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I wanted to show the results of DS2 compared to a competitor brand. This clearly shows the ability to resist re soiling. This is not a professional video. As I was holding a camera with one hand. But I think it really shows how good quality carpet cleaning chemistry should work. Both Clean really well but one works and one fails at keeping it clean longer. BTW I did another experiment. That allowed the samples sit and dry for several hours. The results were the same. I did the video this way so people could not say I fixed or tampered with the experiment. Both samples are mixed as directed on the bottle. Black Pepper is used to simulate dust and dry soil.
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10-03-2014, 12:17 PM
(This post was last modified: 10-03-2014, 12:27 PM by Jarrod.)
I'm sure your not surprised with the results. But I was blown away. Really wish I could have held the camera better but it and the video was not as long. Now I'm wondering how to better the demo for commercial clients. If I could find a good way to Demo this it has to win bids and new customers. They will be blown away too.
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Btw. The other brand is not an encap. It is HWE detergent this is what can happen if the rinse is not completed properly. And from what I have learned in the past it is nearly impossible to rinse 100% of detergent residue. Correct me if I'm wrong.
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That was interesting! Your right Jarrod, it is not really possible to rinse completely a cleaning detergent.
