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Eric SCHNAIBLE wrote:

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Thanks Roger.
I'm doing my salt test now Chris.

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 Washing Not Baking Soda may work too as a thickener, and if so, has some advantages.

The thickeners used must be friendly with chlorine, this is why we do not use corn starch, etc.

Congrats on getting certified Eric !

Cannot wait to try the Gain for nonpressure roof cleaning, still buried in snow up here !!

A to Z wrote:

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Apple Roof Cleaning Tampa FL (813) 655-8777 wrote:

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A to Z wrote:

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Thanks for bumping this thread, I was meaning to try it out and had forgotten. Our season is starting soon so I'm gonna go with Gain.

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 Got many steep roofs up there ?  

 

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 We have equal amounts of both, with a mix of different styles such as gambrels, capes, ranches of all different roof materials. Never a boring day! Lol

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 On steep roofs, do not be scared to add more Gain! Or, mix it with some Ammonyx LO either. 

Bergman Roof Cleaning Port Charlotte FL 941-698-1959 wrote:

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Thanks for discovering this for us Chris! It's one of the best thoughts that I have come across in a long time! I usually do a mix of it and AM Lo.

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 You can thicken it up by adding some salt to it Chuck, if you want. Try 1/4 cup salt to a large bottle, and stir, watch that chit thicken right up!