You’re good…no worries.
Alright thanks 
Lol you ain’t wrong about breathing and go wash! I’m just worried/paranoid that I’m going to etch a driveway and screw up.
Also what’s wrong with the ball valve?
Unneeded, just extra weight on the end of the gun. William pointed that out to me last year and I haven’t used it since.
Granted the only reason to use one is if you have a Whisper Wash classic where the gun can’t be removed.
Can’t say for sure, Don’t know how it was before
But it looks like most of it is dirty?
Very true and it’s also helpful to switch between surface cleaner, xjet, rinse, and wand without having to turn off ur pressure washer wish is very helpful.
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That’s what the gun is for. Xjet, rinse, wand, etc.
Pre-treat with your HW mix - 2% will kill grass. Surface clean, post treat with HW mix or no more than 1% on this one. If you have to use more, you’re not cleaning it right. Keep using your ball valve. The only fan tip I use is on my M5DS nozzle when I’m post treating?
The below pics shot yesterday at an apartment complex where I was cleaning some walks between rain storms
The only thing I used stronger than my standard HW mix was on on the steps, just used my pump up of SH to hit the face of the steps and top of sides.
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Look at that piece of beauty!! Nice work here @Racer
@CaptainSparrow. Im wondering how your trigger handle is setup. It should look like this. 1/4" socket coming out to accept 1/4" plug. Now the handle is your valve
YWIA
My setup as well.
That’s an unnatural way to hold your hands unless you’re really long limbed. You’d have to walk with your right shoulder dipped all the time or walk with your handle up above your belly, lol. Plus if you need to pop a random piece of gum, clean out an edge or one of the 10 other things I use a BV for, then you have to go find your wand, plug it in, then unplug it, plug back into Sc, etc. But then I spend 50% or more of my time behind a SC. If you’re only doing occasional, each to their own.
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I stick the short wash wand/jrod in my belt loop. The longer one gets thrown in the yard somewhere as needed.
