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PuriFry Vs Filtafry
There is a new Franchise available called PuriFry, in the same market as Filtafry (Some "interesting" comments on this site) has anyone looked at www.purifry.com ?
How do they compare?
Thanks for any comments.
is it posible to buy the filter machine use'd by filtafry in uk
Can any one tell me if it's posible to buy the same filter machine as used by filtafry and purifry ,and is it even any good at what it does .how mutch does it cost is it worth it ? is their a good market for this service seems like their would be but you can never be surecontact them at
contact them at
www.cardev.com
I'm not sure if they are still around though.
what's the advantage...
What would the advantage to a prospective Zee be, to buy into a new Zor? If the "concept" (which is much over-rated in importance since there is hardly any really new or patentable "concept" out there) is a ground floor growth opportunity, then invest in the Zor not the Zee. Not to ALWAYS be negative, but just so ya know, we are multi-unit restaurant Zors and we already filter our own vats daily and when we change oil we have hard piped pump discharge to a bulk collection tank. We then SELL the used oil. So I suppose filtration could be a business but it is not new or unique. I would think that only a small Mom & Pop and/or an operator with very backwards and lazy procedures would not already be doing this in-house. I have heard of Filta having national accounts but how many units of those national brands are they really servicing? This sounds like buying yourself a job and personally that is nto a job I'd choose. But then again I don't want to clean restrooms (US Term, the WC elsewhere) and that too is (or was) a service business.Re: PuriFry Vs Filtafry
I know there base is in the UK. Do you know if or when PuriFry will move to the US? I Like there Money Back Guarantee. You may want to ask over on the Filta Fry thread. Also have you looked at http://www.manafry.com/Facts of franchises that filter oil
Having researched and investigated this industry and attempts to prolong the life the cooking oil for restaurants etc. I can scientifically say that AT BEST, any customer could ever hope to accomplish is break even when factoring in the service costs for franchisee to stop in once, twice or even three times a week. If any deepfryer is not cleaned and filtered thoroghly on a DAILY basis the oil will be left with the contaminents and free fatty acids to act as a catalyst that deteriorate any good oil properties left. If you miss ONE day the end result is that the oil goes right back to the state it was in before that oil franchisee filtered. Yes, you can extend 1, perhaps 2 days of the oil life. Does this maximize ALL of the oils potential? NO! FYI- Carbon is the destroyer of oil and its properties, which is the byproduct of the burned food particles, breading, salt etc. Carbon deposit is .6 microns. Each and every filter media and machine out there can NOT capture these contaminents. Research all you want, ask all the right questions and you will discover this. The oil institute research center has the data to back this up as well. I have also reviewed all available patents and claims on this subject and NOT ONE solution to solve this has yet to be invented yet. FYI- oil subjected to anything over 40 psi breaks the cell wall of the vegetable oil and actually breaks the oil down. FACT. Purifry, filta, manafry and most other attempts to clarify, cleanse or whatever they want to claim is happening to the oil is actually doing just the opposite. The only way to filter properly is through a negative pressure situation. After 12 months of R & D, trial and error, and hundreds of hours I have finally developed the " 4-part system" that when implemented daily by these food service employees does this task quicker and easier, and will maximize, for the first time, both money and oil life for the customer. I back it writing that this "system" will save them $2000-$20,000 plus per year on their oil costs alone, depending on their current oil practices and use. No franchise b.s., no equipment purchases or contracts for restaurants, and lifetime replacement of any broken or defective equipment. The BEST PART? * The restaurant saves thousands in oil and labor * Employees are safer and happier(they WANT to use this!) * They are a "Green" eco-friendly business * All filters and associated products covered for life * The savings results are AFTER they have covered our costs * Lifetime residual income for sales rep in place for as long as customer keeps using the "system" (Why would they not when you have proven to them how much money and better off their fryers and oil are?) * You obtain 50 accounts and keep them happy and you never have to filter or clean a fryer again, AND nets you $80-85K per year. If you stop putting this "system" in place once you have your 50 accounts, you STILL make this money EVERY YEAR! If you lose an account, go help another food service place save money to get back to your 50 accounts. If you have 30 accounts you will make roughly 50K. If you have 100 acoounts- you make 175K each and every year! * You are NOT tied down to filtering or cleaning every day-THEY ARE! * Stop in once a month after they have the "system" to check in and monitor their savings and equipment. No one in WORLD has this "system" or can duplicate-No competition! I have restaurants already using this and keep very accurate records as to the savings and claims, Finally...THE REAL DEAL! I just finished the final steps making this the ultimate user friendly solution. I am now am writing the 40 page business plan for venture capital money to back so I can get this out accross the country. FYI- my customers are filtering daily to .5 microns in less than 10 minutes time and don't have to open their drain ports to do it, and handle 100 lbs. of oil at once! No van needed, you could sell this out of a car trunk! I have been a busy man and have already invested thousands to get to this point. To say the least, I am excited! This is huge! And it works! Best of luck to you all! cleanfryer@gmail.comIntereted In Sellimg Your Product
Dear Clean Fryer
Please call me at 970-379-9007.
Thank You.
Dave Stone
Fridgetek,Inc.
I would like some more
I would like some more information on this
can you send me more
can you send me more information about your franchaise
OIL Filtration
I am excited about your concept.
Send me more info.
Thanks
Tony Shaw
I have been researching
I have been researching FiltaFry and other oil cleaning systems and would like to know more about your system.
I am interested in obtaining
I am interested in obtaining more specific info. on this four part system.
info
Did you get info back about cleanfry? I would like to see this system in use.
Re:(Missleading) "Facts" of Franchises that Filter Oil
A blatant advertisement if ever I have seen one and I think it should be recognised as such and removed from a "Franchise" discussion thread, I will refrain from following this trend. I will say that based on a decade of actual industry experience (Not just 12 months R&D) I would argue a considerable portion of you claims. "Carbon is the destroyer of oil and its properties" not strictly true, there are many factors oxidation (air), polymerization (heat)and hydrolysis (water & food)that lead to oil degredation, carbon is not the major contributer you indicate. In a fryer that is cleaned on a reasonably regular basis there is minimal carbon, there will be a lot of food particles but they mainly sink to the bottom into the cool zone and burn no further, the main carbon effect is around the edges where if the fryer is not cleaned regularly the grease build up will burn on and carbonize, your "system" does not take off this carbon which in the carbon stakes is a far greater threat to the oil than the particles that may be actually free floating in it. "At best break even after paying for the service" - I have proof of customers using a Mobile Fryer Service saving small to considerable sums per week, (I can say that mathematically, not scientifically, but its the maths that count) never mind the additional benefits they get - therefore a missleading claim on your part. "Purifry, filta, manafry and most other attempts to clarify, cleanse or whatever they want to claim is happening to the oil is actually doing just the opposite" Pressure systems do not exceed the 40psi stated , (In fact they are well below 30psi, did your "research" turn up this fact)therefore this statement is irrelevant, totally missleading, and potentially libelous. Carbon deposits 0.6 micron? it is carbon deposits the filters remove - not individual particles of carbon, catch yourself on!! 2 micron is more than adequate, have you ever actually seen oil filtered in a pressure system? Shall I go on?? Ok I shall on just 1 more claim, because I find it amazing "* Employees are safer and happier(they WANT to use this!)" How can it be safer to promote employees spending additional time in the vicinity of a deep fat fryer at 180oC using a system that is filtering oil - and the ultimate claim the employees are "happier", never have I come across any kitchen staff that are happy to take on additional time consuming and potentially dangerous duties LOL. I was going to stop there, but "* The restaurant saves thousands in oil and labor" needs to be commented on, you are asking them to do ADDITIONAL work using your product, how does this save on labor? Does your system improve Health & Safety, Cleanliness, reduce staff hours, improve kitchen efficiency etc. NO, probably the complete opposite in fact. You are comparing an extensively used proven "Service" with an unproven, commercially unavailable and un-marketed "system", Horses for courses buddy! A little logic applied and analysis of you profit claims, this is on par as a profit margin per customer with a mobile filtering service, this means as far as your system goes, and a comparison against other inhouse filtration and a mobile service (With the additional benefits the customer gets) you are VERY expensive - time to review your "40 page business plan" "Greaseman" please do not make any further derogatory comments about a service industry you are obviously lambasting in order to promote the perceived "Additional" benefits of you own product/system, for your information there are systems available that where launched in the 1950's doing exactly what you claim yours does for a lot less - ie saves money with in house filtration, possibly in a different way, but it definitely sounds like you are a bit behind the times and unfortunately have wasted "thousands" reinventing the wheel. Times have moved on, along with customers expectations. I have said my bit and will not respond to any further comments by greaseman, if anyone else has any relevant questions I am more than happy to respond.Misleading Facts of Franchises that Filter Oil
I would be curious to hear from you, Industry Insider, about how (micro)filtration will remove the soluble baddies in the oil which ultimately lead to oil degradation. I can't see how this filtration done several times a week will solve that problem. If this approach really were to be successful, then the additional benefits would certainly be interesting. Of course, some treatment is better than none. It is possible to see how this service might benefit kitchens which do no oil conditioning, but for those which take oil economics and quality very seriously, daily and actually several times daily conditioning seems to be the norm....however, I am just learning at this point. Can you comment?Shill
Geez, Greaseman, why don't you just yell up and down: "I am a shill, shill, shrill shill"?
Michael Webster, a franchisee attorney in Toronto, Ontario, publishes a website on business opportunities and franchises called "The BizOp News"
Shill this
Micheal, Like you would actually get your hands dirty and bother with a deepfryer. If you think for a second you or any other restaurant manager, owner, mfg. rep of these fryers, oil, filters or what have you, are getting the most out of their oil or have the data and backround to even converse on the subject, you have much to learn. My friend just spent over 2k in legal fees to his "franchise' attorney to find a way out of his obligation, he was told there was nothing he could do. I spent 2 days researching his contracts and making calls and found 3 legal loopholes, drafted a demand letter, sent it to his franchise...what da ya know? Not only was he released but got a nice check in the mail. This lawyer actually worked for the SCC prior to his practice. He has one of those glamorous high offices with all the bells and whistles. The lawyer called me up afterwards to thank me and said I should think of law. I told him car sales are down and the market is a little slow right now. Like the world needs another one of you out there ripping people off. I'm curious, with all your clients and legal obligations on your desk at the moment, how is it you have time to slink into sites like this? Please enlighten us all...please we are dying here! If by chance you can spare a moment of your precious time we would all would like to hear about your vast wealth of knowledge on this particular subject. It seems you have a lot of advice for all of us out there on just about each and every topic under the sun. Jeopardy awaits. Alex wants to shake your hand as the next winner. I think you are missing your true calling here! Or is this the part where you inform us of infinite number of degrees hanging your walls, the cost and type of car, house and clothes you have, that's what we really need at this point. Fact is- you have no clue as to what I presently have or know about this industry, and never will. Until you jump on your plane and fly in to see me and this "system" (after you sign the confidentiallity of course) will you have the right to even pretend to approach this topic. Until then, I hear the at home version, readily available at Toys R Us will jumpstart your new future career.Response to Shrill Shill
GM writes: "If by chance you can spare a moment of your precious time we would all would like to hear about your vast wealth of knowledge on this particular subject. It seems you have a lot of advice for all of us out there on just about each and every topic under the sun."
1. Your original post made reference to the standard and well known fake earnings claim. This is the sign of a shill.
2. Your original post made reference to 12 months of R&D, with no back up. This is the sign of a shill.
3. Your original post made reference to the impossibility of anyone being able to duplicate your system. This is the sign of a shill.
4. Your original post made reference to you having, "Finally, the real deal". This is the sign of a shill.
5. In your reply, you suggest that you can duplicate the efforts of a highly skilled franchise attorney in drafting a demand letter for rescission that works. Please post the letter, a copy of the cheque, and your legal authorities. No doubt this could be a precedent.
6. In your reply, you suggest you have a system that would disclose to me once I sign your confidentiality agreement. Send me the confidentiality agreement for my signature.
7. In your reply, you ask why I post on BMM. Uh, because people ought not to be tempted into even entering a Pascal wager with you. Because you wear the marks of a shill. And are shrill - yet another mark.
And numbers 8 and 9 for the Greaseman......
In addition to Mr. Webster's 7 signs of a shrill shill, I humbly add: 8. The overuse of exclamation points. The only thing missing from your spiel is the "act now, before it's too late!!!!" 9. The need to immediately deride anyone who dares question your contentions, motives or veracity. If your "plan" is so revolutionary and will save and make so much money, why waste your time trying to convince doubters like the Attorney from the Great White North? If the Emperor is fully clothed, he needn't fear someone claiming he is naked. The most persuasive arguments are those that require no raising of voice and can comfortably ignore the temptation to attack personally those purportedly uninformed and therefore harmless naysayers.Call now!!! You know we can't
Call now!!! You know we can't make this offer all day!!!
Michael and Mufflerman
You guys are so funny. I can't stop laughing.One LAST note on the subject for the indoubt
I remain true to my postings and confident of all I say for the fact that I am NOT selling anything. Yes it is true, there are actually good and decent, sound and thought out opportunities available IF it is unique, simple and needed. I am the finance, risk taking individual on the line, no one else. I am the one paying these residuals and salaries to those that put this system in place for the restaurants etc. Pure and simple-it is a profit sharing of the actual dollar amount of savings these customers WILL save. My partners and I already have the basis of this "system" in place at over 150 Chili's franchises with at AVERAGE savings of 8-10k per store per year, most in the mideast. Paula Dean now has this in place as well in her restaurant and THEY are projecting at LEAST 30k savings per year from 1 location based on what they are already doing. These are but a few. But I am sure you already knew that too. If indeed this was available elsewhere AND untried, unproven and at the least bit skeptical would they bother? Anyone who would ever put this system in place or venture to attempt to work at this would be required to put absolutely no money of their own out of pocket. It is my risk, no on else. In my opinion, you hover around these sites knowing too well there are hundreds of dissatified franchise venturists out there that need answers, and you are their answer. Without franchises and their unique ability to promise the moon and the ultimate solution to their economic "stimulus" what would you write about? Or for that matter, how would you earn a living? Do you know the backround of whom I partner with? None of us are, or EVER will be associated with a franchise or its concepts. Pure and simple, you or your friends in Canada take this equipment, carefully analyze beforehand the food service individuals practices of cooking oil management, uses, etc. then IN WRITING put their new savings per year with this system with NO CONTRACT. If they don't like, use it for paperweight, whatever, we take it back at they go back to doing what ever they did before. We ARE that confident in this. But of course, you knew that as well, right. Boy what a shill I am. Imagine me wanting no money or obligation. You got me pegged, can't get one over on you franchise attorneys. My last bit of advice...I would slink back out and find a different rock to hind under BEFORE you do yourself anymore harm. I hear things are really gellin' over on the Quizno's and Cartridge World sites at the moment...they REALLY need you..BAD!Do you have a website? I'd
Do you have a website? I'd like to read more.
(you have to admit, those posting are pretty funny)
Shill
A village called me, apparently they are looking for you.
Michael Webster, a franchisee attorney in Toronto, Ontario, publishes a website on business opportunities and franchises called "The BizOp News"
Re: Re: PuriFry Vs Filtafry
Hi Bill B, I Guess you dont have anything to ad. I know there base is in the UK. Do you know if or when PuriFry will move to the US? I Like there Money Back Guarantee. You may want to ask over on the Filta Fry thread. Also have you looked at http://www.manafry.com/Filtafryu
http://www.filtafry.freeforums.org/my-story-t2.html very interestingA warning for those in the UK
http://www.ukbusinessforums.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=123030Cooking oil filtering
Hi I used to have a filterfry franchise years ago , i recomend that you purchase one of my cooking oil filtering machines and do it yourself and save a load of money . Have a look at my video on the website .
Fryer oil
What is your website, John Beck?
your filtering machine
I to would like your web page. I am thinking of purchasing a filtrafry franchise but if I could do this on my own I would do it. thanks.
What's the web site address
Hi John,
what is the web site address for your cooking oil filtering machine?
Thanks,
Andrew
Cooking oil filtering
From a x uk franchise owner there is nothing wrong with the filtafry franchise if your prepared to go out and get the customers.
cooking oil filtering
If you look at clearfry you can see a video uk website only.
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