[Simon@Pristine Pathways]

This is how we use it...


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6dizjNvoW08&feature=youtube_gdata_player


We call it something else......

[G O Cleaning]

The only thing is suppliers are suppling for swimming pool cleaning/treatment, not the same as how we (pressure washers) use it. They should be able to give you some do's & don'ts but that's it.

Understand what your saying,  my post was probably a bit short sighted. We buy from local pressure washing / Chem 'supplier', they are far more qualified then anyone on here (no disrespect meant!)
Roger thks for that rec the other day, they wanted the roof clean carried out in March !
Looking at the job next week but have told her earliest end of April, to be honest realistically probably end of May now.
 
Simon, I gave you contact details for pressure washing company they are also chem suppliers, speak to them they 'may' be willing to give you more details / information. You have to appreciate this is an open forum, hence any 'muppet' can read / write posts

Your like me get your chems from a chemical supplier or manufacture but most would be looking to eBay or swimming pool outlets so no real info from them in how to use it.
Re the recommendation no problem, it's not our field of work as you know so would rather pass it on to someone that can do the job, Good Luck with it, if it's a nice earner just add a % on 

Thats the reason I suggest to guys to build a relationship with a local supplier ref machines plus chemicals, always get it cheaper online but you dont get the backup.

Was the enquiry from CAT, If they are prepared to wait no prob ref %  . may join CAT and run it alongside Trust a T 

[Roger Oakley]

The only thing is suppliers are suppling for swimming pool cleaning/treatment, not the same as how we (pressure washers) use it. They should be able to give you some do's & don'ts but that's it.

Understand what your saying,  my post was probably a bit short sighted. We buy from local pressure washing / Chem 'supplier', they are far more qualified then anyone on here (no disrespect meant!)
Roger thks for that rec the other day, they wanted the roof clean carried out in March !
Looking at the job next week but have told her earliest end of April, to be honest realistically probably end of May now.
 
Simon, I gave you contact details for pressure washing company they are also chem suppliers, speak to them they 'may' be willing to give you more details / information. You have to appreciate this is an open forum, hence any 'muppet' can read / write posts

Your like me get your chems from a chemical supplier or manufacture but most would be looking to eBay or swimming pool outlets so no real info from them in how to use it.
Re the recommendation no problem, it's not our field of work as you know so would rather pass it on to someone that can do the job, Good Luck with it, if it's a nice earner just add a % on 

Thats the reason I suggest to guys to build a relationship with a local supplier ref machines plus chemicals, always get it cheaper online but you dont get the backup.

Was the enquiry from CAT, If they are prepared to wait no prob ref %  . may join CAT and run it alongside Trust a T 

No not CAT Mike, rather not put on here where it came from though 

[chris scott]

This is how we use it...


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6dizjNvoW08&feature=youtube_gdata_player


We call it something else......

Nice informative video  Was there any need for the bleach?

[G O Cleaning]

You looking at me 

YES  .. partially aimed at myself, dont worry only have a week left then I go on my sabbatical from CIU and return in the winter time 

[Ian101]

You looking at me 

YES  .. partially aimed at myself, dont worry only have a week left then I go on my sabbatical from CIU and return in the winter time 

I will be a pressure washing chemical expert by then 

[Ian101]

This is how we use it...


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6dizjNvoW08&feature=youtube_gdata_player


We call it something else......

must cost a fortune buying a "specially" formulated cleaning solution 

[concept]

This is how we use it...


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6dizjNvoW08&feature=youtube_gdata_player


We call it something else......

Like that!

"The secrets in the sauce!"

[Simon@Pristine Pathways]

This is how we use it...


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6dizjNvoW08&feature=youtube_gdata_player


We call it something else......

Nice informative video  Was there any need for the bleach?

Yes

[chris scott]

This is how we use it...


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6dizjNvoW08&feature=youtube_gdata_player


We call it something else......

Nice informative video  Was there any need for the bleach?

Yes

I also notice your employee is not wearing any sort of PPE when washing away the bleach...you as an employer need to ensure that he does .

[BDCS]

Probably smart shield trained   

[chris scott]

Probably smart shield trained   

No ..he would be wearing flip flops as well

[Clever Forum Name]

Simon are you talking about pool chlorine?

I see a guy using this today.

He basically diluted it, put it in a watering can. Watered the block stone. Left it for 10 mins. Then pressure washed off.

When i did my banking this morning, by the time i had done that, it had worked. Awesome job.

He told me add the CH to water and not acid to water and dont get it on grass.

HTH 

Hypo is not an "acid" 

I will print out your reply, and direct your  at him

[Roger Oakley]

Simon are you talking about pool chlorine?

I see a guy using this today.

He basically diluted it, put it in a watering can. Watered the block stone. Left it for 10 mins. Then pressure washed off.

When i did my banking this morning, by the time i had done that, it had worked. Awesome job.

He told me add the CH to water and not acid to water and dont get it on grass.

HTH 

Hypo is not an "acid" 

I will print out your reply, and direct your  at him

Feel free to, Hypo is an alkaline not an acid.

[BDCS]

So the answer is " don't buy it unless you know what you are doing". people should not be asking on here then sploshing it everywhere. If you cannot write Rams for its use then you should not buy it

And if you are unaware of the PH scale then thats another reason why you should not buy it - if just for your own safety

[chris scott]

So the answer is " don't buy it unless you know what you are doing". people should not be asking on here then sploshing it everywhere. If you cannot write Rams for its use then you should not buy it

And if you are unaware of the PH scale then thats another reason why you should not buy it - if just for your own safety

15% bleach has a PH of 13 ..the scale ends at 14. ...it's gonna hurt you

[Aqua Power Solutions]

Chris, are you back home or still on hols ? Ed

[chris scott]

Back

[Aqua Power Solutions]

Chris, just to remind you if you could send me a sample across ! Ed 

[BDCS]

So the answer is " don't buy it unless you know what you are doing". people should not be asking on here then sploshing it everywhere. If you cannot write Rams for its use then you should not buy it

And if you are unaware of the PH scale then thats another reason why you should not buy it - if just for your own safety

15% bleach has a PH of 13 ..the scale ends at 14. ...it's gonna hurt you

It's a Logarithmic scale which in laymans terms means its going to hurt lots and lots and a lot more