AC Lockyer
New member
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
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