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Richard M
I am going to try to clean the outside of my home using a pressure washer I just bought at Lowes (3000 psi Troy Bilt). Any tips?
My house is painted concrete board (hardiplank) with painted wood trim. I am planning on using the recommended detergent and following the instructions, but if there is any one out there that could offer a few tips, I would really appreciate it!
Answer
make sure you use a wide angle nozzle not a pin point nozzle.
make sure you use a wide angle nozzle not a pin point nozzle.
What is the best chemical and procedure for pressure washing parking lots, awnings and wood on houses etc?
christian
WE would like to put our pressure washer to work and make a little extra cash. Can some one tell us the best chemicals and procesures to clean parking lots, houses, awnings? Thanks in advance for your time!
Answer
The very best chemical: water. Needs no cleanup, it's inexpensive, and fewâif anyâenvironmental consequences (except where water rationing is in effect). It works on most kinds of outdoor dirt.
The best technique is to determine how close the nozzle is from the surface before it begins to destroy it. Then back off 50% or more. This is the biggest danger of a pressure washer, even with things one might not think could be damaged. A marina I know has concrete docks with hundreds of 2 to 3 inch holes thanks to amateur power washing.
Awnings are not easy to thoroughly clean, and they are expensive to replace when damaged. I recommend you gain much experience with other items before attempting to power wash them.
The very best chemical: water. Needs no cleanup, it's inexpensive, and fewâif anyâenvironmental consequences (except where water rationing is in effect). It works on most kinds of outdoor dirt.
The best technique is to determine how close the nozzle is from the surface before it begins to destroy it. Then back off 50% or more. This is the biggest danger of a pressure washer, even with things one might not think could be damaged. A marina I know has concrete docks with hundreds of 2 to 3 inch holes thanks to amateur power washing.
Awnings are not easy to thoroughly clean, and they are expensive to replace when damaged. I recommend you gain much experience with other items before attempting to power wash them.
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