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Zylox
Posts: 916
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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Anyone catch this and remember the product? Pretty sure they claimed it was the only natural product on the morket with no chemicals. Checked there websites and turned up nothing. |
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| #0 07:26pm 27/04/09 |
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Mantorok
Posts: 3373
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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Just use bleach like everyone else.
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| #1 07:27pm 27/04/09 |
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Posts: 4499
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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f*** yeah for cleaning the more chemicals the better imo.
I hate natural washing machine liquid, I want my clothes to smell f***ing CHEMICAL FRESH |
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| #2 07:36pm 27/04/09 |
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FaceMan
Posts: 845
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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| #3 07:37pm 27/04/09 |
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thermite
Posts: 1321
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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Yeah I remember them talking about this. It wasn't about morket or chemicals, it was about the fact that it does the same job as bleach does in terms of killing germs, but doesn't ruin stuff.
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| #4 07:45pm 27/04/09 |
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Zylox
Posts: 917
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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no this product claims that it doesn't bleach fabric.
It's Mould Power by OzKleen but no one seems to stock it yet. Was on Extra also. Also found a product(Moldzyme: Mould and Mildew Remover) that is natural, containing Water, enzymes (an extract from sugarcane fermentation) and surfactants (from coconuts). Wonder if its the same s***. /end thread |
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| #5 07:47pm 27/04/09 |
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whoop
Posts: 13853
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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Pretty sure they claimed it was the only natural product on the morket with no chemicals. I hate to tell all you hippie f*****s this but there's s*** in nature far more deadly than any man made chemical. I don't know why all the greeny hippie softcocks get all their panties in a bunch over this organic s***. Go paint some flowers on your combie |
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| #6 07:52pm 27/04/09 |
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Sover
Posts: 355
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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Gumption paste all the way imo. It gets s*** clean and the smell just rocks.
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Hogfather
Posts: 2636
Location: Cairns, Queensland
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^ Hahah eRage. Will it ever go out of fashion?! |
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| #8 07:54pm 27/04/09 |
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$ack
Posts: 458
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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The old girl used to use Gumption for everything 10 year ago, didn't know they still made it.
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Skitza
Posts: 8725
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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haha whoop, always a good laugh
ps wtf is that s***. |
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| #10 08:09pm 27/04/09 |
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Midda
Posts: 3501
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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+1 for Gumption, it kicks arse.
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| #11 08:11pm 27/04/09 |
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Zylox
Posts: 918
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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on fabric with no bleaching?
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MrHardware
Posts: 4806
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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Hahah eRage. Will it ever go out of fashion?!Not whilst whoop still isn't getting some - which seems to have been for quite a while now. |
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Persay
Posts: 5536
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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where is that amway fag when you need him?
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| #14 10:03pm 27/04/09 |
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Tollaz0r!
Posts: 9632
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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Gumption + AJAX = Pure WIN
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| #15 10:13pm 27/04/09 |
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infi
Posts: 12132
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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Standrd White King bleach pwns anything.
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| #16 10:38pm 27/04/09 |
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thermite
Posts: 1325
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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My cleaning products to own recommendations include goo remover and magic sponge/eraser
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| #17 11:29pm 27/04/09 |
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Ross
Posts: 2052
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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I ate gumption as a kid
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| #18 11:52pm 27/04/09 |
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Mantorok
Posts: 3374
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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I ate gumption as a kidThat explains a lot. |
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| #19 11:57pm 27/04/09 |
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nF
Forum Hero
Posts: 15887
Location: Wynnum, Queensland
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Take pool chlorine, dilute it to ~200-500ppm in water, then bring back the pH to ~7 or slightly more acidic. It'll kill just about anything in a few minutes. And you could do it all with pool gear (if you have one). It should also be weak enough to not ruin stainless, even 304.
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| #20 11:59pm 27/04/09 |
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Syco
Posts: 72
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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If it was on TT I wouldn't rely on it being anything useful :)
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| #21 12:35am 28/04/09 |
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