davidwil

I used the term "soap nozzle" to simply refer to a large opening nozzle, thus no real pressure. I've never used it for downstreaming, but I believe that is a use of it also. Maybe someone else can enlighten both of us about that aspect!

I use a dual lance nearly all the time and love it, especially when working on wood or roofs. The idea is that you are able to decrease your pressure by opening the valve (side handle) and diverting some of the flow out through a second nozzle, which is a soap nozzle that simply "dumps" the extra water. It's a great time benefit to be able to change the pressure from high to low and back again just by turning the valve. Also you still get the same volume of water to assist in rinsing. Hope this helps?

Allright ya'll, ole Ronnie boy was just talkin in ways us "Southern, downhome, backwoods, redneck simple folk" can understand. He's done moved off from his country roots and gone ta livin in the high fallutin big city way up north thar. When Joel got ta givin them directions to the end of the earth ole Ronnie he got to thankin bout how much he's missin it and all and he got ta reminiscin bout the good life he left behind. Ronnie boy, make yerself take one day off work and enjoy life agin. Put yer tennies on and head down to the country store and get yerself a hero sandwich with mustard. Later on, stop by the DQ and feast on one of them big banana splits with jimmies on it. Be sure to check yer gas tank 'fore ya head home cause ya might need ta go by the fillin station at walmart. While your there go on in and pick up one of Hank Williams Jr.'s "Greatest Hits" and just be glad that rap stuff don't get no more room than it does! And by the way, I gotta tell ya Ronnie boy, ya shoulda knowed better than to go off way up yonder and get all tangled up with them rats! PS. I got the biggest kick out of reading Ron P's "funny" post. I couldn't help but ROFL because I understood completely everything he was saying! I guess that may tell you a little more about me than I really want you to know. Anyway, I don't post much to the board, but I sure appreciate everyone who does. Maybe someday I'll be in a position to give a little back for what I've gained. Until then, forgive my reply but I just couldn't resist! BTW, I know where Eads is and compared to my home in Bradford, Morgan lives in the city!

Great bbs Beth. I've been around the last 6 months or so on the different bbs and I have learned much from all that you've contributed. Thanks! I'm starting my business out slowly in hopes of doing things right. Been working on it about 6 months now and have gotten set up pretty well. Good thing too, things are starting to pick up now that warmer weather is here! I hope I will be able to post something that might help from time to time and give back a little of what I've taken. Thanks again, to everyone who contributes!