Oh man, I ordered a jrod from them, I think I ended up paying around $80 because of customs
They claimed it was supposed to tell you at check out… it did not. I didn’t find out till ups called telling me about it. After a handful of calls and emails to them it was returned to sender and sent to Michigan like a week later. This was before I knew how poorly powerwash.com has affected the industry in the US.
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How so?
Ahh there’s a bit of info on it here if you feel like looking it up lol
How did I expect any other answer? 
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I haven’t been in Canada for about 4 years, and I don’t remember seeing this princess auto. Is it a national chain like a NAPA or Autozone? With the name I can’t help but think someone with a Tiara will be telling me how much my parts are going to cost.
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It’s nothing like a auto parts store. I don’t know what store to even compare it to. I’m taking a guess on saying it’s something like northern tool… Take a look at the website if you’re curious.
www.princessauto.com
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Thanks. I would compare it to a tractor supply, rural king, or maybe a harbor freight by looking at the circular/flyer. I kept thinking why would an auto parts place have chems?
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Yeah the name doesn’t really describe the store well. I’d say a lot more trailer equipment than auto parts. They only have 1 degreaser and 2 “pressure washing detergents”. They actually have a pretty decent pressure washing section in the store. Nothing really name brand but they have tons of lances, DS injectors, quick connects, high pressure nozzles, ect.
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Best thing for you to do ( i live in canada, fortunately 20 mins from the border) is to get a mailing place states side, order all you need, make sure its all arrived and make it a trip for you. Unfortunately we get hosed here, specially with our dollar getting crappier. I just bought a M5 Twist nozzle and i paying around 100$ each one. But that thing is so worth it i dont really even care. There are chemical suppliers in canada now offering their versions of elomonator, roof snot, fresh wash, etc, but they are also pricey.
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Which chemical suppliers?
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C’mon man! Don’t leave us hanging like that!
Also, I just got The Original Shooter Tip from the Doug Rucker store, shipping was reasonable and I didn’t have to pay any duties, fyi.
It took a long time to arrive but it was held up at the border.
If I had to order something I would probably use them again.
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He was bluffing I guess…
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The chemical supplier is called Cleartech. They mention for you guys out east to call them and they will ship out the stuff from winnipeg, manitoba to you.
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Yeah paying duty on items is basically a lottery. Sometimes you do and sometimes you dont. Literal crap shoot lol
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I’m in Ottawa area. I ordered roof snot last year and i don’t regret it… even with shipping and all. It will last you a while.
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What’s the product called and how much are they charging? How well does it work compared to other surfactants you’ve used? @chinoltw
