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Sounds like it would be great for flushing jetski after ocean riding!

Price

http://addimensions.com/Pricing%20for%20Chlor-rid.htm

Directions

High Pressure Washing

CHLOR*RID is added to the water of the pressure washer, usually in a dilution ratio of 1:100. The dilution ratio is dependent on the contamination level and the water quality. Add CHLOR*RID by means of a metering pump, or add to a reservoir supply. A siphon device may be used, but most such devices lack dilution control and positive input. Use potable water or other approved source. A minimum 3000 PSI pressure washer and a zero degree rotating nozzle are recommended. Flush washer and lines prior to application. Hold pressure nozzle perpendicular to the surface and no more than 12 inches away to ensure all surfaces are washed with direct high pressure. In areas of deep pitting, slow the wash speed to enable CHLOR*RID to penetrate. Do not rinse. Typical application rate is 300 to 1000 square feet per gallon of CHLOR*RID.

I have my doubts about this stuff for roof cleaning, sometimes the fix is worse then the problem.

Water water, and more water is the best answer I have found to neutralizing salt and chemical run off.

Rinse the run off completely off the plants, then rinse that run off below the root zone.

Apple Roof Cleaning Tampa FL (813) 655-8777 wrote:

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I have my doubts about this stuff for roof cleaning, sometimes the fix is worse then the problem.

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 The value might be in the rinsing of your trailer or even flushing out the pump.

Apple Roof Cleaning Tampa FL (813) 655-8777 wrote:

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I wonder how much it costs ?

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 I gave you a link! Do you need me to call you and read the prices to you?

I wonder how much roof cleaning chemical neutralizer a gallon will make ?

Roof Cleaning Raleigh NC wrote:

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I think he told me 50 to 1 for rinsing my trailer.

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 Wow, then you should get a lot of rinses for 20 dollars ?

Sometimes, the stuff used to neutralize roof cleaning chemicals on plants and grass can be harful, in and of themselves.

Good old water never hurt a plant, unless you get stupid and drown a plant.

Roof Cleaning Raleigh NC wrote:

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5 gallons is the smallest amount you can buy.

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 That will be almost a life time supply. But if it works, it can pay for itself.

Few roof cleaners besides me have known the joy of rusted U Joints breaking and letting a driveshaft walk at 60 mph!

Or, of rusted springs that broke away from the frame. I hate when that happens 

Roof Cleaning Raleigh NC wrote:

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I've had a few leaks on my trailer. Underneath I can see white on the cross members. There was some rust already when I bought it. I really should get some.

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 All we can really do is TRY to minimize leaks in the roof cleaning business.

This stuff is going to find a way to leak on us, no matter what we do!