Bleach Powder by Delux, Questions Answered Here!

AC Lockyer

AC Lockyer

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Hey Y'all,

Here are the major points I can see for using Bleach Powder completely as a replacement for SH or even augmenting your SH for longer cleaning days.

1. Bleach Powder is a direct replacement for liquid bleach.
2. Bleach Powder meets DOT requirements requiring no CDL or HazMat endorsements. (SH requires both if vehicle capacity is more than 119 gallons)
3. Bleach Powder is 100% completely biodegradable.
4. Bleach Powder is significantly less damaging to plants.
5. Bleach Powder can be easily stored on location for owner operators.
6. Bleach Powder can be carried dry and mixed on demand at job site.
7. Bleach Powder can rescue liquid bleach users when they run low on bleach.
8. Bleach Powder can end the "chasing your tail" of running to the bleach supply and not being in control of your bleach destiny.
9. Bleach Powder is more welcomed by landlords, where adding bleach tanks is frowned upon.
10. Bleach Powder is actually labeled for cleaning roofs and exteriors. Liquid bleach is not and use against labeling is against federal law.

Hope this gets some fruitful discussions going.

AC
 
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</td> <td width="95%"> Unopened sealed containers will last up to one year. Once opened product should be used within 30 days. Mixed with water Bleach Powder solutions will keep for up to 48 hours. Do not contaminate solutions with any other chemicals.






Why should product be used with in 30 days after opened. I dont do that many Roofs, and dont know if I would use 50lbs up with in 30 days.

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Based on the responses earlier it appears like you will need some sort of chemical pump/sprayer and can not be downstreamed. I might try some with my Fat Boy
 
# 10 Sounds like we are all breaking federal law if we use liquid bleach to clean a roof or house, and that's been industry standard for years. Am I reading that wrong.

#4 "Less Damaging to Plants" so a ground guy is still needed or not. Does this mean the plant dies a slower death?
 
you say to downstream the green wash with the powdered bleach. what type of downstreamer is needed and at what ratio?

rando
 
RGilliam said:
it says 50lbs makes anywhere from 300 to 1000 gallons? If you make 300 gallons out of the 50lb jug, is that equivalent to 100 gallons of 12% SH?
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Thats about what I was thinking. In my case that would make it cost effective.

As long as It will run through my downstreamers okay...
 
my understanding (and correct me if i am wrong) is that you can only get it up to 5% strength when mixed. that would only give you .5% downstreaming at 10:1. some houses you can clean at this ratio and some you cannot. you can xjet it based on the 5% strength but that is not the preference of most. i have asked what type of chemical injector is required to mix the green wash with the mixed product and at what ratio but this question has not been addressed. can you answer AC?

rando
 
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