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Chief Geek

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My wife just returned from a road trip and somewhere along the line she stepped in some cold patch asphalt and get it all in the floor mat of her new van. Because she was about 9 hours from home she had no option but to leave it on her shoe and mat for the next week until driving that 9 hours home. I saw it and thought we were buying new mats but was a bit ticked that it happened so early after buying that van. Well I remembered reading about this cheap wonder cleaner from all the ultrasonic cleaner threads so I figured I had a dollar tree a mile away I'd give it a shot. The mat had clumps of tar with gravel chips all gummed up for a week but tried anyways. I poured half a bottle of the concentrate on all the spots and left it sit for 15 minutes then scrubbed, wetted, scrubbed again for a grand total of 2 minutes. The stuff came right out. It actually took me about 10-15 minutes of hosing it off to get all the suds out and the mat looked brand new again. I couldn't believe that this mat was just caked with tar less then an hour ago, and to top it off, the stuff is only a buck.
 

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geologist

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I buy it by the gallon whenever possible. It's some really amazing stuff, that's for sure. I use it for cleaning my siding and other difficult cleaning jobs. It takes mildew off like nobody's business.
 
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Chief Geek

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I havnt found gallon jugs anywhere yet. Where have you found them and how much? I'm a big simple green fan but for the price and comparable results I'd much rather you something that costs 25%
 

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Gallon orginal is not obtainable for me. But I think people are buying the Orange kind in gallons - They have these at my Dollar Trees, etc.
 
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Great stuff, i buy it by the 12 pack of 32 oz bottles, sometimes i use it full strength but most of the time i water it down. It works great!
 
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geologist

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Gallon orginal is not obtainable for me. But I think people are buying the Orange kind in gallons - They have these at my Dollar Trees, etc.

I found it at a Family Dollar. Maybe it's the 40 ounce. I'm not at home right now to check (my kiddo is still in the hospital).
 

joeswamp

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Is this another orange based cleaner? All of these seem to work amazingly well. I usually buy Johnson Stride (a professional general purpose orange based cleaner) at a local janitorial supply house and it works really well. Maybe I'll give this stuff a try.
 

odelay01

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I bought the 64 oz. jug for I think $3 dollars at one of the "dollar" stores. I already had the smaller spray bottle so it works out well. I use this product for my cleaning my tool purchases and it works well, and it's cheap enough so that I can actually soak stuff full strength. It doesn't actually list the ingredients on the jug but it does say no ammonia, no acid, no bleach and it's non-flammable.
 

odelay01

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I did some research and they don't list the ingredients on the bottle because it's non-toxic. They only say the ingredients are water and surfacants agents.
 
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