Is this a powder or liquid cleaner? How does it compare to Filter Brite and ecoone cleaner?
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It is a powder and I'm not sure about comparing as we had only used Leisure Time filter cleaner before this. Seems to work ok, though and will probably last longer than a liquid.
273257
This is a powder. I use approx 4 cupfuls in a 5 gal container with warm water and my 10" diameter spa filter in it. Let it sit overnight, then wash it out with a filter washer that I made up. I'm very pleased with the results and will keep purchasing this product. I cannot compare it to Filter brite or Ecoone cleaners. I rotate filters to let one be cleaned and dry..
273258
Its a powder that gets mixed in water. I use a tall bucket,mix it with hot water and let the spa filter soak for a day. Then rinse it. I haven't used the other products. This one works pretty good though. 1 bottle of powder is good for about 3 or 4 cleanings depending on the size of the bucket and filter.
273259
It is a powder and I can't compare it to anything else. This is the 1st time I've used it.
273260
I've never used those two products so I can't compare them. This is powder - sort of crystals - not really a fine powder.It works great for my spa filter. Spa Depot has great products, of very good or superior quality to others, and they usually have much less filler than other brands. Very good customer service in my experience, and they answer questions by phone too.Here's the product description page at Spa Depot:http://www.spadepot.com/shop/Power-Soak-Filter-Cleaner-P779C57.aspx
1829857
All you have to do is mix it with water and put it in a spray bottle. It's a great cleaner!
1528817
This is a product intended for disinfection (killing microorganisms), and not for cleaning as Oxyclean is intended for. So I'm not sure you can compare the two.
1816986
Well its cleaner in general using this seventh generation product instead of the non earth friendly ones. I prefer the packets if you prefer the powder box that's your prerogative :)
561615
There is a clean cycle built into the machine. Put tube into clean water and push the clean cycle. There is also powder to be desolved into water also. It all comes with the machine. Great machine!
1824302
I have a refillable air cleaner and when I changed the carbon I found pellets from the manufacturer. I couldn't find pellets at first, so I used granular. It worked as well, but was very messy. I've gone back to pellets and I'm happy with them.
2004834
Yes, it is powder and is very effective. I've personally not used a liquid more effective.
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To my surprise, these liquid softgels seem to work better and faster than the powder brands. I've previously used a powder brand before and prefer the results I am getting from taking this one. My skin is starting to look great after a short period of time. I hope this helps you in your selection.
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Whirl Out does do some cleanout of minerals, but I'm not sure exactly what, except that it cleans pretty well. The best product I've found so far is called "Oh Yuk Jetted Tub System Cleaner." It has been taking care of our bacterial iron that had been accumulating in the pipes. It dissolves a lot of it, and WhirlOut does too, but not quite as good. I have found using warm to hot water in both the cleaning and the rinse helps. The problem is, for me, that I'm not sure what harsh chemicals I can use or not use in the jacuzzi tub. If I could use anything, I would pick Iron Out. It might sound funny or silly, but for very small corroded items, Efferdent (for cleaning dentures) does an excellent job. I was looking for something to clean a partial, and one of the reviews for Efferdent was a guy who uses it to clean the minerals, calcium, etc, from his toilet. I tried Efferent in the toilet and it actually did a fairly decent job. With hot water, I think it could have done better. Hope these suggestions help. Ingrid
1585469
I think one is relatively self-cleaning, the other is not. I bought the NSL603 and it has been great.
159443
No, it's a non-foaming liquid. The only foaming gun cleaner I'm aware of is called Gun Scrubber.
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Sorry. The only thing that I know of that Might work would be to distill the water and try to get rid of the contaminants afterward. The filter system that seems to filter the best, and remove the most hazards is the Berkey filters. Suggest that you research them. I spent days........,,, looking for something thy would remove salt and biochemical contaminants. There is not one that I could find. I was very impressed with the Berkey, and for a lightweight purifier, I really do like the LifeStraw. It will do more than most of the very small filters. Be sure to get this one, and not the green camoflage one that lets 2 micron particles through. That one seems to be mostly for looks. Hope this helps. Sorry. The only thing that I know of that Might work would be to distill the water and try to get rid of the contaminants afterward. The filter system that seems to filter the best, and remove the most hazards is the Berkey filters. Suggest that you research them. I spent days........,,, looking for something thy would remove salt and biochemical contaminants. There is not one that I could find. I was very impressed with the Berkey, and for a lightweight purifier, I really do like the LifeStraw. It will do more than most of the very small filters. Be sure to get this one, and not the green... » Read More Sorry. The only thing that I know of that Might work would be to distill the water and try to get rid of the contaminants afterward. The filter system that seems to filter the best, and remove the most hazards is the Berkey filters. Suggest that you research them. I spent days........,,, looking for something thy would remove salt and biochemical contaminants. There is not one that I could find. I was very impressed with the Berkey, and for a lightweight purifier, I really do like the LifeStraw. It will do more than most of the very small filters. Be sure to get this one, and not the green camoflage one that lets 2 micron particles through. That one seems to be mostly for looks. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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i dont know the other one. but this aint for scrubbing. its good for cleaning up loose liqhid or dirt. very good absorption but not made for heavy scrubbing
1918884
No it is not in a powder form. I have not had a problem with it clogging my drains. I have washed it off in the sink and in the shower and no problems with either! Love this stuff!!
1479555
This product works really well for stains on our light colored quartz sink. I like the powder form. It's similar to Comet. It does not have a strong smell. It doesn't list ingredients. The label says, CAUTION: Contains oxalic acid. Do not ingest, inhale, or get in eyes. Keep away from children. Harmful if swallowed. I hope this helps.
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No it is not. Is is an ultrasonic cleaner. It basically shakes the dirt and grime out of the little nuks and crannies that we cannot clean out ourselves. The solution does heat up a bit when in use though.
804905
It's a really fine powder. Nix on tea ball. It will probably clog filter quickly.