Were using 3 gal SH, 2 gal h20 and 5 oz eliminator. It seem to be a little strong especially on darker vinyl. We have received a few call where we have had to go back a rinse again as its leaving a white chalky residue.
What do we need to do different??? Were rinsing with 8 gpm.
John Somers & Shannon Hoops
Aqua Clean Pro Pressure Washing
704-740-2163
That’s a strong mix for house wash, especially during the warmer months.
Try 2 gallons of SH to 3 gallons of H2O (I go even a little weaker).
I don’t mind spending the extra min to soap an area a second time to clean it up.
Also, rinsing is very important.
Rinse 2 or 3 times if possible, especially windows.
I would rather spend the extra 5 min on the job to make sure everything is done correctly, then 2 hours between the drive back and extra work needed to fix mistakes.
I often put 2gal SH with 3gal water, will soap 1/3 the house and then fill the bucket again with water from my gun - replacing the 1-2 gallons of solution I just used with water.
Go as strong as you need to get the results you need. Also, my pattern for rinsing is: windows, gutters, soffit, windows, siding, windows.
Hey yall, been using 6% bleach on house and deck cleaning, have been hearing alot about 12.5%. Right now I use 1 gallon 6% and 40 0z of house wash solution, 5 oz of roof snot in 5 gallon barrel and X-jet. How much 12.5% should I use instead of 6%. Is the house wash (monster) solution necessary?
Thanks,
Todd Hardin
Roanoke Pressure Pros LLC
We have crazy mold here, or they are just very neglected houses! I use 4 gallons sh/1 gallon H20… But then I turn the chemical ball valve to 3/4 open on my DSI