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Rapid Fire Technical Questions - joeyjcc - 03-19-2015
Hey everyone. Just some quick questions regarding Releasit encapsulation products.
1. Does anyone know of an encapsulation product "cheat sheet" for various stain applications? Blood, urine, ink, etc?
2. How would you go about encapsulating carpet pertaining to germs, mold?
3. Can chemical that's frozen over still be usable?
4. What is the shelf life after diluted?
5. Would using an air mover affect the chemistry?
6. If using a rotary floor machine for encapsulation, which is better, shower feed or pump sprayer?
Thank you much!
RE: Rapid Fire Technical Questions - encapman - 03-19-2015
(03-19-2015, 10:14 AM)joeyjcc Wrote: Hey everyone. Just some quick questions regarding Releasit encapsulation products.
1. Does anyone know of an encapsulation product "cheat sheet" for various stain applications? Blood, urine, ink, etc?
2. How would you go about encapsulating carpet pertaining to germs, mold?
3. Can chemical that's frozen over still be usable?
4. What is the shelf life after diluted?
5. Would using an air mover affect the chemistry?
6. If using a rotary floor machine for encapsulation, which is better, shower feed or pump sprayer?
Thank you much!
1. Blood/Urine - spot with Releasit Encap-Hydrox, rinse/extract using cold water. Ink - gently blot with CTI ProSolve Gel; then thoroughly blot with Releasit Encap-Spot.
2. Use hot water extraction for bio-contaminants. However no method can totally guarantee 100% removal of germs/mold.
3. Yes. Releasit is freeze/thaw stable.
4. In a sealed container, a month or more. In an open container a couple of days.
5. Not a problem. No affect whatsoever.
6. Showerfeed. Always more effective than spraying.