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When using Releasit Encap products, I'm assuming it's fair to advertise that you include fabric/carpet protection for free (considering it's already in the encap detergent)? Correct?
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The Soileze protector is built in as one of the components of our formula. It's not like a full protector package, but it does contribute to the soil resistance of our products. Also the Crystalon3 polymer is very soil resistant. So carpets will stay clean longer than traditional detergents. It's fair to advertise that your cleaning agents are soil resistant and that the carpet will stay clean longer.
Rick Gelinas
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I advertise "stays cleaner longer" and "no soil attracting residue" but I also offer full on protector as an added service.
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We do the same as Mike B.
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So what Protector are you guys using that is compatible with Encap products?
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08-05-2013, 08:41 PM
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Cheers Rick. What's the dilution ratio on that?
How much protector should you actually be applying?
Is that available in Oz?
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Check with the folks at Powerclean Australia. They are our Releasit distributors in Australia.
Soileze can be applied undiluted at a rate of 400-600 square feet per gallon, for maximum protection. It can also be applied a little lighter where there is less traffic. It can be applied immediately after the carpet's been cleaned.
Soileze is compatible with the entire Releasit product line. It won't hinder the
encap process. It resists oil-based, water-based, and oil-based soil types. It's a very good protector.
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quick question rick.. can soileze be used something like a booster product in the tank along with ds or hydrox and still retain its properties and effect, as opposed to applying it to the carpet separately?
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Yes and no. I mean technically it would probably be fine (Soileze is compatible). But in reality it would make more sense to spray down Soileze in the areas where you feel that you'd like increased protection. Going over the carpet quickly with a pump up sprayer takes only a few extra minutes and you can control exactly what you're doing with the protector that way.
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I heard the rules have changed regarding importing fluorochemicals into oz? Does this affect the releasit product?