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Yesterday I used the microfiber I used to spread the guard and gloss with to dry my door jambs ect. Try it, you won't be disappointed. Oh and make sure you wipe the weatherstrips and door sills as well. You're welcome

It is hard to find, I have trouble every time.

I have been a big fan of the original all purpose cleaner. Tried a 16 oz of the Eco and my initial thoughts were good. I am now about 2/3 through the bottle and I think the new stuff leaves a sticky film. The seepage around the sprayer trigger also turns to goo. Starting to miss the old cleaner.

Like above it would depend on the dew amount. However I wouldn't try this unless you're positive your vehicle is clear of all dust and grit or you could damage your paint unintentionally.

I agree, I wouldn't "DEW" this

My favorite newer product, I have found if you brush off most of the water with a micro fiber, and then apply with the same towel after wringing out ,followed by a great white delivers awesome results. then wipe your wheels with just the towel without spraying product on the wheels drys them right up and shines nice. LOVE this stuff.

I have three bottles of Blueberry spray I just bought. I would be interested in trading.

I am curious, I see the foam gun canister itself quick disconnects from the spray nozzle. My question is can the spray nozzle now be used to rinse like a standard garden hose nozzle? Or do you have to put your own spray nozzle back on the hose to rinse?

Looks nice, I am lazy and just spray them with in and out spray.

What fragrance is "Blue"?

Smells fairly close to red, but not as strong as green. Hope this helps

Welcome...... I too am in Oregon. Where are you located?

I clean my glasses with Pumpkin spice detail spray. Better than any glass or lens cleaner

Wipers need some friction on the glass so they fold from one direction to the other. When applying products like this to the glass, it removes some of the friction and the blades can chatter. Wiper blades require a certain downward force per inch of blade. Sometimes reducing the wiper length by one inch will give just enough more downward force to cure the problem. Sometimes a new blade is also softer as the rubber becomes harder and stiff on older blades .

You spray random shots of product in the air during winter months because you miss the smell.

Are you stating that Adams is loosing sales because of this? I for one like seeing this type of warnings on products, it goes to show you that it will get the job that you want done, done.... Also I would think it is also a protection factor protecting Adams from a liability standard. And like it say's... Common Sense which is something that is being lost today.

It's a joke...... Simply playing on the idea that common sense seems to be lacking these days.

I recently was reading the instructions on my All Purpose Cleaner and noticed this. I believe that this trait is disappearing at an alarming rate. Therefore  limiting the sales

I bought a gallon and still have it. I have tried it a few times and also felt it was streaky looking. I will at some point find another use for it I,m sure.

I have a chance to purchase one of these very reasonable. I have never heard of this brand. It retails for $900. Are they a good machine?https://www.walmart.com/ip/NOBLES-9007502-Portable-Carpet-Extractor-115-V/41330512?wmlspartner=wlpa&selectedSellerId=1122&adid=22222222227028917579&wl0=&wl1=g&wl2=c&wl3=61827916209&wl4=pla-98336242329&wl5=9033094&wl6=&wl7=&wl8=&wl9=pla&wl10=101593696&wl11=online&wl12=41330512&wl13=&veh=sem

Sounds like you found an honest company that didn't try to sell you a whole new system.  In my experience that is highly unusual.  

The guy was GOOD, had me going in no time. So nice when you get the right guy.

If it were mine I would replace the coil and condenser, at the least with R-410A.  You may want to evaluate the condition of your air handler (furnace) as well.  R-22 was replaced with R-410A in 2010.  I know the equipment is expensive.  I replaced all of mine in 2007 and it cost me a little over 11K.  I have a 4 ton Lennox unit.  And a 110K btu furnace if I remember correctly.  I'm sure prices have gone up since then too.

 

I found the link below that may answer some of your questions.  Hope that helps.

 

http://www.ac-heatingconnect.com/whats-the-difference-between-r-22-and-r-410a/

 

Also wanted to mention when I switched mine over from R-22 to R-410A they had some way to clean the line set so that it didn't need replacing too.  It was relatively new, and still works perfectly.  HVAC is a sore subject with me.  

Thanks Chris, I lucked out. Turned out to be one of the auxiliary heat strips staying on. 

My compressor is failing in my Goodman 1.5 ton Heat pump. Still blows warm, but barely cools when switching to A/C. I want to replace the outside unit,but my unit is a R22 unit. All the new ones seem to be R410 charged. The R22 units are dry charged. Should I just replace the whole system? Just the outside unit with a R22 unit, or Will a 410 unit work? Opinions welcome.

Thanks for all the input everyone, looks like my next order will be including Some H20 G@G

H20 guard gloss? What can it do for me? I currently dry after washing using detail spray. Can I dry with guard gloss? Is it better? Tell me about it

Buffed and ready for first show and shine of the year. 

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