+Tommy DeLabate thanks

+Tommy DeLabate thanks for always watching

Yessir but is the safe way we have to look for fast is not always going to work we have to be safe

+Michael Shaw ⬆️

+Michael Shaw 👊🏻👍🏻

Me too. Just like spraying sealer

+James Brown nice! DIY is always great! Thanks for watching.

+Sandi Snead thanks

Thank you for watching and sharing

+ryan a Thanks Ryan, hope you’re doing well.

+Noneya Frigginbezwax

Thanks for sharing / great info

+Dirty House Thug I thought it would be great for large buildings, 3 or 4 stories where you need to get a little more concentrated solution on the surface, 12 volt systems are great but Are limited on their distance. Pressure washers have that distance, but you can’t get the concentration need it sometimes. This seems like it will be helpful in a lot of situations

@@AllAboutPressureWashing Definitely makes you better equipped for the many challenges.

Amen !

You got it !

+Neil Wilder thanks Neil

+Derrick Brooks it's isn't the most efficient way to clean a roof but a good tool if needed

+Mr. Nick 👍🏻

Great tool and thank you !

Whats Up VIC

Vic Check it Out propowerwash.com/board/upload/threads/new-softwash-tip-brand-new.34367/#post-382294

@@Ronmusgraves1 Hi Ron. Looks like I need to make some more,. Get my mind off politics, anyway... ;)

Ron is The Godfather- he knows everyone

+Derek Howell I suppose it's possible but getting a strong enough solution is the biggest hurdle. I would invest in a 12v system - doesn't have to be expensive.

+The Young Ottoman nice! Thanks for sharing!

+Daniel Register great tip

+Churchill Coins you can go as high as your pole is - we used it a few times- Definitely not something that would be used daily, but something that's nice to have in the toolbox should the need arise.

Yes and yes - this is not something that we've used since this video. It would come in handy by a good pump is the keep

@@AllAboutPressureWashing thank you Mike. The only reason I’m going with this for now is because of a spot I can’t get to with the wind blowing. Just for tricky spots

+Michael C So that was the first time we ever used it, and it was an evolution, trying it out seeing how it works. That trigger gun actually has a lock so you could lock it down which we did while my tech was watering. Also what I found, if you ever use the water fed pole you can just pinch the line to stop the flow of water, the five eights inch tubing with flexible enough to where I could grasp it and shut off the flow without needing a trigger at all.

@@AllAboutPressureWashing Do you think putting a shut off valve on the tube closer to the operator / next to the pole? This way you don't need to squeeze the line.

Yes, probably extending The pull all the way out and having the shut off valve in line right at the bottom would be ideal.

@@AllAboutPressureWashing You can get a gun that fits Simpole poles section 6 at Simpole, Hotsy, or online search. Bongo Ties and Cable Cuffs can help keep your gun on, also. Splash told me about this: www.homedepot.com/p/Cable-Cuff-MEGA-Cuff-made-from-high-impact-ABS-and-Stainless-Steel-MX-0803/202364196

Good stuff Vic

I don’t have a link - it’s just a soft wash poly gun

Yes use the high pressure telescopic pole it very fast to set up un like this method but either works!

The vic makes it possible to do the work with the pole you have, so you don't have to buy or carry extra poles. Pole does need to be rigid like a Simpole, though.

@@PanefullyClear will it work with a threaded pole?

@@brandonmayer7533 You would have to remove the embedded tip, and then it would have to be about 3/4" fit. The Supertip is designed for waterfed poles that have removable pole tips (Usually Euro or Acme). Fits Simpole, Reach Its, Xero's for sure. Only pole I've hear of that it won't fit is the Tucker, but some folks have used it with the Tucker by taking out the first section, putting some rescue tape on the vic and inserting. We made some Tucker Taper Tips that will work with Tucker, though.

The angle of roof

Need more info

+symplemynd57 Exactly, the angles of the roof make it a little bit more difficult, but I think this would be awesome for really tall buildings where you need to get up higher than you could possibly reach with a ladder ladder

What parts are needed?

It comes all out together

Thank you

@@AllAboutPressureWashing Absolutely amazing!

Thanks buddy

+Jose Gutierrez thank you

Nice

Nothing - it comes set up for use with any fitting/plug/coupling you want.

I haven’t tried it with a pressure washer yet - thinking it might be a little much f

@@AllAboutPressureWashing It will work, but I would be careful how far up you use it. That is one of my biggest fears. I don't have insurance and worry about high pressure hose falling from any height. Need a good stiff pole, too.

Agreed - I think it is ideal for soft washing g

@@AllAboutPressureWashing I do have an accessory I used a Ray Burke term when naming it the "Viculator." Will be covering it soon in our FB group "Super tips." facebook.com/groups/650673229131874

+Mo Money The extension pole is from the window cleaning resource, and the angle nozzle, I think you’re talking about the Irish Vic tip that the entire video is about, the link is in the description.

@@AllAboutPressureWashing cool thanks for all the tips

vicssupertips.com/

Thanks Vic , I hope that everyone joins your group and helps build the community.

VIC!!! Hey buddy, Troy from Panoramic Clean here, from AC's forums 7-8 years ago. I've not talked to you in a few years except those rare occasions I hop on FB to response to birthday wishes! Glad to see you're still in the business and doing well! I hope this makes you a million buddy!

Hey Vic, I just saw your site. Maybe you should also add various WFP to the list of accessories and work with vendors to get enough of a discount so you can sell them at a fair cost and still earn something extra, or become a WPF distributor? Make it a package deal for a little lower cost for the customer, but still making enough profit to make it worth your while.

@@Troy-Echo Hi Troy! Good to see you in here. You were always such a big help in the SWS Community. I hope all is well on your home front! Thank you for your well wishes! Don't be a stranger in Facebook, Troy... ;)

@@PanefullyClear Hey buddy! Glad to see you're still around and doing well! I haven't been on FB in so long that I do not even remember my login information. I tried a few times to get them to give me access again but they wanted a full image of my drivers license, with 100% of my personal information. I don't see where they need my T-# information. They do not need that information, but without giving them too much personal information, they wouldn't allow me to get access to my old account, so @#$% Facebook. I have been back to the old forums several times, but nobody used them at all anymore which makes me sad. If people realized how much personal information they were sending out everywhere, and how much of these legal agreements everybody signs digitally when downloading a new app on their phone, and what access it REALLY gives people, they would stop doing it. People call me crazy and do not think your electronic devices listen to everything you say, but they do. For example, I have an Amazon Fire tablet and I had Alexa enabled, which was supposed to be for allowing me to ask Alexa by name to start searching for things or ask questions. Multiple times my wife and I had been discussing something and later when I got on Amazon the items in the page were related to items we were discussing, so I just assumed my wife had searched previously and it popped up. A few months ago we had a hose burst on the back of the washing machine and it ended up being about $12-$15 thousand in damages. We discussed whether or not to get insurance involved that night because we didn't think the damage was really that bad, but the following morning we realized it was. I opened Amazon and the page was plastered with Amazon products related to water moisture sensors, devices you could connect to them to shut off water valves and so on. I asked my wife and she had not been on Amazon or searched anything, and I had not, so it was just beyond obvious the Amazon tablet was literally listening to every word we said and it was pushing anything related to our discussions to the front page. Some may find this useful, but I find it a huge invasion of my privacy. Google Edward Snowden and he explains so much about how electronic devices are used to listen to you in so many ways, track your movements and so on. Did you know if you dial 911, you cannot disconnect the call, it stays live until the 911 operator ends the call. I used to manage the cellular devices for the company I worked for in my day job and I managed about 17,000 devices. You'd be surprised how easy it is to send a signal to a cell phone and put it into a diagnostic test mode where they can test the microphone, AKA, listen to everything you say, or turn on and test the cameras and see everything around you. If people wanted some true privacy, in the past you could remove the battery from your phone or tablet, but now that is not an option as phones are sealed tight and you cannot remove the battery if you wanted without damaging the phone. You can try to turn off the phone, but it's pretty easy to make a phone look like it has turned off, but still be able to listen tot he microphone or view the camera. Ever wonder why DMV won't allow you to smile when they take your picture for your drivers license? They need a database for facial recognition software. Busch Gardens in Williamsburg, VA used to take peoples fingerprint when they entered the park. I never allowed them to do it, and it freaked people out. Why would I freely give out my biometric information. It's impossible to change, and easier to change a social security number than a fingerprint, and why would they need my fingerprint at an amusement park? Now they changed to where they want to take a photo of your face when you enter the park, which I also refuse. A young girl told me it was to make sure people were not sharing their passes with other people of the same name. I just looked at her like she was stupid. I asked her how many people did she know that had the exact same name as her? The answer was zero. How many people do you think would have the same name, know each other, and be unethical enough to share a pass to an amusement park? Very low. Did she think it would be enough people to be worth the amusement park buying all those cameras, setting up the computers, storage servers, network, data circuits and people to manage them for the very low number of people that would share a park pass? She looked at me bumfuddled. To make it worse, I asked her if she was making sure my photo matched my image on record, where was the image she was comparing me with? She had no other equipment to see if i matched any other photo, so I asked her again, why did she have to take my photo, at which point she was clueless. So I told her she can compare my pass name with my photo ID if she likes, but she wasn't going to take my picture or pictures of any of my family. Did you know when you go out into the world from the time you leave home until you get back at the end of the day, on average your image is captured on over 200 cameras? Did you know that the Google cars that drive around taking the street view images are all GPS mapped, and while taking the photos they are also recording the name of every wifi access point and recording where it was located along with the GPS coordinates? Cell phone providers record every time your phone pings on a tower, which towers and how strong the signal is. This means they can triangulate pretty close to where you are at any time with a degree of accuracy, even if you have location services turned off. These records are stored indefinitely, and years later someone could pull these records and track everywhere you went (or your phone went) on any day. Have you ever wondered why your phone or tablet was surprisingly low on battery power and there was no logical reason for it? Chances are good the device was streaming audio or video which uses a lot more bandwidth, which uses more CPU and each of these eat up a lot more power. My phone was pulled off the charger this morning and is currently sitting at 99% power 12 hours later. Within the past week I pulled my phone off the charger at 100% in the morning, sat at my work desk as I am now, but the battery had dropped down to 63%. Sorry to rant, but you probably get a good idea why I don't get on Facebook much. Having an IT related day job just gives me too much insight to what can really happen. And why would the government really need to do much for facial recognition database when so much of the world freely posts thousands of images of their own face on a platform like Facebook anyway? I may make a new account with fake birthdays and locations and high school and college information and get back on the SoftWash FB site.

Your message probably works just as well if not better than this. It was a neat gadget, but we really haven’t used it but a few times on some very odd jobs.

Depends on how bad the roof is

Examples? Bad roof having to use 5 percent? Is it fine if it dries?

Haha! None of my guys like to be filmed

OH....price was hidden on the "contact us" page.

I found the same issue!

@@AllAboutPressureWashing I'm working on that. Been pricing parts for accessories. Not even sure if I should carry the power wash helpers. May stay with soft washing;)

They were $125, but with slower sales I am selling the Standard vic for $105 now.

@@ronjclm8590 I am sorry about that. I seriously need a webbmaster.

Vic Irish - the link to hi website is in description

vicssupertips.com/

vicssupertips.com/

$125. I threw that page together with Go Daddy. Can't add pictures or video. It is pretty basic. Sorry.

@@PanefullyClear can I purchase the sprayer?

+Richard yes!

🧠 10O%

We use all kinds of tips, including one like that.

Yes

+0play3r0 if you have the ability to build, plumb and wire one yourself and have it be reliable and efficient then you don't need to buy a system. Also remember the ones that are manufactured have frames, Pressure washers, hose reels, battery, tanks and a warranty.

+MrJ99 we were testing out a new product

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+Rick Washek 100%, a time and place for everything. Hope you’re doing well Rick.

You won't use it all the time, but It makes a great tool for your waterfed pole tool box.

@@PanefullyClear i need this whole set up. Do you sell the poles as well?

@@dylanbrushaber4335 Sorry, I don't sell poles, but this was designed for Simpole and if you buy my tip Phil will give you a 15% discount on his poles!

@@PanefullyClear I will definitely look into that. Thank you!

+Internet Guy learning curve baby - hopefully they are better now - subscribe and LOVE

Haha

We used it once - for this video. And no, that is a 5/8" hose which couldn't go through a waterfed pole. The better way is a 12v Softwash pump.

@@AllAboutPressureWashing I know you go down from your hose to a 10mm hose and you use only plastic or carbon stuff up top. Keep everything as light as possible And there is a few ways you can make it so the operator has the ability for a very easy non-intrusive way to shut the chemical on and off.

I just don't think we would ever use that thing again

@@AllAboutPressureWashing its and tool of your arsenal that you will use again. I don’t use mine much but somtimes.

+shira Hearn what happened at 5:36? Nothing - cool comment

Thanks Eric

+Lawn Commander boom! Genius! There is a roof wash drone

+Dustin Meek I don’t think my guys have used it very much but a great tool to have just in case you need it

Thanks Danny