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About Washed Up
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TGS Member
- Birthday 09/04/1968
Profile Information
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Company Name
ALL WASHED UP
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First & Last Name
John Devine
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City & State
New York
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Occupation
Mechanic
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Totla neglect. that looked nasty. You did a great job. Keep those pic's in a portfolio if you have one.
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If and when I do, I inform them that it's not gonna look like new. Ask them what there expectations are when it's done. Inform them of the oxidation factor like Guy mentioned.
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What's up with the talk of Pool Chem's? or are you guy's refering to good old 12% S.H. ?
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Why no bleach??? Bleach good. Make bad dirt go away. :)
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Making the x-jet easier to use
Washed Up replied to Freshlook's question in Residential Pressure Washing
I really do hope it works out good for you as you have put alot of thought into it, BUT I'M STILL DOWNSTREAMIN :) -
Cool. Another secret weapon to use when all else fails
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This season I have added Wondow cleaning as a service. I started out by using a squeege & ladder for 2nd flr windows, then moved on to an extension pole and recently have purchased a W.F.P. set up. Man what a great investment the W.F.P. was. It has cut my window cleaning time down to half of what it was. It does not compare to lugging a ladder around the house. One thing I also realized is that it has it's place & not good for all window job's (very dirty window ). If you are thinking about getting one I can tell you that you won't regret it. Yes they cost alot but IMO a great investment.
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I keep all of those
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You can go to (window's 101) website. They have some good guttercleaning tools.
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Introduction from Down Under......
Washed Up replied to Street Appeal's question in Residential Pressure Washing
Yeah What Doug said. Hi Doug -
Roof cleaning in Rockland county NY
Washed Up replied to Doug T's topic in Contractor Help Wanted - Job Leads
Yup we need A lic & mimimum Of ONE MILL liability insurance. Oh and to renew our Lic every 2 yrs is $250 -
Who uses the "Ladder Saver"
Washed Up replied to Little Buddy's question in Residential Pressure Washing
I apply the chem's with a soap blaster tip then remove the siphon tube from the chem bucket & rinse with the same tip. It's very low pressure and I feel very confadent that no damage will occur to my customer's homes. It's not the fastest way to go but I'm happy and so are the H.Owners. -
Do the cleaners at the home improvement stores work?
Washed Up replied to Dodgefan89's question in Residential Pressure Washing
Think of it this way. Why would you want to use a product that a H.O. can out and purchase themselves at a hardware store. As professional contractors we use commercial grade cleaning chemicals. And as Doug said it best nothing beats S.H. (bleach) -
12% sodium hydroxide bleach: Where to get it?
Washed Up replied to cwenbass's question in Residential Pressure Washing
Try A chemical supplier or a pool supply store in your area. If you must you can get by with 6 % S.H. Just don't dilute it as much -
House wash recipe questions
Washed Up replied to cwenbass's question in Residential Pressure Washing
Give them plant's, tree's, flower's & shrubs a good watering before during and after housewashing