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Using diluted Releasit the next day.February 19 2005 at 8:09 PM |
Rafael
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| Can a batch of diluted Releasit DS be used the next day if left in the tank?
Worked on an office building this morning and will be returning tomorrow morning to do the remaining floor. Had to leave to do the family thing. Left about 2.5 gallons of juice in the cimax tank.
Thanxx...
Rafman
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Rambo
| Re: Using diluted Releasit the next day. | February 19 2005, 8:15 PM |
I do it every week. Maybe you can add a little HOT solution b4 resuming.
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Rick Gelinas
| Re: Using diluted Releasit the next day. | February 19 2005, 8:46 PM |
Next day is not a problem, there's no change at all. If it sits a few days just recharge the solution by adding some additional fresh detergent to the tank.
Rick Gelinas
encapman
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Derek Beyer
| Cimex | February 19 2005, 11:27 PM |
i leave it sit for days at a time with no noticeable difference in results. then i'll toss my bucket heater in while im pre-vac'ing and the solution is steaming by the time i'm ready to start Cimex'ing.
thanx --- Derek.
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Rafael
| bottle and cap it? | February 20 2005, 6:10 AM |
So i guess its ok to suck out the remaining juice and put a bottle and cap to it and shelve it until next time?
Thanxx...
Rafman
This message has been edited by Raffaell on Feb 20, 2005 6:11 AM
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Rick Gelinas
| Re: bottle and cap it? | February 20 2005, 2:05 PM |
That'll work great Raf.
Rick Gelinas
encapman
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Kevin Pearson
| Re: bottle and cap it? | February 20 2005, 2:34 PM |
That is a good question. I never thought about that before. We leave whatever we have unused in the tank all the time, we have even let it sit a week and then used it.
Kevin Pearson
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Jay Schonts
| Re: bottle and cap it? | February 20 2005, 3:45 PM |
Just pull the surgical hose at the bottom of the tank and drain it into a container and yes, cap it.
Water does bad things. Don't let it sit around.
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George Barnett
| Re: bottle and cap it? | February 20 2005, 5:22 PM |
I pull the feed line from the bottom of the tank, attach a hose and drain the tank into a sprayer to use as prespray for the next job.
George Barnett
Owner: G & G Services
HydroTech Representative
www.webnow.com/HydroTech
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Derek Beyer
| Re: bottle and cap it? | February 21 2005, 12:29 AM |
good idea George.
i've tried pulling the hose out the bottom of the tank, doesn't seem like it wants to come out too easy. so instead i pull the hose out of where it goes into the base...comes out ALOT easier there for me. then i have a rubberband on the left handle that i wrap around the trigger and let it drain via the gravity feed into my solution bucket. for my solution buckets i use an empty 5 gallon pail with a twist cap that Bane-Clene sells with their cleaning solutions.
thanx --- Derek.
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Rambo
| Down the Drain | February 21 2005, 8:15 AM |
In the old days, chemical salesmen would tell their customers to pour some down the drains as it helped keep them open (LOL) and they could sell more chems. Isn't it refreshing to do business with someone like Rick, who is honest and has integrity.
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