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Dinosaur
I need to return a pressure washer for warranty, but the manufacturer needs either the original receipt or the credit card statement. Only problem is that I forgot around what month last year the item was purchased. I called Walmart and they said they would not be able to locate it without knowing an exact date. I called the local Walmart store where I bought it and they said they can only go back 1 month. Other retailers seem to be more helpful in these cases because I didn't know the date of purchase of an item and they found it just by me telling them what item I purchased from them. What else can I try?
I contacted the credit card company, but the other issue is this. I paid with cash ( I believe) when I purchased the item and put the rst on my credit card so when the copies of the credit card statements arrived it was still very hard to determine what month I purchased the item from Walmart. I thought if I called Walmart's credit dept. and told them what I bought they could find it, but they told me they can't....weird.
Answer
contact the bank that holds the credit card you used and ask them to send you a copy of the card statements for the months that you might have bought the washer in. for instance if you can narrow it down to april or may of last year then tell the bank that those are the years that you need. you may have to pay for the statements depending on the bank you use but at least you will have the exact date of the purchase, and can then get the reciept if you still need it from walmart.
contact the bank that holds the credit card you used and ask them to send you a copy of the card statements for the months that you might have bought the washer in. for instance if you can narrow it down to april or may of last year then tell the bank that those are the years that you need. you may have to pay for the statements depending on the bank you use but at least you will have the exact date of the purchase, and can then get the reciept if you still need it from walmart.
What kind of soap fluid does a Husky Power washer need?
dvls2007
I have a gasoline Husky pressure washer. What type of soap fluid do I need? Model number is HU80432A.
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The user manual says "Use only detergents designed for pressure washers; household detergents, acids, alkalines, bleaches, solvents, flammable material, or industrial grade solutions can damage the pump. Many detergents may require mixing prior to use. Prepare cleaning solution as instructed on the solution bottle."
Searches at a few web sites for pressure washer soap returns hits. Home DePeau has a 'packet' thingie that looks like it'd get pretty expensive if you need much. Walmart has a few options.
The main intent of this is that you don't use any solvents, acids. alkalines, bleaches that might damage the *pump*.
Since this is the kind of thing that you're going to be blowing soap all over the landscape I'm a big fan of Simple Green and other environment-friendly biodegradeables, so I looked that up too. The first URL below has a whoooole page of SG FAQ, including power washer. See that for details about dilution, eye protection, and watering lawn afterward to push the residue into the ground.
Ahhhh, the simplegreen.com site says they have a pressure washer specific cleaner. Doesn't say what's 'different' about it though. There's a FAQ page that says "Pressure Washers & Power Washers â Are Simple Green® products pressure washer safe? Simple Green is pressure washer safe. Simple Green also offers products specifically designed for use in pressure washers. These pressure washer concentrates can be located on the Products page of the Simple Green website.
The third URL is a press release. Actually they have a whole *line* of pressure washer specific stuff for different purposes. But again they don't really say what's 'different.' Unless they say something specific, it's all marketing-speak to me designed to sell more stuff. YMMV.
The user manual says "Use only detergents designed for pressure washers; household detergents, acids, alkalines, bleaches, solvents, flammable material, or industrial grade solutions can damage the pump. Many detergents may require mixing prior to use. Prepare cleaning solution as instructed on the solution bottle."
Searches at a few web sites for pressure washer soap returns hits. Home DePeau has a 'packet' thingie that looks like it'd get pretty expensive if you need much. Walmart has a few options.
The main intent of this is that you don't use any solvents, acids. alkalines, bleaches that might damage the *pump*.
Since this is the kind of thing that you're going to be blowing soap all over the landscape I'm a big fan of Simple Green and other environment-friendly biodegradeables, so I looked that up too. The first URL below has a whoooole page of SG FAQ, including power washer. See that for details about dilution, eye protection, and watering lawn afterward to push the residue into the ground.
Ahhhh, the simplegreen.com site says they have a pressure washer specific cleaner. Doesn't say what's 'different' about it though. There's a FAQ page that says "Pressure Washers & Power Washers â Are Simple Green® products pressure washer safe? Simple Green is pressure washer safe. Simple Green also offers products specifically designed for use in pressure washers. These pressure washer concentrates can be located on the Products page of the Simple Green website.
The third URL is a press release. Actually they have a whole *line* of pressure washer specific stuff for different purposes. But again they don't really say what's 'different.' Unless they say something specific, it's all marketing-speak to me designed to sell more stuff. YMMV.
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