Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Blue Frog Systems on February 07, 2010, 10:08:16 pm
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When I move I wamt to offer a pressure washing service to my customers.
Other than the actual pressure washer, what else would I need ?
Tools and chemical wise ?
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wat pressure washer you goin for? thinkin of this myself this year?
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surface rotary cleaner, no chems needed.normal hose on a reel to fix to custys outside tap
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kiln sand a couple of different brushes,thats the lot. Petrol if you have petrol washer or extension lead for electric.
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surface rotary cleaner, no chems needed.normal hose on a reel to fix to custys outside tap
and if you get a good pressure washer, maybe a black bin or small wheelie bin to fill and feed pressure washer, some taps cannot provide the amount of water needed, so make sure thats a thing you look at JP.
Ian
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you will also need a ventura for applying chemicals a turbo nozzle is also a must and i would change all lance attachments to tema quick release fittings, if you are going to clean fascias etc an extension lance will also be needed along with the various interchangable nozzles
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When I move I wamt to offer a pressure washing service to my customers.
Other than the actual pressure washer, what else would I need ?
Tools and chemical wise ?
I would buy a Flat Surface Cleaner like the whirl-a-way.
A turbo nozzle and an extandable lance, I have one that extends to 24ft for fascias and soffits.
Matt
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Are these flat cleaners the better option then would you say matt?
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Yes but dont get a cheap one, the cheap ones are useless and you would end up using your lance.
Plus you need to get the right model and nozzles for your pressure washer, they differ depending on what size washer you have.
I borrowed a whirl-a-way and it made the job a dam sight easier, I am currently saving up for one.
Matt
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i have mossmatic one and they are very good!
cost a bit but well worth it!
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Matt, do you still use your inexepensive washer? I am in 2 minds as to which way to go, as I have patio work out there waiting, that would cover the cost of a new "cheapy", or, save up for a second hand Honda...decisions, I hate them.
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Matt, do you still use your inexepensive washer? I am in 2 minds as to which way to go, as I have patio work out there waiting, that would cover the cost of a new "cheapy", or, save up for a second hand Honda...decisions, I hate them.
get a honda one Simon, or buy twice
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Matt, do you still use your inexepensive washer? I am in 2 minds as to which way to go, as I have patio work out there waiting, that would cover the cost of a new "cheapy", or, save up for a second hand Honda...decisions, I hate them.
get a honda one Simon, or buy twice
Wise words window washers!
As always 8)