I noticed this at the Home Depot today and bought one. Thought they were banned around here years ago. Does it really work better than the green can?
I was going to say that yeap, the red can is the "stronger" stuff. I've been buying/using O'Reilly's store brand or SuperTech and for my uses, I can't say the non-chlorinated stuff works bad at all. It does the job for me.the "red can" Brakleen by CRC is chlorinated while the "green can" is non-chlorinated
Most important comment.Dont weld on anything you clean with that either.
If it says chlorinated or lists chloroethene aka pce aka percI noticed this at the Home Depot today and bought one. Thought they were banned around here years ago. Does it really work better than the green can?
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If it lists tetrachloroethylene, aka PCE ,as an ingredient, its the chlorinated version and its much better than the green top. Old time industrial solvent degreaser and dry cleaner fluid. I use it on stains, too.LOL Readily available in Pa.I noticed this at the Home Depot today and bought one. Thought they were banned around here years ago. Does it really work better than the green can?
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Hmmm- in my experience (and websites info) the red can is alot better...A customer gave me a whole case of CRC red can brakleen.....It's awful in performance & smell compared to the flammable, non-chlorinated brake cleaner I buy.