My first attempt at fleet washing. How did I do?! 
https://www.motor1.com/news/274753/watch-peugeot-pummeled-power-washer/amp/
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You WIN! More pressure is more gooder!!
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First, I was like - damn, that gun is a beast, then he gets it on and Iām like damn who would ever need a PW like that? What could you possibly be washing that would require that kind of a machine?
All in all, pretty bad ass none the less.
Kinda on this note - anyone go to the quarter car wash to wash your truck? Put the quarters in, pick āHi Pressure Rinseā, have it come on and then just giggle at itā¦
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I have that same pressure washer. NASA contracts us to clean the shuttles as they are exiting the atmosphere. We also use it to cut diamonds.
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Have you tried this on artillery fungus?
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Now why didnāt anyone here tell me about this machine when I was trying to figure out how to get the vine tendrils off of stone.
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This is how some houses look after the $99 guy gets through with them
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Really? Everyone knows how to get vine tendrils off now. Ill make you a quick 35sec video
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I actually encountered vine tendrils the other day on vinyl. Only a 2 ft x 2 ft area. The homeowner was an older woman that tried to clean it with vinegar on a ladder. I remembered that tendril thread and busted out the turbo nozzle. Got 95% of it out. Normally I would have left it but if itās a small area with no oxidation it does work well getting them off
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Turbo on vinyl?
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Yeahā¦it was on the edge of the houseā¦a small section on north side of the house with no oxidation. The house was already washed and I knew she would be disappointed if they remained. Normally I could care less about vinesā¦I consider that landscapingā¦they always stayā¦but that day was an exception. She weakened the tendrils with her little mix. Iām running about 2100 psi with max psi tips so it wonāt hurt a small areaā¦probably an area less than 2 ft wideā¦but if the vines are crawling up the house they stay.
