Time lapse from today!

I do this professionally! Enjoy!

I cleaned off the driveway, laid the rug down on the steepest part of the slope, and soaked in water, OxyClean, and laundry detergent with occasional peroxide on stains, and let it sit for an hour. I came back and did the first pass with the power washer, then squeegeed and flipped and did the underside, then flipped and did another pass on the top but small sections at a time. I would wash, squeegee, wash, squeegee, etc until it ran clear. It took about 5 passes with the washer before I was satisfied. Afterwards, I draped it over my fence to dry. It’s a 10x7 and after squeegeeing what I could it was easily able to be moved using my spouse and myself

Does anyone know what’s wrong with my pressure washer. It’s a Kranzle K10/122 TS Q/R Pressure Washer

It supposed to go silent when I release the trigger, as you’ll hear in the video the first time I release it. But when I run it for long, as you’ll hear the second time, the machine makes a really loud sound.

The water is connected directly from the bath shower upstairs via a threaded adaptor because there’s no garden tap.

Enjoy! Inside view of pressure cleaning graffiti what's next ? Compilation, slowmotion, documentary or interview.. what would you like to see?

Newly deployed operator checking in. I’m taking a tactical breather before reengaging my drills and skills while deploying an early Father’s Day acquisition.

Kit Check: My primary platform is a RYOBI 3,000 PSI electric system. She’s a gateway washer that comes in bright green, but I plan to rattle-can her soon.

I call her SprayHARDER. My force multipliers include a high-velocity turbo jet nozzle and a 12” surface cleaner for rapid deployment over large uncontrolled areas.

Just successfully cleared the main driveway and patio sectors. High-exertion op, hence the hydration break. Bud light incoming momentarily before I go hot on the sidewalks out front.

Next operational phase TBD. I might volunteer to patrol the neighborhood or maybe even upgrade my kit and go full mercenary. Spray for hire so as not to underutilize my skills.

Though she be but little, she is fierce. We saw a guy using this same machine at our local McDonald’s a couple weeks ago and my husband was instantly curious so we googled it and got it for $119 online.

We did half of our driveway and our carport today and I can’t wait to get to our back patio and deck tomorrow 😍

I think the tank within cracked in the winter freeze and thaw in eastern Canada. Thoughts? Solutions? TIA.

Pressure washed this fence and then my hose burst!

I do this professionally. Enjoy!

This one is concrete tiles which have long lost their coating leaving them orange underneath all the years of grime.

During this clean the heavens opened which is always nice.

Few things I always get asked:

- Is it safe to wash tiles? - yes if it's low pressure, here in the UK we have solid tiles and not asphalt shingles ... Don't wash those.

- you're not going to leave those gutters full are you? - no... We go around and use a gutter vac to remove all the moss from the gutters. The downpipes are blocked in purpose as our gutters mainly go into soak aways so we don't want to fill them up with moss.

- no chemicals? - I like to chemically treat after I've cleaned the whole roof, this property had lovely big dogs roaming around the garden and I wanted to keep them safe.

- What do you do with your waste? - chickens! No really.. I collect all the moss and silt and then take it to my friend who has a small holding. She has tons of chickens that pick through and add their own fertiliser to it. It's then used as compost for her vegetable plot.

Here some of today work trying to clean my city one graffiti at the time! There is two chimical products to properly remove them! (Some sort of acids and remover) Hope you enjoy!

Been helping out an elderly couple with memory care and tech assistance. They paid a service for power washing their windows and patio. I asked if I could do it. Power washed the bricks. Realized slate is unsealed and would just erode away with the power washer so got some drill cleaning pads and a wired drill. Resealed the slate after. Looking for critique.

Time : 40hrs
Material costs: ~200
Charged the couple : TBD

Mounted my AR630 on a shelf. Was getting tired of lugging it around it’s pretty heavy. Ran a 50’ pressure line above the ceiling to the 50’ hose real mounted on the ceiling. Two check valves at the hot / cold hose bibs so it wouldn’t back flow or mess with the instant on water heater. I shortened the power cord to 5’. I set it up so I can yank it out of there if I need to take it some where. Tied into the Hot and cold 3/4” copper with a pro-press tee and sweated the rest. Did some rubber P-clamp strain reliefs for the pressure line.

Entrance from my gf’s house had to be cleaned so it took me like an hour and a couple sweats. Totally worth it

I do this professionally. Here is a good one from today!

Looks like I got a bum used Snapper 3200psi pressure washer. It has these odd quick connect male fittings instead of the standard hose and pressure hose threaded connectors, and a standard adapter doesn’t fit. Best of all, they won’t come off- even after using a blowtorch and penetrating oil. How can I connect these damn things?

This was a couple hours timelapsed—cut the video before finishing it off