Hey guys, so I’m cleaning two small brick columns tomorrow for a family members. I’ve never cleaned brick so this is a good learning experience. I don’t expect it to be vary hard. I plan on hitting it with 3-4 percent SH, letting it dwell for 10 minute and than rinsing off. Am I forgetting anything? What pressure would you use ?
Turbo and two minutes later you’re done
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You can hit brick with straight SH and you won’t hurt it. Turbo will work but SH will make it easier and I think it comes out cleaner.
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William said it, turbo that sucker. Wear a face shield or at the very least, good eye protection and understand you’ll be picking grit out of your hair the rest of the day.
I haven’t tried straight SH on brick, just 3-4%. The baked in dirt is tough to remove.
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That’s a great before and after I would have maybe turboed that grass though. 
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Yeah I hit them with 25 degree tip and that’s what was left. They deserve to live after that.
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So I did that job today came out pretty good, what do you guys think? the top is still kinda wet in the after picture.
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It cleaned up pretty good. Did you post treat with any SH on the concrete top?
No I didn’t I forgot too. This was my first time doing brick and or concrete. I should have post treaded I missed that opportunity. Luckily it was a free job for my sister.
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It would’ve cleaned it up a little better. Still looks great though. Nice job!
Always charge treefiddy to family and friends…no matter what they ask. It’s all about setting the proper precedent 
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Uh, excuse me, sir. That’s my joke.
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Shame on you Coop…
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Ya snooze ya loose, youngin (@DisplacedTexan) You were too busy dreaming of tiger king and your significant other…
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Touché
