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Pressure Washing Guide
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Midwestpro
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Joined: 08 Oct 2007
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Location: Indiana
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 Posted: Sat Mar 22, 2008 1:33 am Post subject: Low Pressure Cleaning |
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So many people, including inexperienced pressure washers, rely too heavily on water pressure to do the cleaning. Two major problems are caused by this; the first is the risk of damage to your home’s vinyl, deck, roof, window screens and so on. The second problem is; because they are relying on pressure they are not using effective cleaners if any. Due to this, contaminants like mold, mildew and algae are just blasted away but are not killed meaning they will grow back in several months time.
It is vital to use the correct cleaners so that these contaminants are killed. Using effective cleaners also means low pressure methods can be used during the cleaning process eradicating the risk of damage.
Make certain the pressure washer company you hire uses contractor grade cleaners and low pressure methods. |
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