PureForce products

Craig 2017-08-22 18:05:04 UTC #1

Does any one have any experience with the 'Pure Force' range of products, pros and cons please

Joe 2017-08-22 21:38:01 UTC #2

It's all the rage.
A good customer of mine buys it by the drum, loves it, says it's extremely cost effective.
Made by some smaller group, people with not so much the box store mentality.
The SDS rings of a CTI private label. I question the disclosure of ingredients.

kevinj6121 2017-08-23 03:52:12 UTC #3

I just ordered some of their pure force/oxyforce it is a powder have not got or used it yet but i'll let ya know what I think once i've had a chance to test it out

kevinj6121 2017-08-24 01:19:56 UTC #4

This morning i tried out the Pureforce/oxyforce at my house i put it in my mytee big boss battery sprayer gave it only a few minutes of dwell then just gave it a little agitation using a grandi groomer, the one with the brush at the end, then rinsed and extracted with hot tap water only in my mytee ltd5.

my carpets are a light cream color and are not very dirty at all as i clean them regularly, so i wasn't expecting to see much of a difference. But to my surprise there was a definite noticeable difference.
So, so far so good although not a good test due to my carpets not being bad at all ( just normal soiling)

The real test will come when i use it on something really dirty. I normally will agitate with either my CRB or 175 so results will be better then just agitation with grandi brush.

I'll keep you all updated

kevinj6121 2017-09-01 03:28:07 UTC #5

Well got to use my pureforce oxy force today on another job that had some scattered blood stains maybe the size of a quarter and moderately soiled traffic lanes, applied with a 60 psi battery sprayer, the blood stains started to go away within about 30 seconds, i then agitated with my 15 inch CRB less then 3 minutes of dwell time and it was cleaning up nicely, then i rinsed and extracted and gotta say, it cleaned up real good and no more blood stains. I'll let ya know how it does when i try it again on a real nasty one

Craig 2017-10-16 19:12:21 UTC #6

Thanks for the update

Grant 2018-07-25 02:56:59 UTC #7

I've started using some Pureforce Oxyforce and Citrusforce. They do work quite well but they are 13.5 on the ph scale. Make sure you don't use 200 degree water to mix the Oxyforce, it will release all the oxygen with it spraying for five minutes out any vent hole in your sprayer.
The Citrusforce is great for polyester and oily apartments., which generally are polyester.