After two decades in REO FC work I have seen a lot of vendors come and go working for the nationals. Some were very good and conscientious when it came to following guidelines or wording of client requirements using best practices, others not so good in execution. The majority of the good ones left the business due to politics of the nationals and some of the not so nice actions of competing vendors.

My general question to you PP vendors is this:

When you introduce marine grade antifreeze into the WC bowls do you remove remnants of effluence prior to introduction and if not explain why and whether you think the dilution really protects as it should?

Dare I ask what prompts the question this morning ?

Thanks for phrasing it in language acceptable for a Parlour Room discussion . . . . it still brings certain images to mind.

It also brings certain images to MY mind...including one onetime that had about 10 dead mice floating inside. But that's probably the cleanest image I can think of.

I suppose it's because their little hands are so small that it takes so many just to scrub one Porcelain WC . . . . but they're probably more effective than the scrubbing bubbles.

Poor little guys; worked their little hearts out before succumbing.