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ol'E
looking to start P.W service on a budget but want to get some good equipment have looked at landa,and hotsy great machines but a little pricey also need surface cleaner extension wands and chemicals I got a budget of $6500 for P.W and surface cleaner wands hoses and hose reels located in alabama but will travel a bit for good deals any pro out there help me out I need it.
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ol'E, I don't have any answers for you but, have you done much power washing before? It's hard work. I know I wouldn't want to do it for a living. Just yesterday, I rented a power washer and cleaned all the brick & concrete in the front yard & around both sides of my dad's house. It took me 7 hours & by the time I was done, my booty was thoroughly kicked. It looks great though. (LOL) Good luck.
ol'E, I don't have any answers for you but, have you done much power washing before? It's hard work. I know I wouldn't want to do it for a living. Just yesterday, I rented a power washer and cleaned all the brick & concrete in the front yard & around both sides of my dad's house. It took me 7 hours & by the time I was done, my booty was thoroughly kicked. It looks great though. (LOL) Good luck.
Bug shit on my house vs a pressure washer?
Boredom
I have these tiny black dots on my siding, which have been multiplying over the years, and I just know it's bug shit. Got out my power washer and can blast off most, but not all. I thought about vinegar but that would destroy my my power washer I'm pretty sure.
Has anyone had to deal with these little turds on your house? HA HA! I'm going to coat my house in poison when I get the turds off.
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They make a washing liquid just for siding, even aluminum siding. Check with your local hardware store. Get one of those extendable poles and a painters tray to hold the liquid that you mix with water. Then just wash instead of painting your house. After you wash an area spray the stuff off. You can wrap an old sock or towel around the end of the pole to hold the liquid and act as a scrubber. Have fun.....
They make a washing liquid just for siding, even aluminum siding. Check with your local hardware store. Get one of those extendable poles and a painters tray to hold the liquid that you mix with water. Then just wash instead of painting your house. After you wash an area spray the stuff off. You can wrap an old sock or towel around the end of the pole to hold the liquid and act as a scrubber. Have fun.....
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