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Randy, You have come as close to the way that I believe as any of the post's. It is pride (sin) that demands our way. And we have seen that here. We(Christians) are all on the way.

I also thought that was a strange response.

I respect the Lord but that is hilarious.

I know this is blunt but keep reading these forums. You've got a lot to learn. Dan Stapleton All Clean Exteriors Tavares, Fl

I'm surprised anybody would pay that much to have their R.V. washed. That is as ridiculous as $20.00 but on the other end of the spectrum. Dan Stapleton All Clean Exteriors Tavares, Fl.

Sorry about the double post.

It is used with a downstream injection system. It won't shatter glass as it functions under low pressure. For up close, change tips Dan Stapleton All Clean Exteriors Tavares Fl.

It is used with a downstream injection system. It won't shatter glass as it functions under low pressure. For up close, change tips.

Save yourself more than 1/2 and buy a stainless female plug and 0030 male meg tip and screw them together. That plug pictured is plated so they are making roughly $10 per piece sold. Dan Stapleton All Clean Exteriors Tavares Fl.

In that condition and those prices it's hard to believe you have'nt sold those yet. At least gotten more interest. Hang on, somebody will be in need and know what they're looking at. Dan Stapleton All Clean Exteriors Tavares, Fl.

If you do decide to go with a whirl-a-way you can get one at a very good price at dultmeier. Just google dultmeier. I think a 20" floater is 295.00. They are usually priced at 350.00 to 500.00. Dultmeier has good prices on most p.w. accessories. Dan Stapleton 352-343-2811

Good point, John. Just make sure those larger orificed tips still create enough pressure to spin the bar, There is a fine line. Dan Stapleton 352-343-2811

I've found that it happens when the concrete is covered, like a carport. It has a certain look, like a sheen. Also, could be the mix or the temperature when it cured (too cold). I swirled one up once and developed an eye for it real quick. Do a test spot on a corner with a wand and find out...

Coral snake-Red band meets yellow band. King snake-Red band meets black band. The old saying goes, Red meets black, friend of jack, Red meets yellow, kill the fellow. Dan Stapleton 352-342-2811

I have to disagree with what Jeff says about store bought bleach being as effective as chlorine, not to mention the price is about the same, depending on your location. There is about twice the amount of active ingredient and pool chlorine is usually fresher as it does'nt sit on a shelf for...

I'm not a magician. (although my wife thinks I am!) I got a call from a guy a few months ago wondering the same thing. Apparently this guy is a real good one. Dan Stapleton 352-343-2811

The 12% you are reffering to is sodium hypochlorite (chlorine). Dan Stapleton 352-343-2811

The last post wasn't very thorough. The actual process would be: Wet windows, downstream chemical, rinse windows, let dwell on walls, repeat process, followed by a low pressure rinse. Dan Stapleton 352-343-2811

Downstreaming stucco: let dwell, rinse windows, downstream again.....Bingo. Dan Stapleton 352-343-2811

Don't let that scare you. Any detergent that dries on glass can be a problem, especially butyl based(powerhouse is 10% butyl and has sodium hydroxide in it). Just rinse well before,during and after. Try a few different brands and see what suits you. I did a comparison on a very dirty, moldy...