Efflo

Revive

New Member
Help from the pros please.This one job I just can't get it off. Please tell me step by step how you do it and what product you use.I've done twenty or thirty efflo jobs over the years and it's never taken more than two attemps.
Please help while I still have a shirt.
 

PressurePros

New Member
If someone tht sponsors this board has chemicals that will do the job and will educate the poster, delete it.

From time to time, experienced contractors will come here and ask questions tht can't be answered with "get insurance" or "do your research". This board seems to draw all of the newbies. If it had some advanced solutions, it may draw some more attention from guys that have ben around longer and actually buy equipment and chemicals.

I make no apologies for posting that link.
 

Larry L.

PWN TEAM - Moderator Emeritus
Reguardless of the rules the more advanced professionals on this board respects them and others wants.The more advanced experienced contractors knows from time to time they are more advanced joining this board than newbies.They do not jump in and flap their tounge at every newbies post to show how much they know,they leave that to the lesser contractor to blood anybody nose reguardless of the rules.
 

Revive

New Member
Thanks Ken

Thanks Ken


WOW. It wasn't my intension to start a peeing contest. I have 3 trucks and two trailers. Six employees and wasn't born last night.I actually have quite a bit of experiance that can assist in various areas.Most to newbies maybe. All I was looking for was some friendly advice. The array of products that are available to you is far greater than to me (location). I have reread and reread most posts to add to the knowledge I've already gained from doing it the hard way over the last six years.

Some of the posts on this board get a little out of hand. The school of hard knocks may be the best way.
 

macngeo

New Member
Efflo Jobs

Im also kinda new to this forum and I have also caught crapp for letting other power washers know about a great product. I think all power washing should know about. I thought I was being helpful, I was not advertising for anyone.
Anyway what the heck is Efflo????
Good Luck
 

Revive

New Member
Efflorecence, is a natural white salt that comes out of man made bricks. I believe that in some places they refer to it as white scum. It can usually be removed with ....... brand efflo cleaner. I started this thread as I have tried a whole pile of efflo cleaners to no avail. You have to be carefull when doing it as to how hot a mix as well as to the amount of times, as you will inevedably start removing the color.
 

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