my nickname is Daz i.e. Darren.

Trying to be funny, oh well guess not, do you get me now?

Daz