I saw that and I officially nominate Troy to be the Ginnie pig.

Yeah let us know troy. I am way to happy with intensity green I just ordered a gallon of red. Mix it with perox nothing touches it. restaurants just pop.

You apparently dont ever read Phil's posts.   
The main benefit to Bio Encap is that it is LEEDS approved. For the green facilities. none of Steve's products have been certified that I know of.

That hurts man.

That hurts a lot.

Something about you not reading my posts.


I need a beer. The pain is so...

Oh wait..I have licorice.

Cool.

I dont know what makes it greener than green. Also never heard of dfe but you learn something everyday. I still have plenty encap green so im holding off on giving this a go for now. Looks interesting though.

Talked to Drew at Excellent supply yesterday. Sd that Bio doesnt clean better the releasit DS. It is EPA certified green, but it does not qualify as leeds because only CRI approved crap does.  Butyls apparently are very green according to the CRI.

Chem perox smell is overpowered by intensity but it smells like lemons customers love it.  If you guys hate the smell of your cleaner John Don has Matrix Scents I love the Linen Fresh.  I did one yesterday mixed Encap Green 4 oz, Dirt Assassin 2 oz (she had a dog) and 1 ounce Matrix Linen Fresh man that house smelled like clean laundry when I left.  My customers are raving about it I also spike my protectant with it.  Back to the topic should I care about LEEDS?  We clean at a health rating of 1 if we use encap green and intensity green. 

The only time leeds matter is when a Building manager says are you LEED certified.  I have yet to have any of my commercial customers ask anything other then can you clean it?

Chris you might be ruining your encap ability by adding the matrix deodorizer to your mix. You should test it before using it anymore.

So I asked the question of Steve if the above was the case.  This is what I got in response:

Hi Ronnie,

I have not mixed Matrix scents with any of our products, so I can’t give you a definitive answer.

I do know that many scent products are sticky, by nature, and could cause a sticky residue to be left in the carpet.  You can check the matrix product by putting a few drops in the bottom of a saucer or shallow dish and allow 24 or more hours to dry.  Once dry, pour black pepper over the residue... then dumb the pepper off and give it a quick hard blow to remove any that might be left.  After blowing if there is any pepper at all that sticks, then it could cause a residue problem or could screw up the crystallization of encap Green.

Another test you might try... place 10 drops of encap green in a dish and 3 drops of matrix and mix all together with your finger.  Allow mixture to dry.  If the mixture still crystallizes then it is still safe to use matrix even if it is normally a bit sticky when dried alone.  This test will tell you if the encap green has removed the stickiness of the matrix.

Hope this all helps,

Steve


I have Encap Green but do not have a bottle of Matrix scents.  Would anyone who has both like to try the above tests, the second one seems the best, and report back the results?