ForceOut, Product Tests for Odor Elimination and Stain Remover

From: Lance ( Auto Car Care Forums, Car Washes and the Carwash Industry in Q1 2004)
Remote Name: 66.82.48.1
Date: 24 Jan 2004
Time: 02:07:48

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Team Wash Guys http://www.Ewashguy.com has completed today a four-day test of two products by a company called Force Out Inc. http://www.ForceOutproducts.com . The ForceOut Team is engineering products to work. The ForceOut stain remover uses some pretty cool technology called a Poly-Ionic matrix formula, which is a fancy way to say that the product goes in and mixes with the dirt and combines with it and forces it out. Thus the name ForceOut Products. We've talked briefly on this web site often about the different types of stains and the difficulty associate with each one. http://www.parthe.net/_cwg1202/00000077.htm and http://www.parthe.net/_cwg1202/00000078.htm and http://www.parthe.net/_cwg1202/00000079.htm and http://www.parthe.net/_cwg1202/0000007a.htm . This product worked well on coffee, tea, fruit juices and Red wine, which by the way we hated to waste as it was a California Merlot. We would have much preferred to pour out some French wine on the mat to test this product, just kidding? It also worked well on tar and Grease as well as ink and oil. It also worked on soft drinks. We did not tested it on lipstick or nail polish, because quite frankly I don't wear that stuff like the former governor of California, The Honorable Gray Davis. We did not test it on pet accidents (dog poop or cat urine) although the product label says it would do a fine job. It did work on Human urine, which did piss us off somewhat, if you know what I mean? We did test it on chocolate, as we poured a Frappachino onto a towel. So all in all we were pretty satisfied with this product. Although we have used better products in the past, this one worked quite well, it is a professional great product used in home cleaning and recently marketed to the auto industry. We met these ForceOut people at The 2003 SEMA – APEX Show, and they sent us a box full of goodies to tryout. We tried it on carpets and upholstery, a chair and a towel and on an old shirt and a cushion like you use at the football games at HS Events. Overall we were satisfied with a product and it did work better than the Amway Stain remover we tried last month, but did not bother to report on, but The ForceOut product is not the best stay remover we've ever seen. For a spot stay remover it was decent and we would recommend the product. It seemed to be odorless, which is good for the aviation industry. Apparently this company force out understands odor elimination, because another product we tried from them was called just that; the odor eliminator. There are various types of odor elimination products on the market today. Some are masking agents which merely cover the odor, others use series of the enzymes and bacteria allowing the agent to work in a narrow band of odor (kind of like special forces hunting down UBL in his cave (soon to be grave) in Afghanistan, this is why the carwash industry they often have different products for different odors which help remove the smell from your reclaim pit. Another type of odor elimination product is the oxidizer which addresses is part of the odor problem and reduces the situation. But oxidizers do not provide chemical reduction and do not work on an Ionic principle as does this product. This product also is odorless, non-toxic and biodegradable. We also noticed when we poured it on a towel it left no stay, which we felt was a pretty good deal, you also couldn’t smell anything when using it, so it would not hurt anybody who was prone to allergic reaction. The product now is being offered to county jails for holding cells, locker rooms, fire restoration, sewage treatment plants, hotels a hospital's. Has also been used in day-care centers and McDonald's play places. The force out has just begun to offer to the auto industry. Earlier in 2003 they started marketing the product to car dealerships to take the smell and the used cars. We do not swear by it, but it definitely lives up to it’s advertising. We have therefore approved for use with the Detail Guys; http://www.DetailGuys.com and The Car Wash Guys; http://www.CarWashGuys.com and The Truck Wash Guys; http://www.TruckwashGuys.com and the Concrete Wash Guys; http://www.ConcreteWashGuys.com Any questions on this very serious product review, please email me at: Lance@carwashguys.com .

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