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Thanks for the advice orangecrest and oneness. I will try the pump or shop vac. (I suppose there are many things that would be a good idea, but not very feasible. I understand reclaiming water when necessary, however, 10 to 15 gallons in Mrs. Johnson's driveway doesn't seem to very cost...

When cleaning driveways or patios I have encountered some with "bird baths" or other areas of poor drainage where all the water and debris tends to collect. Does anyone have a suggestion on handling this problem? In most cases, the home owner has agreeed to just rinse the area once the water was...

Thanks for the info. Chirobob. Fortunately, I will only be involved in the washing of the walls after the sludge is removed. I agree with Cris S, disturbing.

Yes I was serious.

I hate to ask, and no, I'm not desperate, but i gotta know, has anyone ever washed a clarifier pit. This is 3 walls at the waste water plant where who knows what ends up. They drain it once a year and have it washed down. it's like 8700sq/ft, and i have to believe there should be a "hazardous...

thanks for the advice and for responding. I will certainly keep this in mind.

I would like to introduce myself. I have read many of the topics discussed in the forums. You guys are very helpful. After finding this site, I realize there are true professionals here. I admit I am a part timer. I work a full time job as quality control for a large concrete company. However, I...

this may not be much to some, but for the little guy FYI, I have found a lot of interest in the cleaning of children's outdoor toys at daycare centers. I did one last weekend, estimated $225.00 for average amount of toys. The owner was so pleased, she paid me $450.00. Toys look new! rcpowerwashing