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is it worth spraying anything in them as i am having trouble with a few of mine....i dont want to gunge them up......would wd40 be ok to use ??. cheers paul

i think a article on chemical ratios would be a good reference for the library,similar to rons and oneness.......i was joking about putting rons in the humor. and it looks like people have voted on this thread(which i meant) :) cheers paul.

no car washers about ??

a search on the other bbs if you dont get a answer here ......it has been addressed on *** and elsewhere... cheers paul

post a poll vote on this one................i think parts of this thread could be edited and put in the libary....and Ron's at a pinch could go in the humor. just my two cents....

what is the procedure for washing a car whith di water..i know it is not supposed to leave spots...does that mean you don't have wipe them clean. i have just stumbled across a place that has to make its own di water for the product it makes ,it has less than one ppm metal in it. and he could sell it for about £70 a ton (1,000 ltrs) is this cheap, can i do it on my own??????? $$$$$$$$$$$$ cheers paul.

from what i can see you have enough to hit the ground running you have enough on your plate what with you moving and the wife looking for a job after her exams.....you know where your market is with what you have got now, go and corner it and this time next year you will be able to post "i started with one of those machines and if i'd known........":)

you must still be reading jons cookbook still :) :) paul.

otp wait till you have to buy new first though :D :D

instead of using brand names i will teach what each ingredient in the said product's dose. this will broaden the appeal abroad make it more internatiol..make more money for you. I have no interest in selling brand names for someone else. you do enough of this on the boards for everyone. I want people to understand the basic reasons why one cleaner works better then another. Then you can read the MSDS and be a better educated consumer. This way you don't end up with a shed full of wasted money/pails. it would be worth the $35 dollars just to get a handle on this subject alone. Remember a very,very small % of pressure washer start-up contractor's even know about the BBS. So a lot of them are still doing things the hard way. i am sure your right. I was thinking of linking the book to a video series. The videos would be the hands on. this would be a good idea but expensive to do.....it might be cheaper to do a cd or dvd that goes with the book in the cover and do the videos when the publisher comes back to you to come up with another idea for making a bucket full of money Then maybe suggest a reg school for people that want to go that far. Then equipment co. and so on. it is endless isn't it :) What do you think?:) :) :p i think if you write it it will become the" BIBLE" for power washing. good-luck paul. some links for you....... http://www.writerssupercenter.com/writersblocks/ http://library.queensu.ca/inforef/bookreview/write_review.htm http://www.myss.net/how-to-write-a-book.html

good luck with the move joel.....it looks like steve is ready for thehouse warming party....:D

thanks....i reread the post and i am wondering why i posted it....i do know that i was nodding off while reading the boards:) ....i didn't know how tiring this game is..it is defiantly hard graft and if it gets any busier i will be in bed by 10pm. cheers paul.

i agree with john t and i wish you all the best with the book, i t will sell well if it takes in other markets besides the usa(it is a big world out there and a bigger market), what i mean by that is if you say efc38, gutter zap or atlas is good for xyz....if you live outside of the states you might aswell put ^$%^(^*&)( down, you need to put some guide line to the make up of a wash and then you will have a international best seller....good luck. cheers paul.

just got a 18 inch one with casters mainly because most of the ones over here someone has copied and you don't know what your buying...i know some people are happy with the one i have so i went for it....all that i would say is get one fast...;) cheers paul.

i can get this here in fact i have just bought two ltrs today...will this strip the grey off wood....if yes what strength to 5 gall. we have a lot of moss as-well as algae on slate roofs.....how strong would you mix it...please. cheers paul. beth/ronp you might not need it but have you checked out www.iespell.com its free and it just sits on the tool bar till you click on it.......as they say check it out dude :D :D

we left a note on the table....honest.

ronp.. thanks for that link..will send off a email to them...must be good if prosoco are using them. steve..you have a heart of gold....and b\c of that i will send her over to visit as i am to busy at the moment to make it. cheers paul. thanks beth....i meant citralic(70\30)by the time i get around all these bbs i am nodding off and miss half of the post off :D :D

i still have not located anyone who can supply oxalic or citric acid yet to brighten the concrete. cheers paul.

After reading this and see that bleach and water makes muratic acid, i now know why bleach works so well on cement. ron.....if you was doing a concrete drive with a surface cleaner,would you use a soap mix and afterwards spray on a mixture of bleach and water......one bleach and two of water ??. cheers paul.

got to say i like the board....easy on the eyes aswell...good luck with it. cheers paul.