Great video!!! I appreciate you sharing your knowledge brother. Be blessed.

Subbed. Starting this up to try and do something for myself. Will be watching all the vids to catchup

dope channel and appreciate all this info !

Good Video. Enjoyed it.

GOOD INFORMATION!!

Soft washing uses mainly chemicals to clean up stuff while pressure washing uses both chemicals and pressure to do it all.

Well done! 👍

Great video!

awesome rig! Thanks 4 ur time

Good video bro.

Information is knowledge. Good video brother

Informative and to the point. I'm also wondering what Tyler Mudd asked.

Awesome info! Thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge. In terms of distance, would down streaming with a pressure washer get a better distance? What would you recommend for getting the best distance? Thanks!

i love your videos! so informative and clear. question: if i dial down my 4000psi 4gpm unit, can i do houses? what tips or nozzle should i use to drop the pressure more and soak/rinse safely and effectively? do i have to downstream or xjet? thanks! im new to this, asked to do gas stations by my client, want to diversify.

Thanks for sharing the video, where do you get the job's water from?

Great video. What quemicals do you tipically use for soft washing?

Thanks for the video. How much weight is the trailer?

Great video new sub

Another great video. Any chance you can do a softwash chem video? What solution for what surface and what ratios? Do not need to know about a mixer machine, just the ratios. Also heard that some detergents can get through a crack in a driveway and rot the mesh due to one of the chemicals in the surfactant in question....so what detergents are safe too?

I like to do a mix of soft and pressure washing. In my experience, even with pressure and chemicals - some siding, brick, and cement doesn't want to come clean without physical scrubbing with a brush. And I've never noticeably damaged cement or brick or wood, unless I was using way too much pressure with the wrong tip, and way too close - on purpose, to test the strength. Wish there was something like clay barring for siding - maybe one of the pads could be modded on a extension rod with water flowing through it to give it a quick pass

I'm not in this business, but I was just curious what's the difference between using a soft wash system versus stepping back a few feet so there's very little pressure on the surface.

Nice explanation. Most people skip the basics and assume the viewer knows more than they do. Recommendations for a beginner soft washing set up just for some weekend side work?

What about wood decks ? Would you soft wash or pressure wash? Also would you pre treat ?

Word of advice,, never lower or raise your pressure on the pressure washer with the unloader valve, the pressure washer and unloader are set at a specific psi for a reason, if you want to lower the pressure of the pressure washer use a jrod with larger tips, instead of using the standard 8gpm or 9.5 gpm tips use like a 30 or 40 orifice tip. Adjusting pressure via the unloader can lead to premature failure of the unloader. And also lead to damaging the pump and so on.

Hi I'm from the Caribbean just asking, so you use the same machine to soft and pressure wash just by making the adjustment on the machine and adding the 12volt pump.

Just out of curiosity. When you go to a customers house do you use the water they have or do you bring your own water to spray the property “.

@15cent Hi again. Hope you are well. I am trying to pressure wash some rectangular garden stepping tiles. They are spaced apart so I cannot really use a pressure surface washer on them. They are quite dense, I would say more like brick or stone than concrete so they are harder to clean than concrete. I am getting streaks when I use my wand and the edges of the stepping tiles do not look like they are getting clean (they are lighter). The result is patchy with lines, steaks and missed spots. I cannot see when I am spraying because unlike concrete these tiles are dark and when wet you cannot see what is clean and what is dirty. What tip would you suggest I use? Wider or narrower? I have tried the spinning tip and that does not do much better that the usual tips. What pressure? What SH ratio/percentage? I want to get a streak free finish. Any tips appreciated.

When you soft wash a house or brick do you have to go back and rinse off with anything? Or does the solution just sit on it

I would love to do this in the uk on houses but it would never work here especially cleaning around the gutters,soffits and fascia boards

Hey! I'm just starting up and the services i decided to provide were chemical pressure wash, non chemical pressure wash, and chemical softwash. Is that alright? Also, I don't have all the fancy equipment so can i Just put a wider tip on the pressure washer and use that as a softwash? Thanks for the info!

Can a soft washer work off of a household hose bib, or do you need a separate tank? What about the chemicals? Are they available for consumer use?

I've seen trailers with softwash and pressure washers both, can they both be connected to the same supply tank?

What gun are you using for the softwashing ?

I'm in the research phase of starting a pressure washing business and there is alot of imformation out there. Tough to decern from "need and want". I see Power line Inc. has some sweet trailers but pricey as hell. Am I better off to custom build my own and if so how big of a system should I be using?

So when I’m washing a house or a roof I first soft wash the house to put the chemicals on the house and to rinse it off what do I use

That thing you called ball valve is actually called an unloader!!

Where did you get the skid mount

So if I understood your section on which to use on what surfaces it seems that soft washing houses of any substrate and roofs is the way to go while walking surfaces (e.g. flat surfaces) are always better to pressure wash? Please let me know if I misunderstood.

To start with what you are using is a power washer (what's the difference? The heater) 2nd soft washing is for the person who don't know how to use the equipment correctly,a beginner. Just saying

What's your chemicals for soft washing?

So are these the correct steps to take when soft washing a home? 1. Spray down any foliage, plants, flowers, etc and soak them so any stray chemicals don't damage the plants. Move any potted plants away from the house 2. Apply a surfactant and then hose down the house (using a foam canon) with a chemical mix of Pool essentials, a bit of laundry soap, and water 3. Wait 3 to 5 minutes then rinse down with water. Am I missing any basic steps or that about does it?

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It’s 15 cents

I soft wash with my pressure washer

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You lost me when you said your PW would slice your hand open. Unless you have the Industrial trailer unit that weighs more than your truck, it wont.

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