It's been an interesting ride helping out ForceChemTech promote their ForceClean product line on the internet. They developed their own biodegradable rig wash called ForceClean (that can be used with a pressure washer). While it has a myriad of uses, it is best suited to the oil field industry. I do admire the R&D put into the product as it does seem to do a better job than many of the long established name brands, for less money at that. However, it's a challenge for a new comer to gain recognition. You want to promote the brand and have to best some brands that have been around much longer than your brand. However, due diligence and just getting the customer to try out the product and use it is often times enough to get them on. You just have to get your foot in the door.
One of the upsides to have a non regulated product is that a business typically doesn't have to deal with hazmat storage and disposal costs. It was a challenge, but they were developed to be effective yet non regulated. While all the products are aimed at commercial and industrial usage, I can see some great things happening for the product line in the days to come. As of right now, it's just beating the pavement, getting to know the industry and getting businesses to realize the value from your products.
One of the upsides to have a non regulated product is that a business typically doesn't have to deal with hazmat storage and disposal costs. It was a challenge, but they were developed to be effective yet non regulated. While all the products are aimed at commercial and industrial usage, I can see some great things happening for the product line in the days to come. As of right now, it's just beating the pavement, getting to know the industry and getting businesses to realize the value from your products.
