Most people at least have a sidewalk or front porch of concrete, brick, or stone. Its not a lot but it’s better than no practice
Offer it for free, let them know your inexperienced but wanting to learn. Just know your gonna have to post treat or you’ll leave with it looking like this
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And run that surface cleaner left to right on a driveway like the one right above. Your eyes, and more importantly every potential customers eyes, are drawn to those awkward lines left behind by going straight up and down as shown in the photo.
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Yeah that pic was taken first 2 months of my business 
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So of your supposed to go left to right and your also supposed to rinse in stages every so often. I take it you would pre treat the whole drive way than start at the garage clean a section than rinse and keep cleaning and rinsing pushing all the dirty water into the street?
You will work out how to rinse a slab of concrete, I know you will. I believe in you.
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Yes, sir
I realize that question seems like an obvious statement. The reason I ask is when I look at that picture I would drag the hose and SC all the way to the garage and start cleaning there first working towards the street. However I’ve seen videos were people have started cleaning from the street first working to the house. Now I’ve never cleaned concrete so I’m not an expert by any means.
Depends on which way the driveway slopes. Start at the high part so your dirty water flows away from you
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This topic is brain overload, This must of been the feeling Albert Einstein must of felt when he was developing the theory of relativity. But great information to have, one of those live and learn situations.
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