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    wayne
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    Betco Push question... John Sharp or Anthony?

    someone recommended this product for an odor remover, but I am not sure who..., I "think" it might have been John Sharp or Anthony, but not sure.
    Well, I purchased a gallon today and it looks like it is for plumbing...,
    Any suggestions on how you used it...,
    I didn`t read the container until I got home, I just took your word for it

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    Hey Wayne,

    I have been racking my brain (which is a boring chore) and I don`t believe I recommended that product since I myself have never heard of it

    I usually use "odor bombs" for odor removal. That and apair of old gym socks

    Anthony
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    Betco Push

    Wayne:
    Do a search for Betco Push. You will find two posts. This one, and the one you are looking for.

    Charles

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    wayne
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    Thanks for the search idea..., I didn`t even think of it, LOL!
    OK, it was John...,
    well, can you tell me how you used it?
    I would appreciate the heelp
    I tried to get the citrus stuff you recommended, but they only sold it by the case..., not exactly what I want to get just to try something out. I don`t mind getting a gallon..., but a case..., not for testing, LOL!

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    Hi Wayne,

    Yeah it was me. I would have posted sooner but I was out of town for a few days and I just got home. I suggested the Push. I know the bottle has a picture of plumbing pipes on it but I have used it to treat odor in carpet with success.

    I cleaned the carpet in my Aunts house awhile back and the cat odor was AWFULL! It was disgusting and the odor remained after I cleaned the carpet. I took the PUSH and diluted it in my pressure sprayer and I sprayed a fine mist on all the carpet. I let it dry and the next day I noticed a significant change in the odor of the house.

    The Betco rep gave this tip to me when I happened to meet him in the supply store where I buy the stuff. He suggested that it is usefull on pipes with odors and many other uses also and he claims he know other detailers whop use it for interiors. I dont remember how diluted I made it but it was his drections that I followed and with what remained of the mixture I have used some of it on a few cars that had lousy odors from food spills.

    I will look at the shop tomorow to see the dilution ratio I followed since I cant remember at this moment.


    Im sorry they wouldnt sell you a gollon of the Citrus Chisel. The guy I buy from will sell it any way I want. I have even seen 50gallon drums of it in his warehouse. lol


    Best regards,
    John

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    wayne
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    Thanks John,
    I appreciate the info

    When I came home and noticed the "pipes", I thought I had the wrong stuff, LOL!

    Sounds like a great concept..., use as Rid-X and as an odor eliminator for carpets. I also thought about using it in air conditioner ducts, etc.
    The dilution rate would be VERY helpfull, since I don`t have a clue

    I will probably get a case of the citrus chisel when I run out of degreaser, ( I have many gallons of degreaser and just wanted to try something new).
    It seems everytime someone mentions a product..., "I jus gotts-ta try it", LOL!!!
    Is the "chisel" better than the purple cleaner?
    Does it work good "under the hood" without harming the finish, aluminum, etc?
    THANKS!!!

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    Hey Wayne,

    I love the Citrus Chisel for engine cleaning. I have never had trouble with it on the hoses or metals but I probably wouldnt douse a Corvette engine with it without carefull testing first. lol


    I use it to clean wheel wells and tires. It leaves tires really clean and black which I love. I have also used it on tar and tree sap on the paint. I am always carefull to wash all the residue off after I do this but so far no problems have come up.


    You asked about the "purple stuff". Are you talking about the stuff Betco calls Kemite or something like that? I believe Betco claims the Kemite is the strongest degreaser they make but I havent tried it on a car. I have used that stuff to clean oil stains off concrete and its pretty powerfull stuff straight out of the bottle!


    John

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    wayne
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    Thanks for the info.
    I will be trying it when my "stock" runs out..., in bout a year
    I wonder how it would work on vinyl siding?
    The "purple stuff" is made by several manufactures, Castrol, Coastal, Wal Mart purple cleaner(can`t think of the name), and several others.
    I am not familiar with the betco purple cleaner.
    Thanks..., again
    Do you have the dilution rate for "push" and "chisel"?

 

 

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