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    I was wondering what you guys think cleans carpets better apc or apc+ or is there anything else you would suggest?

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    I asked about this recently. Apparently APC+ is a bit stronger than APC, and the main difference is APC+ produces less foam. So either is good for carpet cleaning.
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      I would go with the APC+. Because of the less foaming.
      quality creates its own demand

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        I like using APC (4:1) for cleaning tires because of the foaming action and I use APC+ for pretty much everything else that I need a multi-purpose cleaner for.

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          Thanks for that info so I think im going to be using apc+ on the carpets.

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            APC+ all the way............

            Low foam and Ph, fabric softners and brightners....

            Awesome for carpets, and mats.....Also followed up with a steamer and you have the best!
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            • #7
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              I use APC+ on carpets and APC on the mats. I use APC+ on the carpets due to it low foam so it won't overload my wet/dry vac or my LGM while removing the product. I use APC on mats because after agitating the mats, I spray the mats with the hose on the drive way to remove all the APC and then vacuum the water out. The foam isn't a problem if you can spray them out unlike the carpet.

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                For a while I used both APC and APC+. Than, I started using APC+ for everything. I love it but I realised that I missed the foaming and clinging action of APC when I work on the tires, rubber mats etc... So recently I started using APC once again and now remember why I do like using it. For me it's best to have both. Definitely APC+ for interior carpets.
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                  what i do is...i use APC for 10:1 and i use APC + for 4:1...APC+ doesnt foam up on the inital spray, however if you use a brush to aggitate it, it will foam up a lot...however APC foams up right away which is also nice..i use APC+ for carpets because of the pleasant orange scent.
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                  • #10
                    Re: apc or apc+

                    Originally posted by Hemin8r View Post
                    For a while I used both APC and APC+. Than, I started using APC+ for everything. I love it but I realised that I missed the foaming and clinging action of APC when I work on the tires, rubber mats etc... So recently I started using APC once again and now remember why I do like using it. For me it's best to have both. Definitely APC+ for interior carpets.

                    Nice. Just what I was debating the other day. You answered my question! lol
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