Liquipak softwash biocide

[GoldenSqueegee]

Guys is this stuff any good?can get it on ebay,amazon etc which has me questioning if it's worthwhile buying?says its 50% which seems to be what all the other are.

Any suggestions for what is best to buy if not?

Cheers

 

[Peter J]

I always go with BenzCleanse. It’s always worked well, even on a low dose, so I’ve never bothered trying any others. Sorry I couldn’t be more help.

 

[AW Services]

Guys is this stuff any good?can get it on ebay,amazon etc which has me questioning if it's worthwhile buying?says its 50% which seems to be what all the other are.

Any suggestions for what is best to buy if not?

Cheers

I wouldn't buy any of my chemicals from ebay or amazon
Use reputable suppliers who specialise in these products along with access to COSHH data and offer customer services

 

[K in Kent]

Liquipak are reputable and you can buy direct from them with free delivery. They are also fast and efficient.
I was chatting about this particular product recently with @Pjj and I've just used it on some fencing and all the green algae was gone within a few days. Beyond that I can't comment at the moment because it's early days but they are definitely legit.
I agree that Benz BioCleanze is also good but considering the price difference I thought Liquipak was worth a try because I've always been happy with their other products and service.
I'm not saying it' better, only that I think it will prove to be good value for money - £32/5 litres vs £85 + VAT / 6 litres

It' also worth noting that they contain different chemicals - Bac50 vs DDAC and DDAC (Benz) is supposed to have more effective residual benefits.
Which is best buy will also depend on what you're using it for and how you present it to customers.

And btw I'm not advocating 1 or the other, just offering some info and telling you about the very limited experience I've had with it thus far - and pointing out they are reputable - check out their website

 

[GoldenSqueegee]

Liquipak are reputable and you can buy direct from them with free delivery. They are also fast and efficient.
I was chatting about this particular product recently with @Pjj and I've just used it on some fencing and all the green algae was gone within a few days. Beyond that I can't comment at the moment because it's early days but they are definitely legit.
I agree that Benz BioCleanze is also good but considering the price difference I thought Liquipak was worth a try because I've always been happy with their other products and service.
I'm not saying it' better, only that I think it will prove to be good value for money - £32/5 litres vs £85 + VAT / 6 litres

It' also worth noting that they contain different chemicals - Bac50 vs DDAC and DDAC (Benz) is supposed to have more effective residual benefits.
Which is best buy will also depend on what you're using it for and how you present it to customers.

And btw I'm not advocating 1 or the other, just offering some info and telling you about the very limited experience I've had with it thus far - and pointing out they are reputable - check out their website

Thanks mate it's to use on my own roof to get rid of the green algae that's appearing

 

[Dave B]

Thanks mate it's to use on my own roof to get rid of the green algae that's appearing

At that price you can use it a bit stronger or treat it twice to ensure good coverage compared to using Benz at that price

 

[K in Kent]

Thanks mate it's to use on my own roof to get rid of the green algae that's appearing

In that case I'd personally take a punt with Liquipak biocide - BioCleanze is good but so pricey and you've got no customer to pass the cost on to. And of coure it's not just Benz - Algo Clear etc etc and anything that mentions biocide and suddenly the price rockets up