Joshua Sweat

Not selling anything myself. I do promote to help pay for the hosting costs and upkeep, there is a link to purchase info, but if you read it, it's simply an AD free version of site content in hard copy

This forum is a great resource. Thanks for the welcome. I started off using rubber gloves for cleaning and latex painters gloves for sealing. After doing that for a while, I found that disposable rubber gloves fill up with sweat from the heat. The latex painters gloves fall apart when working with sealer. I tried leather work gloves while cleaning, but found that once they get wet they stay wet. Just trying to find something that dries quickly, fits tight, and allows hands to breathe in the heat of the summer. Look forward to participating in discussions. Another question, I'd like to go to the convention and take the wood certification bootcamp, but it's just too expensive. Why so pricey??

Do you guys use gloves. Not just when handling chemicals...but when holding the gun, handling hoses, bla bla bla. If so, what type do you use?

I created this site recently as a FREE guide for those interested in starting a business. It has a lot of info that others on the web try to sell for rediculous prices. It's meant to offer General Info about pressure washing businesses. Has some minor tech info that I have found works for me. http://www.pressurewashingbiz.com