How does this compare to Wet &amp; Forget for coverage and effectiveness?
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Honestly, this is truly one of those products that "you get what you paid for"...or even better: "it's worth every penny"... We tried them all..NO COMPARISON to how well this works. You will love spray & forget, I promise!
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My husband & I are highly allergic. We only use Free & Clear & Vani products. They are wonderful. With face washing, I splash water, then use a few drops of liquid cleanser, gently wash, & splash a few more times, then pat dry. We live in Las Vegas, NV, so our climate is hard on skin. These products have been a lifesaver. I'm 59, & no one believes it! My facial skin is soft & supple. There are few wrinkles.
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I used both and seems like they both work, but the Wet and Forget maybe a bit quicker. Neither are instantaneous. If you have real heavy stuff, it takes an extra spraying and time period. Had heavy stuff on a LP Gas tank about 1/2" thick. Took 2 years without touching it, but it is gone. I bought the concentrated in both brands a couple of years ago.
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I have both e-cloths (been using for almost a year) and Norwex, and their cleaning properties are almost identical. The main difference is that Norwex envirocloths are embedded with silver that disinfects the cloth as it air dries, meaning you wash it less often. Also, I've found that my e-cloths tend to repel water after a few months of regular use, but I just boil them in a big pot with lemon slices and they are squeaky clean once again.
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I use both. My vet told me not to get the dog wet for 24 hours after you apply frontline. After that, you're good to go. I've seen no reduction in frontline protection while using this shampoo.
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I've used both the Sensitive and the Baby formulas on my kids and they are essentially the same. So I just buy whichever is cheaper. That said, they are both quite greasy and leave a streaky white film behind unless you rub, rub, rub it in well. That's because it's a "physical barrier" sunscreen, rather than a chemical one. It doesn't have the gunk in it that helps it absorb into your skin....which is why it is better if you have really sensitive skin and allergies.
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Hi Ron, I bought the one with the insect shield and would recommend spending the few extra bucks for it. The difference between the one with and without the insect shield is that the one treated with the insect shield is pre-treated with Permethrin - a common insect repellent that is made specifically for spraying on clothing/fabrics (which should be used on clothing so as not to damage clothing like regular bug spray with DEET can do). The Permethrin on the net helps keeps the bugs even further at bay. If you do decide to purchase the one without the insect shield, I'm sure you'll be just fine (the net works wonderfully, in my opinion). You can also purchase a spray bottle of Permethrin and apply it directly to the mosquito net as well as your clothing if you need to (depending on how the mosquito population is where you are and what you plan to use it for). P.S. If you purchase Permethrin separately, you can spray it on to the net and/or your clothing and it should be effective for approximately 4-6 washes, so again, it can be an overall helpful product for added protection against bugs. Hope this is helpful!
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No. Wet n Forget is a water-repelling product, I presume for decks, fences, maybe canvas pergolas(?); the spray n forget removes the algae, lichen, etc. from concrete and decks and siding. (it works over time as it's rained on; terrible idea right now in California: DROUGHT! And we can't help it along by spraying it down, because they are going to be rationing water here soon. Crap.
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I've used both. Can't tell any difference. Long lasting and moderate odor control. Tracks everywhere but a good high-pile towel or mat helps that.
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I have not used Hydraplenish so I cannot compare and contrast. I do use the NOW product and it has been satisfactory. I do not plan to stop using it. Hope this helps.
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The Ultra has a higher viscosity ("thicker"). I find it much more soothing, and don't have to apply it as often. There's also an Ultra gel drop that is even "thicker" and really great when the air is really dry, or indoor heat or air is blowing. Nice to have options to choose from! Btw, my ophthalmologist recommended Systane Ultra, and my eyes feel much better.
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This is better than the Ultimate- & Quick detailer, easier in use and adds a way better hydrophobic finish to the surface.One of the best quick detailer sprays on the market. And it smells great ;) Kind Regards
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You use less per load and it will theoretically cover twice as many loads as the regular kind. I personally usually buy the powder detergent from Seventh Generation. It lasts a lot longer and is just as good.
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Hi Don, I really like Prevail, unfortunately have never used Tena, so Can not compare. Prevail wipes are thick and very absorbent. Hopes that helps.
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All the answers (Daffy Duck, Dena Marshall, and Judy Hall) are right on. From my own experience in setting this up and self-testing is that one pass will soak my pants enough to cling to my skin. I'd call that drenched, but others may not. :)I would not want to stay for another pass. FYI, I have excellent water pressure. I also needed to experiment some to get the correct distance, throw, etc. to hit my target. Works perfect after that.
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I use this sealant on my marble kitchen counters/backsplash. I looks shiny and wet going on, but then you buff it off and there is no wet residual look. The stone is not left shinier than before you started.I have not used stonetech bulletproof so cannot compare the two products.Miracle Sealants 511 was the product recommended by the installers and where we bought the marble.
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I don't know. Maybe one is SPF and the other is SPF and insect repellent but I really am not sure.