Rick, ProWash

Hello Matt, I get used soda cans from the local pepsi distributor. I drill and tap the existing fittingd to 1/8" pipe thread. I put on a metal tire valve to fill it. I put a stainless 1/8" ball valve, 6' of 1/4" hose, a cheap ($10) p/w gun with a coupler for changing nozzels. I probably have $35 in parts and 30 minutes time. No motors, no batteries, no noise. See ya, Rick

We have been using that type of sprayer for five years. We use them for nearly all chem applications... Deck sealers, soaps etc. They are the best tool I have come by in the last five years.

Hello Guys, We have been using modified stainless soda kegs for about five years. We install a stainless ball valve, a 6' hose and a trigger gun. This is the only way we apply any chems. It works great for house washing. Each wash rig has a 40 gallon tank (used propane tank) that we charge with a commercial compressor at the shop. It's quick, and easy. No motors, no pumps, no batteries, no noise. We even use these to apply Ready Seal. On very large jobs that will deplete the 40 gallon tanks, we use CO2 to charge them. See ya, Rick

Hi Mike, I have been able to clean up after egg throwing holigans with just low pressure HOT water. The problem is that the eggs are very hard on most painted surfaces. They can strip latex paint within a few minutes. Let your client know that there may be some paint problems before you start the project. If it's on vinyl siding it should clean up without much trouble. See ya, Rick