Can i use it in the industry for glass cleaning and removing ad chips?
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I bought the original Basic H formula in the 50 gallon drum and mixed it up to use as a fly spray for my horses, among other things. When that proved to be of no use, I then tried it for all the cleaning solutions it was advertised for. I couldn't find one single thing it was effective on. I tried cleaning the rings from toilets from hard water deposits, tried cleaning the bottoms of cooking pots and pans. It didn't do anything others claimed it would. I tried removing spots from upholstery. Again, not even the slightest improvement. It was claimed to be a good hand soap. Even that is false. If you dilute it at all, like is recommended, it is so watery that it won't even lather. We tried it in our vegetable garden to get rid of bugs, like people claimed it would. No difference in insects after use. About the only thing I didn't do was clean glass with it because I have another produce I use that is an incredible glass cleaner. But I would just have to say that I wouldn't have any reason to believe it would clean glass if it didn't perform in any other aspect I tried it for. In my opinion, it is one of the biggest disappointments and ripoffs I have come across in a long time. I would put it up there with diet pills and their magical claims. Hope this helps.
226605
doubt it would be profitable b/c of all the components that would require changes. Filters, constant cleaning (special tablets), etc probably would last, nonetheless not designed for commercial use.
2091950
Yes, I think the window scrubber would work very nicely on cleaning normal amounts of debris on windshields.
1556080
I wouldn't try it. Gentle is a relative term. It's still a solvent and therefore might etch some plastics or remove some coatings. Most screen manufacturers recommend cleaning with a cloth moistened with plain tap water, possibly with a very small quantity (e.g. one drop per cup) of dish-washing detergent.
2249789
Yes, but best to use professional cleaner unless your machine is extra large capacity and has a delicate cycle.
132741
This would really only be used for stained glass. The electrical soldering irons are much less money at someplace like harbor freight
1638157
I've used it mostly to work/polish glass and it works great for this medium. Sorry can't be of more help.
1901556
I don't think so; it is more a tiny vacuum cleaner, good for picking up crumbs, dust, and other small particles. It probably would be better to go with another way to clean CDs. The internet has many suggestions.
207845
Yes you can use it for small commercial purpose, that is the use I'm giving to the machine actually
1051324
No, this is a glass cleaner for use on the windshield/windows only. For sap removal on paint search for "Stoner Tarminator".
697730
This can be used for cleaning glass, plastics, and seals, but be careful, as this will leach color much like stronger acetone.
1231411
If you're using it on metal, ceramic, or heavy glass, ok. It'll most likely break a something made out of thin glass.
1545045
I used it on metal and it do a pretty good job for no bigger than it is. I've never used it on glass. You don't need any special tools.
2113963
No, it is designed for home usage only. I would not recommend trying to use it in a commercial environment.
1983136
I do not see why not, as long as you use the correct product to clean the machine, hose,filters and spray nozzle.
1830760
Tom: yes , thats the reason I purchased it. It works very well for cleaning parts. However.... It is mixed with water so it tends to evaporate alittle so the water needs to be added occasionally and metal parts cleaned should be dried off ASAP after cleaning to avoid oxidation. Hope this helped. Works good & You can adjust the dilution rate.
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I wouldn't try it. Gentle is a relative term. It's still a solvent and therefore might etch some plastics or remove some coatings.Most screen manufacturers recommend cleaning with a cloth moistened with plain tap water, possibly with a very small quantity (e.g. one drop per cup) of dish-washing detergent.