Thats incredible Marc in fairness....... this render cleaning is an absolute minefield there are so many ways of doing it.
We need to be careful ive met two custies this yr putting bio washing powder all over patio and tarmac to clean it....we could be out of a job 🙈😂😂
Tbh its not rocket science.
If you can wash clothes in it and it will clean them back as new..there is no reason why it wont clean walls etc.
This is why i think this whole 'softwashing' industry that seems to have popped up overnight is a con.
Paying for softwashing systems and training.....its laughable. Really
Been doing render washes like this for years, never called it softwashing..just wall washing or whatever...
Marc,
I’d agree with you there, although I do have a softwashing machine, I do find it laughable that people takes courses on such things.
It’s not hard, it’s common sense, and like you say, guys have been doing it for years and years.
In fact, I did a roof clean for a building company a few months back, and guess what they suggested:
‘A mix of bleach and water applied to the roof’
I couldn’t believe it! I said, ‘funnily enough, that’s exactly what I’ll be doing’ (with a surfactant) so the point is, builders etc have also known about it for years.
It’s nothing new, it’s just ‘new’ to window cleaners.
I’ve not tried bio detergents, but to be honest, however it’s done, as long as it’s done safely, it shouldn’t be a concern to anyone.
If people lack common sense, and chuck hypo about all over the place, then they shouldn’t really be touching any chemicals. Those that understand it, and work safely with it should be perfectly fine.
Farmers use hypo all day to clean, it’s a widely used product - from agriculture to cleaning to swimming pools.
I might give bio a whirl. Sounds interesting!