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RE: C1214 Chlorine Stable Surfactant

Roof Cleaning Severna Park MD · guest

Russ, I'd like to order a gallon to try out for an upcoming job. I didn't see C1214 on your website for ordering.

Thank you,
Phil Rogers

Southside Equipment · Guest

It's in there now. Order away!

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Southside Equipment wrote:

Want better cling for less money? C1214 is now here, in stock, and ready to ship. It is a Lauryl Dimethylamine Oxide, which is in between Lauramine Oxide and Myristamine Oxide. Several quart samples were given out for testing, and the results are very positive. Gallons are $12.00 each, 5 gallon pails are $55.00, and 55 gallon drums are $525.00.

Dosing is approximately 2 qts per 100 gallons.

Hi Russ - How 'bout a couple samples for the RCIA crowd to try and report back on? Phil and Clyde are highly respected and would make ideal candidates IMO. Just a thought.

I still have TONS of locally available 'stuff' but look forward to trying of your C1214 when my stockpile runs out. Especially if my RCIA colleagues recommend it.

Thanks.

-- Edited by Roof Cleaning Northern Virginia (571) 250 9650 on Tuesday 23rd of November 2010 07:17:04 PM

Southside Equipment · Guest

Already gave the samples out to get feedback before I stocked up. One RCIA member was a guinea pig...maybe he'll chime in here.

Confident Roof Cleaning Houston TX · Guest

Yep that's me!!! Russ sent me a quart when he got the samples. It happened to be about a month after I tried the AmLO from PWP. The difference was awesome. It held way better than the Ammonyx using a Quart in a 50 gl tank and it's only $12 per gallon, which makes it waaaaaaay cheaper than dawn.

But Russ, you gotta come up with a cooler name for it. :)

Simply Glass · Guest

Confident Roof Cleaning Houston TX wrote:
Yep same here. Russ hooked me up over the summer and I never went back to using Ammonyx. The stuff works great. I do agree tho. It needs a cooler name.
Yep that's me!!! Russ sent me a quart when he got the samples. It happened to be about a month after I tried the AmLO from PWP. The difference was awesome. It held way better than the Ammonyx using a Quart in a 50 gl tank and it's only $12 per gallon, which makes it waaaaaaay cheaper than dawn.

But Russ, you gotta come up with a cooler name for it. :)

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Southside Equipment wrote:

Already gave the samples out to get feedback before I stocked up. One RCIA member was a guinea pig...maybe he'll chime in here.

Now THOSE are some endorsements from RCIA guys smile

(I promise folks, I don't know Russ. In hindsight, this looks like it was planned LOL.)

I'm looking forward to trying it.

Southside Equipment · Guest

I'll take suggestions for a cooler name. Whichever I decide on, the namer gets a gallon free. How's that? Instead of flooding this post with the names, e mail them to me. Russ@pressurewasherky.us

Roof Cleaning Severna Park MD · guest

Just ordered a gallon to try out, looking forward to it. I loved Ammonyx Lo after using it for the first time last week, so I might be getting spoiled here!

Treasure Coast Roof Cleaning · Guest

Ordered a 5 gallon bucket from Russ a few weeks back. Wayyyyyy better and cheaper than Dawn!! This is the stickiest stuff I have ever used, and saved a ton of chem. Great product .....do we have a new name for it yet?

Baltimore MD Roof Cleaning 410-482-4367 · guest

I guess eventually we will try the entire amine oxide family... Very cool.
We paid more than that for our barrel of Lauramine oxide, so with Russ' product being stronger it seems like a very good price.

white fox · Guest

Bill I thought you used less than that in your mix? Mebe I misunderstood

Baltimore MD Roof Cleaning 410-482-4367 · guest

We use 1cup lauramine oxide 31% in 50 gallons our mix. Lot's of other people use more. We didn't find it to stick better with more, it just tends to foam more with more. We find that when we use a lot of LO it makes the roof have a more deceiving glare in the sunlight that hides areas that need a second or third coat.