Citracleen users

[Neil_Asheville 114]

For those of you who use CitraCleen, I’m interested in hearing about other effective uses you have found for it other than housewashing siding? It’s an incredible housewash soap, but what else?

I've used it around my own house as a gen purpose cleaner, but nothing else yet on clients.

Thanks!

/neil

[Mike Williamson 198]

For those of you who use CitraCleen, I’m interested in hearing about other effective uses you have found for it other than housewashing siding? It’s an incredible housewash soap, but what else?

I've used it around my own house as a gen purpose cleaner, but nothing else yet on clients.

Thanks!

/neil

I use to clean just about everything I wash. It is my standard housewash (chlorine/citracleen) but I use it to clean concrete, pooldecks, screen enclosures, pool furniture, painted wood, etc. Of course, for roofs, I use just chlorine in stronger doses, and for wood I use a weaker mix of just chlorine.

I have a batch of a similar product from Sunbrite, but haven't used it yet (finishing up my remnants of citracleen first). It is reported to be VERY similar, but Steve has also made it clear that there is ONLY one citracleen, and imitators aren't as good. I haven't tried it, so I can't say yet. Sunbrite's product is about $40.00 cheaper for a drum kit, so it isn't cheap enough to justify a drop in performance, but certainly a nice savings if it performs as they say it will.

[PLD 14]

SunBrite's stuff works great.

[squirtgun 122]

I think RPC and Sunbrite chemicals are blended by the same company in Atl,Ga.

[Mike Williamson 198]

I think RPC and Sunbrite chemicals are blended by the same company in Atl,Ga.

Yes, that's correct. The labels are even the same on the boxes.

[Ron Musgraves 240]

So you could have your own label. I use my own label, have for about ten years.

[Mike Williamson 198]

So you could have your own label. I use my own label, have for about ten years.

Yep, I suppose you could, if your volume were high enough.

[bulletproof 14]

I think RPC and Sunbrite chemicals are blended by the same company in Atl,Ga.

Are you saying that they are the same product just with different labeling

[Mike Williamson 198]

Are you saying that they are the same product just with different labeling

No, in fact I believe they are different, though from what I understand, not enough to make a difference either way.

[bulletproof 14]

oooh ok

[GymRat 14]

I use to clean just about everything I wash. It is my standard housewash (chlorine/citracleen) but I use it to clean concrete, pooldecks, screen enclosures, pool furniture, painted wood, etc. Of course, for roofs, I use just chlorine in stronger doses, and for wood I use a weaker mix of just chlorine.

I have a batch of a similar product from Sunbrite, but haven't used it yet (finishing up my remnants of citracleen first). It is reported to be VERY similar, but Steve has also made it clear that there is ONLY one citracleen, and imitators aren't as good. I haven't tried it, so I can't say yet. Sunbrite's product is about $40.00 cheaper for a drum kit, so it isn't cheap enough to justify a drop in performance, but certainly a nice savings if it performs as they say it will.

Mike, Have you tried the Sunbrite Citrus cleaner yet? My 55 gallon drum of citracleen is down to its last few gallons and I will be ordering some new stuff sometime this week. I sould like someones opinion that has been using citracleen like myself, to give me there proffesional comparison of the 2 products.

Thanks, John