Dr. Bronners sal suds best slip additive

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I’ve posted this before but didn’t get much response. We’ve been using this for months now and by far it has been the best slip/ soap additive I’ve found by far. I get a gallon on eBay for about $40 free shipping. I tried it just as a window dleaning soap and it did great but it works even better with what ever soap you use. We shoot in dawn and sal suds and a bucket can last us 2 days or about 14 homes I really think this stuff is great by far better than any other slip additive I have bought. Please give it a try. I think you’ll really like it. It also increases the effectiveness and efficiency of the liquidators

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Thanks for tip! I’ve heard of the stuff but never tried it myself. Does it leave any extra film or smears compared to just dish soap alone?

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Thanks for the heads up. What other kinds of slip have you tried that you are comparing it to?

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Hmmmm;…Sodium Laurel Sulfate, Cocamidopropyl betaine (?), potassium hydroxide (Dawn has sodium hydroxide), and some essential oils like pine and fir. Should be a great product! I would use it mostly on the outside however. The coconut based synthetic detergent should leave somewhat of a film. This is not a slip chem. It is a cleaner with great slip. I will have to try it out. Thanks for the tip. Always looking for a new cleaner to try out. Always looking to start another soap war.

Henry

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I’ve never had any film or residue left behind. I’ve tried all the slips offered and this by far has been the best. As Henry said its a cleaner but the slip it gives is incredible.

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tried to reply but slipped off my chair.
is it slippier than real tsp?