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Homemade Foamer Plans -
Dec 31st, 07, 08:50 PM
Anyone using a foamer of any design that contains ANY brass or copper parts should stop using it and replace those parts with stainless steel parts.
The degreaser willl weaken brass parts and they WILL fail. 
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Dec 31st, 07, 08:54 PM
I would like to see your plans Dave.
Grant Mogford Flue Steam, Inc. 5734 Bankfield Ave Culver City, CA 90230 or if you can e-mail them grant@fluesteam.com http://www.fluesteam.com Grant Mogford Flue Steam, Inc. Culver City, California Serving Southern California Restaurants since 1971
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Dec 31st, 07, 08:56 PM
Ditto..
Sacramento, CA "Wood Refinishing-Pressure Washing- Concrete & Vinyl Floor Care- ~~~> done right by a leftist coast" mmienterprises@hotmail.com
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Dec 31st, 07, 09:33 PM
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PATRICK WYKLE (352)489-5265
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Dec 31st, 07, 09:55 PM
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Dec 31st, 07, 10:12 PM
Karvonen's Pro Clean http://www.karvonensproclean.com/ 229-776-7856/229-344-5596(call this number first) Pressure Washers Mafia
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Dec 31st, 07, 10:40 PM
how bout me trey@sentinelcleaninginc.com
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Dec 31st, 07, 11:16 PM
That is a cool looking set up. Looks very easy to build and I can see how there is no limit to how much hose you can use which is a big problem with the foamers. Thanks very much for sharing that.
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Foaming additive -
Dec 31st, 07, 11:33 PM
Matt
The foamer works very well. I can lay on foam two inches thick. I'm using Dawn Professional Pot and Pan Detergent to create foam. I called Procter & Gambel and talked to their Technical advisors and they suggested that, over the Dawn Ultra we were using. However, I would like to use an additive that dosen't thicken so much when cold or is more cost effective. Any suggestions? Dave
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Dec 31st, 07, 11:46 PM
There are so many foaming agents on the market now, I think your best bet is to find a supplier in your area that you can buy in bulk from. Delco is fairly close to you and they have a product called 1420 that foams up really good and you can buy it in 2 1/2 gallon containers. I would give Larry a call and ask for a sample, I think it will be as good or better than the Dawn and probably half the price.
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Dec 31st, 07, 11:50 PM
I just looked at the site and I think it actually called 1400. Either way, just ask for Larry when you call, and tell him you need to sample his foaming agent.
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I could really see a benefit it using foam...
