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Thanks for the laugh Dave. That was good.

The stains are small so using boiling water just might do the trick. I never thought of using a sealer on the pavers when I installed them years ago. I probably should have. All of your suggestions seem less agressive than what I've been reading. Thanks Mark.

Spilled a little coffee on my way to the garage. Burned my hand in the process. :burn: I can't seem to get the stains off the colored concrete. I have a cheep cold water unit that isn't worth mentioning, never the less, does anyone have experience in removing stains (coffee) from red concrete...

Got it!!! Thanks Mark :)

Do you connect a line from the bypass unloader port to the container holding 15g of water, and then have a return line back to one of the inlets at the bottom of manifold?

Thanks you guys. Yes Jon I did mean H2O. lol Told ya I was a newb. I will defineatly go with a 15 gal tank to be on the safe side. So the way I understand this, the bypass has a valve that opens when the pressure within the pump reaches a certain psi? Is that correct? I'm trying to understand...

Here is a newb question. While your pressure washing machine is running, without pulling the trigger on your lance, does the pump recirculate water to prevent it from burning up? Do you have to have a tank with O2 on stand by for the pump to draw from to prevent this?

Which Tuff model offers the 115v burner? I just got done revieving their web site and must have missed it. Is it one of the TNT Super Skids that offer this burner? Please bare with me on these things. A true newbie, I am. [green]

Heading off to work right now. I'll get back this evening. [white]

Here we go. http://www./del/pressure-washers/rk-43.html I just came across the type of machine, I would like feed back on. I'm guessing machines like this will hold up well for large surface cleaning projects? Starting out , is something like this a good investiment?

That's really thinking ahead! Thanks Larry. Most of the searches I've reviewed were small machines. Like the kind a home owner would buy. I would like to invest in a commercial top of the line machine that will hold up to a lot of hours.(maybe a skid mounted?)

Hello everyone! What hot water unit would you recommend for someone like myself who plans on doing this line of business for a living. I will be working solo. My primary interest is flatwork, second would be housewashing. I will be buying a 3/4 ton diesel pickup and a trailer this summer. I...

Sorry John, I will be moving to Florida next spring. Doing as much ground work as I can now, and find this BBS very helpful. My next step is to find a local pw equipment company in the Hernando County area that is known for quality and service. Should I change my profile to say Florida?

Thanks John. Preforming this work in Florida where the evaperation rate is fast, and the need to continue watering down follage along the house can be done by one person? I think I'm heading for the equipment side of the bbs now. I don't think I understand the capibilities of equipment yet...

New to the business, and I was wondering how difficult it is to wash houses being an owner operater? With the right equipment and skill do a lot of you guys provide this service by yourself? Oh, and also what about roofs? Thanks

City of Brooksville in Hernando County. I can't wait! I really love the area.

My name is Steve and I'm new to this business. I've been lurking here for quite awhile absorbing a lot of information. Haven't decided what type of pw work to specialize in yet. Will be moving to Florida next spring. Thanks to everyone.