The Chemical Doctor

I have to agree with Tracy on this one. The same goes for cleaning the concrete around grease holding containers at restaurants.

Foaming agents do help. Chris is right about reading. A smart man learns by his mistakes, a wise man learns from the mistakes of others. Develope a relationship with your supplier. I know most of the suppliers here and they are great people with respect for each other.many of them I have met in person.In the past I supplied formulas to my customers and still do.

For those who don't want to carry a bucket with a X-Jet. Try this setup with 50'-100' of hose on the X-Jet ant it works fine. You install a fitting in the bung with a hose and strainer attached on the bottom. I fine tuned the ratio's many years ago.

J J Keller sells a vast amount of safety and OSHA info. Everyone should carry an Emergency Response Book. They charge $3.69 each for them and they have a welth of info in them. I found out about them from the D.O.T. You can never stop learning about chemicals, especially what not to mix together. Once you purchase from them they will send you emails about all of their products.

Thank You Beth. I whish I still had the picture of the time I had Rook Magic on my leg that ran into my sock. Within 30 minutes it started eating a hole in my leg the size of a quarter and 1/4 of an inch deep. It took over three months to heal. Many here may remember that.

I hope this is in the correct forum, if not please move it and let me know. As many of you know The Chemical Doctor has been out of the scene for a while due to personal reasons. I am not going back into business but a fine gentleman named Mike Taylor has hired me to be a Chemical Advisor and Consultant for his company. Absolute Chemical & Equiptment. LLC. Mike is based in Nashville ,TN. He and I are just getting started working together and have a few things to get worked out in the next couple of weeks. Mike will be furnishing me with a phone soon and then I will post it on my signature. I am please to be back connected with this industry. Thank You, Steven Rowlett

MY email is activated now. We are working on the website and hope to have the products and prices listed soon. I want to thank everyone for the warm welcome back. We should be able to start shipping everything except HazMat by early next week and HazMat very soon after that. I am working on things as fast as possible. Thank Everyone,

My new email is in place now.

I have added a link tothe website.We hope to have it up and complete soon. Thanks

You will be able to find me at www.absolutechemical.com when the site is finished. Mike Taylor , the owner is working on it now. Hope to have it up soon.

I always mixed it.

Add it to the mix and use 110-115 dergee water. Some perfer to add it after washing which is fine but reember it works better with warrm water, not hot.

Hello, My name is Steven Rowlett (AKA) The Chemical Doctor. I am really not a new member but have been away for a while. I was the owner of Rowlett Pressure Cleaning Service and RPC Chemicals. I closed a few years back due to personal reasons. I am now working for Absolute Chemicals and Equipment LLC in Nashville, TN. I am thrilled to be back as part of this industry. I started out in the pressure washing business in 1995 and started the RPC line of chemicals in 2001. During those years I hosted many Round Table Meetings along with demostrations and seminars after those meetings. During those years I had many fine people come to train with me from different parts of the United States. I was also the owner of The Cleaner Network BBS. I was known for helping people that were just starting out in the pressure washing business. In the position I am holding now I will be able to still give advice to those seeking it from me.

I have added my new phone number and will be changing to my new email address next week. More details to come soon.