"It's a "soapy solution" NOT a "chemical"!!!" LOL

I guess a neutral ph degreaser is not a chemical anymore, does that mean we all can call our concrete cleaners "Soapy Solutions"? ? ? ?

What a con man.
 
The Gum Buster segment on Dirty Jobs was a lot better, this guy obviously tried to copy Dirty Jobs' Mike Rowe.
 
It's not a con, everything is a chemical, go to the grocery store and read the back of any package.
It's about avoiding negative words. I prefer to use the word "detergents" and speak in terms of "PH" versus saying caustic or acid.

caustic degreaser = high PH detergent

Ask your wife if she'd rather soak her hair in some Clairol Herbal Essences, True Intense Color, Honey Fusion or Diethylene Glycol Monobutyl Ether.
This morning I shaved with a solution of Palmitic acid, Stearic acid, Isobutane, Isopentane and Triethanolamine but the can said it was Edge Shave Gel.

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The gum buster people use a ph7 degreaser (sometimes called ph neutral) product, not a caustic degreaser or a high ph degreaser.
 
I never said he did, just used that as an example of avoiding negative words and still being factual...and showing that he's not a con man for doing the same thing 99.99% of manufactures do.
 
Ohio pressure wash said:
I never said he did, just used that as an example of avoiding negative words and still being factual...and showing that he's not a con man for doing the same thing 99.99% of manufactures do.
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I never said he was a con man.
Who knows who knows what combination of two "chemicals" we use regularly produces salt water when combined? What could be less of a chemical than salt water?

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Sodium hydroxide reacts with protic acids to give water and the corresponding salts. For example, with hydrochloric acid, sodium chloride is formed:
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In other words,

Caustic - neutralized with Pool Acid - makes Salt Water.

Wow. Deadly! We must save the children from the Salt Water!!!!!!! lol.</dd></dl>
 
I never said that you said he was a con man.

For the love of God would someone please fix the reply with quote feature!
 
I forgot that there is a quote feature, it has not worked for me in weeks now.

Not sure what happened but it does not work with firefox or internet explorer.

I have not made any changes with any of my computers so I am not sure what is going on here.
 
Christopher said:
I forgot that there is a quote feature, it has not worked for me in weeks now.

Not sure what happened but it does not work with firefox or internet explorer.

I have not made any changes with any of my computers so I am not sure what is going on here.
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Go figure. I can do this Here but I have the same problem with PWN where I can't quote or edit. Maybe the new blood wants the old blood out..J/K
 
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