Block pave driveway pressure washing - full chemical clean. Satisfying power washing action.
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👌 Jet washing and full chemical deep cleaning to block paving 👍 Satisfying video - pressure washing ASMR. Multi view video.
Power washing with chemical (sodium hypochlorite) chemical treat using the X Jet M5.
Block paving needs regular maintenance in order to keep it looking clean. Moss and weeds can quickly overtake a block driveway. Cleaning block paving isn't hard, but it's very messy and needs re sanding afterwards.
⭐️ This driveway was cleaned a couple of years ago, it was now time to give it a refresh. It had a chemical (sodium hypochlorite) pre treat and then a full high pressure clean. It was re sanded the following day after it had dried out.
🧰 Equipment used in this video 🧰
Falch Point speed 5 - Quickly tears through moss
X Jet M5 chemical applicator nozzle - For applying sodium hypochlorite solution
Twin headed turbo lance - For those stubborn weeds
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Epic mate looks great 👍 love the rinse tool as well
Rinse nozzles come in well handy
What a great video!
Nice job Phil, drainage!!! The bane of our cleaning lives mate 🤔😁
Tell me about it, see a nice big drain and think yes...Then it's blocked, bollox.
Nice to see the falch back in action
Ha ha I knew somebody would comment eventually 🤣
Nice job, thanks for sharing. Cleaned, all the paving at the front & Side of my house, it really becomes adictive, When One ses, how clean it gets, some really good tips, regarding Collection bags and cleaning, Many thanks
Loving the video mate! Awesome job!
Do you use your own water? How big your tank and how long does it last if you
Don’t mind me asking :) awesome pretreat tool aswell! Way more advanced than a spray bottle!
I have a 400L tank on the van but it needs connecting to customer supply. The Full tank will only last me about 17mins on full power with no customer feed.
@@DirtyDriveAway wow that thing must put some fluid out! Thanks for the reply!
@@ClIfFbOt yeah on full it outputs 23 litres a min.
Hi Phil what size is your x jet? Couple different sizes on the website im on.
I had the 19-25 I think it was but as I can lower my flow rate down I dropped the nozzle size down to the slightly smaller one. Depends what flow rate your machine is, the problem with the xjet is that the high flow rate really burns through hypo double quick time. I now run mine at 12lpm which gives me about 50bar, nice and controlled.
Good job mate! Thank you for providing us with great informative content. Just one question. I've noticed that you don't really use the flat surface cleaner on your block paving jobs. Any particular reason why? My Mosmatic is a god send. I then tend to use both the turbo nozzle and the 4 jet water broom for rinsing down.
I use it occasionally but to be fair my falch 5 is pretty quick and does a better cleaning job than the surface cleaner. Different vids I use different tools just to mix things up a bit. If I have a large area thats not too weedy I will use the FSC.
@@DirtyDriveAway Thanks for your reply. Yeah, that makes sense. I loved your Xjet M5 hose modification with the steel tube & QR. Genius idea! Again thanks for the great regular content. Keep em coming fella 👍
@@asim9738 cheers
Hi Phil, is there a technique or trick to stop water from going under the garage doors? I done mine last weekend and tried my best not to get any under, but failed and had quite a bit in the garage, problem I have was to clean it properly, I had to get close to the door. Anyway, thought I'd ask. Thanks
Yeah thats always an issue. I always ensure customers move anything just Inside the door like boxes etc. Also it is easier to lift the door and clean from the inside facing out. That way you blow the water and muck away from the garage. You can get water diverters which are large tubes you will with water which help control water direction. Problem is they not always easy to get to work in this situation.
@@DirtyDriveAway Brilliant Phil, I 'll remember to ask them to make sure things are cleared back and that the garage is open so I can spray away from the garage. Oh, I'll have a look at those diverters, but hopefully if I have access to the garage it won't be to much of a problem, you're the best!
Hi Phil. If you don’t mind me asking where do you get replacement tips for your surface cleaner. Thanks
You can get nozzle jets on ebay. They just a std 1/4" stainless nozzle jet. I tend to use 15degree over the std 25 as they give better oomph!
@@DirtyDriveAway thanks Phil. I only have a 15 lpm Honda with a 14” whirl away. Any idea of the hole size
@@robfarrell7362 whats the pressure
@@DirtyDriveAway 2400 psi
@@robfarrell7362 OK thats an in between size on my chart so that's 165bar at 15lpm. That's gonna struggle with a whirlaway at the best of times. I would say your std nozzle size is an 055 which you can't split. You would then need to go up a size and then half it so you would need 2x030 size nozzles. Doubt your getting max pressure out of that because of the slightly larger size nozzles. You may get away with fitting 2x025 but you may end up with pressure and flow issues if its too small. You could check what nozzles are in it at the moment, they should be stamped on the nozzle itself.