Clean It Up
UK General Cleaning Forum => General Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Terry A on October 15, 2015, 08:14:05 am
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when cleaning block paving how much muck should I blast out between the pavers?
Should I be blasting as much as I can away or just down 15 or 20 mm?
Thanks
Terry
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Have you ever tried it with a Mono Rotary?
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Mono rotary? is that the same as a flat surface cleaner?
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Nope! This is one
http://www.tilinglogistics.co.uk/Floor-Polishing-Grinding-Machines/Klindex-Rocky-17-Rotary-Scrubber-Polisher
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20mm will be fine….Forget the mono rotary stick with the flat surface cleaner.
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Kevin I'm still to see a video anywhere off anyone of a drive being cleaned with a rotary. I should really try on mine and see. What brush would you recommend, I can do a comparison.
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What is your drive made of?
What rotary do you have?
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WTF "mono rotary" on block pavers yer having a laugh surely ;D
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This is the quick & messy way to deep clean block pavers properly ;D
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sIfOVx6oJJU
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is it easy or difficult using a buffing machine on block paving & what pad are you using? you don't seem to be giving much away?? ::)roll
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You could always use me weed wagga matey ;D
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V5vprOlw-x0
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Who need a pressure washer anyhow if you got a hose and a lot of time on yer hands ;D
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZid3FJ6CHU
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Kev 17 inch Victor weighted if needed. Tynex, monster, soft, medium brush.
Comparison on my mono block drive, half that way, half with my FSC 21 lt 250 bar p/w.
I know which will be quicker and easier and give a better finish. The thought of having to wet vac and rotary a drive makes me want to cry though.
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WTF "mono rotary" on block pavers yer having a laugh surely ;D
Why? Have you tried it?
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WTF "mono rotary" on block pavers yer having a laugh surely ;D
Why? Have you tried it?
No....Show us a vid then as I'm intrigued to know now Kevin
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kevin can you post more info ???& pic please
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WTF "mono rotary" on block pavers yer having a laugh surely ;D
Why? Have you tried it?
Kevin you have promised to put a video up of this method in action in the past but still you havnt until you put this video where your mouth is I am calling bullpoop
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WTF "mono rotary" on block pavers yer having a laugh surely ;D
Why? Have you tried it?
Kevin you have promised to put a video up of this method in action in the past but still you havnt until you put this video where your mouth is I am calling bullpoop
Trevor
I am sorry you feel like that but you have the freedom of speech to say what you want!
However, when we were pressure washing on a regular basis using Falch 300 Bar F2's and T3's (machines using more power, heat and flow rate that few have experienced) we trialled a rotary cleaner against these pressure washers which were fitted with Mosmatic FSC's with Vacuum Take Off and the Mono Rotary did a better job! "That is a fact"
I am not a great one on making videos or publishing pictures in fact, I have never published any pictures of our work on this forum. So essentially your thoughts and opinions are just that! Whether you believe me or not does not make one jot of difference to me either way. That said, we do not currently have a decent pressure washer or an FSC to make a comparison and produce a video. I am in the process of purchasing one from Ben and once I have it I will make every endeavour to make a video of the process. However, if you think about it carefully how can something that is relying on pressure and heat do a better job than something that is mechanically cleaning? Does a wfp do a better job than a trad WC? Can a gutter vac do a better job than a man up close doing it mechanically? Can you clean a conny roof better with a WFP or soft scrub? Can a drive in car wash clean a car better than I can do it by hand? It really is just common sense at the end of the day. You also need to be aware that at no point have I said it is quicker all I said is it does a better job and it is a lot less mess and no clean up!
Kevin
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I have to admit …i'm with Trevor on this .
I think you are talking out of your ring . When "I " clean block I make sure we take out at least 20 mm of sand and replace with Virgin sand. This is necessary when sealing (you cannot seal dirt ) and a matter of "principle" when "just cleaning". No brush hair/bristle/fibre will "reach" down into the gap between herringbone or interlock pavoirs.
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Kev,
Can you not just make a video of cleaning block paving with a mono rotary. Im sure we can all imagine how to clean with a pressure washer from experience.
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I have to admit …i'm with Trevor on this .
I think you are talking out of your ring . When "I " clean block I make sure we take out at least 20 mm of sand and replace with Virgin sand. This is necessary when sealing (you cannot seal dirt ) and a matter of "principle" when "just cleaning". No brush hair/bristle/fibre will "reach" down into the gap between herringbone or interlock pavoirs.
Chris
You have a rotary with a soft to medium brush and a pressure washer! Why don't you try it then it will be totally independent won't it!
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I can't drive the rotary properly yet….
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I can't drive the rotary properly yet….
You find me a drive you would normally pressure wash and I will come up and drive it for you then you can video it and hopefully you and your gang will get off my back :D ;) ;) ;)
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I can't drive the rotary properly yet….
You find me a drive you would normally pressure wash and I will come up and drive it for you then you can video it and hopefully you and your gang will get off my back :D ;) ;) ;)
Would you be interested in making any "other sorts of video's" while you were here?
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I can't drive the rotary properly yet….
You find me a drive you would normally pressure wash and I will come up and drive it for you then you can video it and hopefully you and your gang will get off my back :D ;) ;) ;)
Would you be interested in making any "other sorts of video's" while you were here?
If they are stone cleaning related yes! If they are cross dressing or Thai massage related no ;D ;D ;D