Weather conditions may be a variable some have to deal with ....but even if you go through a touchless and then do a quick rinseless, might be a better wash overall! Great job Jefferrrson!
You said it best: So many different ways you wash with it👌. Hence a SWISS ARMY KNIFE for cleaning exterior and interior not to mention household appliances tile flooring 😤. Lead the way JEFFERSON😎🤣
Thanks for watching and subscribing! Appreciate it. Gyeon Ecowash... aweeee man, i'll have that video coming up within the next week. I really want to try Carbon Collective, but it's currently sold out in the 1L size. It is also a bit difficult to get right now.
This one is pretty much straight surfactants, and I believe it shares one of the main active ingredients with Simple Green. There could be some polymers in there, but it's primary formulation is definitely surfactant. I'm not convinced it's a product that should be used without rinsing, so I've kinda been using it as a stronger presoak and then follow with a different rinseless. Stuff gives me a weird headache (just like Simple Green does) and makes my hands feel weird. I definitely won't be buying this one again.
Hey, thanks for watching! I haven't taken a look at the SDS sheet, but according to their product description on Feynlab's website, this uses Polymers. I thought it would have surfactants too, but regardless, it does the job exceptionally well. I gotta look into Simple Green and perhaps it is identical or share some of its ingredients. I don't usually rinse unless it's super dirty. In this case, this would be more of a 5-6 out of 10, 10 being stupid dirty, and I wanted to test out how well Feynlab works. We all have our preferences which is a great thing. What rinseless is your favorite to use?
@@jefferrrson1x CAS-No.: 68439-46-3 is one that they both use. Feynlabs' SDS lists 3 surfactant ingredients comprising up to 39% of the total product. The website mentions "polymeric cleaning technology" which doesn't really mean anything as some surfactants are polymeric in nature. My favorite rinseless depends on the day and what I'm doing, but my current favorites are Hero, Rrw, Absolute, DIY, ONR and Clean Rinse-Less (in no particular order).
@@jefferrrson1x The website calls it "polymeric cleaning technology" but it is all surfactants in there per the SDS. Surfactants can be polymeric, so I think they are trying a bit of trickery there. There may be polymers in the mix, but it is still primarily a surfactant blend. My current favorites are Hero, Rrw, Absolute, ONR, DIY, Hydra v3 and Clean By Pan. What I choose kind of just depends on the day and what I'm doing. They all have their strengths and weaknesses. I'm currently testing an unreleased updated version of a popular rinseless, it is knocking my socks off and I think its going to come out as a clear winner in the end.
Weather conditions may be a variable some have to deal with ....but even if you go through a touchless and then do a quick rinseless, might be a better wash overall! Great job Jefferrrson!
You said it best: So many different ways you wash with it👌. Hence a SWISS ARMY KNIFE for cleaning exterior and interior not to mention household appliances tile flooring 😤. Lead the way JEFFERSON😎🤣
Great review of feynlab v3 , can’t wait for your opinion on gyeon ecowash , also have you heard of carbon collective evolve rinseless from the uk 🇬🇧.
Thanks for watching and subscribing! Appreciate it. Gyeon Ecowash... aweeee man, i'll have that video coming up within the next week. I really want to try Carbon Collective, but it's currently sold out in the 1L size. It is also a bit difficult to get right now.
This one is pretty much straight surfactants, and I believe it shares one of the main active ingredients with Simple Green. There could be some polymers in there, but it's primary formulation is definitely surfactant.
I'm not convinced it's a product that should be used without rinsing, so I've kinda been using it as a stronger presoak and then follow with a different rinseless. Stuff gives me a weird headache (just like Simple Green does) and makes my hands feel weird. I definitely won't be buying this one again.
Hey, thanks for watching!
I haven't taken a look at the SDS sheet, but according to their product description on Feynlab's website, this uses Polymers. I thought it would have surfactants too, but regardless, it does the job exceptionally well. I gotta look into Simple Green and perhaps it is identical or share some of its ingredients.
I don't usually rinse unless it's super dirty. In this case, this would be more of a 5-6 out of 10, 10 being stupid dirty, and I wanted to test out how well Feynlab works. We all have our preferences which is a great thing.
What rinseless is your favorite to use?
@@jefferrrson1x CAS-No.: 68439-46-3 is one that they both use. Feynlabs' SDS lists 3 surfactant ingredients comprising up to 39% of the total product.
The website mentions "polymeric cleaning technology" which doesn't really mean anything as some surfactants are polymeric in nature.
My favorite rinseless depends on the day and what I'm doing, but my current favorites are Hero, Rrw, Absolute, DIY, ONR and Clean Rinse-Less (in no particular order).
@@jefferrrson1x The website calls it "polymeric cleaning technology" but it is all surfactants in there per the SDS. Surfactants can be polymeric, so I think they are trying a bit of trickery there. There may be polymers in the mix, but it is still primarily a surfactant blend.
My current favorites are Hero, Rrw, Absolute, ONR, DIY, Hydra v3 and Clean By Pan. What I choose kind of just depends on the day and what I'm doing. They all have their strengths and weaknesses. I'm currently testing an unreleased updated version of a popular rinseless, it is knocking my socks off and I think its going to come out as a clear winner in the end.