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Chazz

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  1. We there is your answer why we don't seal when done washing. In your last paragraph you mention to be careful there are some good and garbage products

    What's the good products?

    You Also mention every situation is different and needs to be evaluated as such. How would a newbie know what applies to what if you don't have the knowledge?

    Also what type of equipment is needed from soup to nuts?

    What are the pit falls we can run into being a novice?


  2. I agree with all of the above, my minimum is 150 dollars

    Unless your friend or family

    Guy that was funny with the Dog House remark !!!

    Also almost 100 % of my customers own there own power

    Washers I have to move them while I clean. They know it's not easy work and your price I'm sure was well within there budget when they called. Stand your ground and walk away like you did. Good Job


  3. How would you guys like it if you called Bob or Russ or ACR and asked for detailed answers about there product

    And they spend time with you on the phone and answer every question you have. You place your order after being satisfied that your buying the right product, the product comes in and there is a 5% service charge for answering your questions. Time is money for everyone

    But estimates are part of the business IMO


  4. Bleach will kill the mold and mildew is correct, but you need a soap to release the carbons and grime that has been sitting

    On the exterior of the house. The soap will also allow the bleach to stay on the exterior for a longer dwell time to do it's job correctly. A good detergent will have advantages needed when rinsing also, no streak windows, dirt will be removed easier with less pressure. Soap added to the bleach is like Robin teaming up with Batman. Ya get it?


  5. I ave a 325 gallon water tank on a double axel trailer, the 325 is really over kill

    The 225 gallon tank your thinking of is plenty for your machine IMOA.

    I think I read somewhere that's I gallon of water is 8 pounds, don't quote me on that though.

    If your putting this in the back of your pick up you had better figure out your maximum weight for your truck.

    Also you really can get away without the tank and just use the customers faucet for water supply

    Unless you plan on doing jobs with no water supply. It's not worth the punishment your vehicle will take

    Not to mention the extra gas needed to pull the weight

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