Hope you guys enjoy! not sure if i mentioned in the video but this job was just for cleaning the bays hence only cleaning so far into the carpark, we cleaned up the leaves and debris from the rest because we're nice like that xD but obviously wouldn't of had time or the budget for the day for pressure washing the entire thing! Big learning curve this one, will definitely pre treat in future and head back once it's all dead to use the machine!
Safety glasses are absolute must for this machine! Probably some sort of foot/shin protection might be a good idea, too. Any wire brush can and will throw off pieces of broken wire as it wears down. I've literally found bits of fine wire across my entire house after using a wire brush on a Dremel.
Hi Sid, when you go the extra mile, it will come back to you 10 fold!! I have watched other youtubers doing pressure washing, and seen tiny areas missed, not included in the quote I suppose, just doesn't look finished. Take care love Debra, from Melbourne Australia xxx
Sid can you change the name of the machine from John to Jackie as there’s no bloody way I’d work that hard lol. Another awesome video, I have to say we’re so impressed with your work ethic not only do you book job after job in often trying to make each project the best you can possibly be but then instead of going home to relax you sit at your computer editing videos for us your followers. Thank you so so much for allowing us to come on this journey with you John and Jackie
Hey Sid can I make a suggestion of a tool that would help. My best friend rented one of those machines years ago for a property that he was saling to clean up the moss and lichen that was growing before we powered wash the driveway, patios, rock walls, and porch area. We treated the organic material with a chemical solution and let it set in it for a week. Then we did what you did but after sweeping the area we took a roofing torch and burned the left over materials up. We then used a power washer filled with chemicals to remove the burn patterns. After several years we went back and found out were ever we had really heated the area up to remove thick organic material nothing was able to regrow on it. So a suggestion is to use a propane roofing torch.
I could put this comment on any one of your videos. Really admire your work ethic, your demeanour and more You said in a video not too long ago, when you complain about your arms you think of people in the trenches. Of course as do I too and many others but I've never actually seen anyone in the trenches. What I do see is you and when you show your jobs in part in real time really shows the stamina and work ethic as I said before. Whilst doing up a house, I tried to mimic the same pattern as you pressure wash driveways to painting and battling on when clearing out a garden. Often being there "4 hours + than intended. That carries over to other aspects of life in how you approach obstacles etc etc. So just wanted to say thanks for helping being a reminder, being an inspiration a getting me moving to, get on the next thing., In relatable and non relatable ways. I'm sure I'm the not the only one...probably definition if your intention of being an influencer!
Hi Sid. When you showed us this machine in your last video, I was excited to see it in use. Thanks for the video. I like how you explain what you would change and what worked for you when using it. No ego. That's why so many people tune in to watch your videos. They appreciate the straight-up guy that you are. Thanks!
It's really nice to see someone who's not afraid to go over what they did and figure out what they could do better and admit it! Awesome video as always!
Great job Sid. As with any new equipment, you've got to get to know one another. Once you get the feel of things, it's usually smooth sailing. I like that you don't try to be all macho and know it all. You tell it like it is. Everyone makes mistakes and has a learning curve. Thank you for being honest and sharing yours. Your parents should be proud of what a wonderful young man they raised. Best wishes to you and your family.
I totally agree with you, Tatianna. I really appreciate Sid showing the learning curve part of things. That way viewers who are wanting to use this equipment can see the honest truth of what it takes.
I’m loving the new toy… I mean new tool!! I love that the moss moved off the ground easily. This is better than standing for hours on end jet washing small areas at a time. I think the brush machine made life better. Thanks for going the extra mile and picking up the leaves too. 🥰
Is anybody good at anything after only ever doing it once? Heck no, I know in business you will forever be learning. That's how you evolve and become more efficient. Eventually you have enough know-how to put your money to work with machines like this one to take the stress off your body. Good job Sid, couldn't imagine you attempting this by hand.
Your work ethic is excellent. The pride in your work product is what makes customers come back and do nice things for you, like John in the previous video.
Such a tough job, but the best kind to learn how to use your new toy. Practice will make it easier every time. This job reminds me of the playground court that Prestige Cleaning did a little while back. He had no access to a water tap for the job and had to do it with a weed brush and shovel. No matter how imperfect it looks at the end, it's miles better than what it looked like before.
Very glad to see more work done on the wedding place. Thank you for explaining things you worked-through to figure out how to get a good result. Your prior excellent power washing is visible from a distance. You sometimes have a lot of sludge. That moss was pretty massive after cleaning. What a great thought to power wash as well. It is starting to look "new" again. Nice job clearing the branches and leaves, made the whole place look good. That was a wonderful result and worth the time invested.
Another wonderful video! So happy that you returned to this beautiful old mill for more restoration, as it is time so well spent. Great job! 💝 from USA
You had a short learning curve on your new cleaner. Wow what a difference! I thought the little bit of moss growing on my front sidewalk was bad, it’s nothing compared to what you accomplished here! Great job as always! 👍🏻
Absolutely awesome, been waiting to watch you work with the new member John, neither of you disappointed. Fantastic before and after pics. Great job sid as always
What a fantastic job. You certainly earned your crust that day. The customer must be very impressed. As its a wedding venue too, I'm sure the wedding parties will also appreciate your hard work
It's nice that it only took one gig to troubleshoot your method for using the new machine! I think you will do many great things with it! Well done, Sid!
Nice job sid, handy new machine. I think though. Safety boots, wouldn't let my lads into van, with out them . Those floor machines are heavy duty.. Safety first.
Loving the new "toy" I can see that's going to save a lot of time on jobs definitely deal if the year getting that as payment. Job looks really good considering the ton of moss that was on there. Top job as always ✌️
Great job there, this new machine has done very well on its first job, and your work mate also deserves praise (Kev?) for sweeping it all up. I liked how in the Timelapse when the sun kept going in and out of the clouds you could really notice the difference.
American (from/in the U. S. state of Virginia) here: I have been watching your videos for a bit. What I admire about you is your attention to detail. Many people pay no attention to the tiny details of the job (and that drives me "bananas"), but you do, sir. Well done. Incidentally, I saw the gentleman in the background sweeping away some of the remains of your considerable efforts. It occurred to me that you might do well to invest in the world's most powerful backpack leaf blower (as of 2022) in order to shorten that part of the job by a substantial margin. I am writing about the Echo PB-9010T (There is another model, but this one is better suited for right-handed persons). I purchased t a few months ago and that thing would clear that entire that parking lot (American for "car park," as I am certain you already know---lol) in about 10 seconds (I'm exaggerating but not by much at ALL). The bottom line (gist) is that efficiency = increased income and an end to wasted effort. Moreover, I sincerely desire that you do well (To that end, I cannot imagine why your channel is not beyond, at least,500, 000 subscribers by now---People: Am I right??) It'll come. Keep at it, my dude! You got this!
Monster job, and monster machine!! Once again wonderful explanations about machine, and of course you go above and beyond! Such pride! Loved this video, thank you Sid, be well young man, be well!! 1 million subs here we come!!
Wow..the before and after shots really show the difference It was like you were plowing a field of moss Really impressed with this job! Take care 🇨🇦 ❤️
That machine was great. Your friend is a legend for giving that to you. Looks great and you will have better luck with it when you get used to it. Great vid!
You, Advanced Cleaning (in the U.S.-they do inside only), and the Detail Geek have the strongest work ethic on the internet! You never leave it until you are satisfied that you’ve done everything in your power to clean it. Hopefully you’ll see goodness returned to you as well.
This vlog was helpful to share with my son. He's a teen and is starting to go in the workforce for the first adult experience. What you said at the end just confirms what I told him; if you love your job, you will go above and beyond. As you stated, "Besides, I had nothing else booked in." You could have left, but instead, you opted to go above and beyond, as I stated earlier. From Canada, thanks, friend. Cheers and God bless you on your live journeys.
Yes, I think raking/sweeping up the extra branches and fallen leaves would facilitate removing the moss. As you said, killing off the moss prior to using this beauty of a machine, is an excellent idea.
Great results on the car park Sid, I think there must be a limit on what you can shift in a day just using hand held tools from the back of your van. As your business grows you may end up buying a little mini Kubota or similar with a scraper attachment on a trailer behind the van..
Great job! It looks like it's the parking lot for that events hall you did a while back. Interesting that a place whose primary purpose is to look good for events, waits so long between maintenance cycles...
Hey mate. I have that same engine on my mower and I actually found that it revs quite low from factory, there's a few videos on YT which show how to get more rpm from it and it's still well within the engines safe operating parameter, might be worth looking at that to get a bit more grunt out of the unit.
That machine can really kick some serious butt !!!! I know you are on a learning curve with the new equipment, but that will really help your bottom line a lot. Excellent job as always. 💯💯😀
I really respect you for sharing your learning curves, trying out new equipment and methods with others who might do the same work. It is very generous. I can't imagine how much work that would have been with shovels & stiff brushes by hand; days worth I assume of heavy labour. Very cool video. Thank you for your hard work, great editing, and chillax music. :)
Looks on point with anything there is a learning curve, so a few more jobs like this pal you will certainly be an expert. Andother kill to add to your massive list if skills fella.
Thank-you for shearing sid great video as always 👌 I think big John did a very good job considering how thick and wet the moss was!! I look forward to seeing more of big john on some different jobs to see how he performs.👍👍👍👍
Learning new tools is always fun and occasionally difficult. You'll be an expert in no time at all. The nice thing is the herbicide will work longer now that it's all brushed up.
Hope you guys enjoy! not sure if i mentioned in the video but this job was just for cleaning the bays hence only cleaning so far into the carpark, we cleaned up the leaves and debris from the rest because we're nice like that xD but obviously wouldn't of had time or the budget for the day for pressure washing the entire thing! Big learning curve this one, will definitely pre treat in future and head back once it's all dead to use the machine!
Safety glasses are absolute must for this machine! Probably some sort of foot/shin protection might be a good idea, too. Any wire brush can and will throw off pieces of broken wire as it wears down. I've literally found bits of fine wire across my entire house after using a wire brush on a Dremel.
Every day is a school day as the saying goes...
Still a fantastic job & you have great work ethics, your customers are very lucky they have you!
Hi Sid, when you go the extra mile, it will come back to you 10 fold!!
I have watched other youtubers doing pressure washing, and seen tiny areas missed, not included in the quote I suppose, just doesn't look finished. Take care love Debra, from Melbourne Australia xxx
Sid can you change the name of the machine from John to Jackie as there’s no bloody way I’d work that hard lol.
Another awesome video, I have to say we’re so impressed with your work ethic not only do you book job after job in often trying to make each project the best you can possibly be but then instead of going home to relax you sit at your computer editing videos for us your followers.
Thank you so so much for allowing us to come on this journey with you
John and Jackie
Hey Sid can I make a suggestion of a tool that would help. My best friend rented one of those machines years ago for a property that he was saling to clean up the moss and lichen that was growing before we powered wash the driveway, patios, rock walls, and porch area. We treated the organic material with a chemical solution and let it set in it for a week. Then we did what you did but after sweeping the area we took a roofing torch and burned the left over materials up. We then used a power washer filled with chemicals to remove the burn patterns. After several years we went back and found out were ever we had really heated the area up to remove thick organic material nothing was able to regrow on it. So a suggestion is to use a propane roofing torch.
I could put this comment on any one of your videos. Really admire your work ethic, your demeanour and more
You said in a video not too long ago, when you complain about your arms you think of people in the trenches.
Of course as do I too and many others but I've never actually seen anyone in the trenches. What I do see is you and when you show your jobs in part in real time really shows the stamina and work ethic as I said before.
Whilst doing up a house, I tried to mimic the same pattern as you pressure wash driveways to painting and battling on when clearing out a garden. Often being there "4 hours + than intended.
That carries over to other aspects of life in how you approach obstacles etc etc.
So just wanted to say thanks for helping being a reminder, being an inspiration a getting me moving to, get on the next thing., In relatable and non relatable ways.
I'm sure I'm the not the only one...probably definition if your intention of being an influencer!
Calm down
Hi Sid. When you showed us this machine in your last video, I was excited to see it in use. Thanks for the video. I like how you explain what you would change and what worked for you when using it. No ego. That's why so many people tune in to watch your videos. They appreciate the straight-up guy that you are. Thanks!
It's really nice to see someone who's not afraid to go over what they did and figure out what they could do better and admit it! Awesome video as always!
Great job Sid. As with any new equipment, you've got to get to know one another. Once you get the feel of things, it's usually smooth sailing. I like that you don't try to be all macho and know it all. You tell it like it is. Everyone makes mistakes and has a learning curve. Thank you for being honest and sharing yours. Your parents should be proud of what a wonderful young man they raised. Best wishes to you and your family.
I totally agree with you, Tatianna. I really appreciate Sid showing the learning curve part of things. That way viewers who are wanting to use this equipment can see the honest truth of what it takes.
Exactly right. I concur, wholeheartedly. When people are as good-natured as this guy, it shows and like-minded people notice. Good on you, Tatiana!
You did a brilliant job there, Sid. They will realise how good when they move the cherry-picker. You should be proud !
And that is why we all love watching you, you ALWAYS do a great job and care about quality. Good on you sir !!!
So happy to see your new machine in action!
The parking lot looks great. I love that you went above and beyond on ths cleaning job Sid.
So much moss in some areas it looked like u were supposed to use a lawn mower to cut grass! Your new machine cleaned up this lot! Great job 👏🏽 💯
Oh, the parking lot of the wedding venue!!! It's almost like you had to mow the pavement with John. Looks amazing!!!
I’m loving the new toy… I mean new tool!! I love that the moss moved off the ground easily. This is better than standing for hours on end jet washing small areas at a time. I think the brush machine made life better. Thanks for going the extra mile and picking up the leaves too. 🥰
Glad you care this much about your quality work.
Awesome that you put this up even tho you were just learning how to use the machine 🙌🏻👍🏻 love that you named it John after him too 🥰
Is anybody good at anything after only ever doing it once? Heck no, I know in business you will forever be learning. That's how you evolve and become more efficient. Eventually you have enough know-how to put your money to work with machines like this one to take the stress off your body. Good job Sid, couldn't imagine you attempting this by hand.
Also a small leaf blower might have helped move the loose moss better than brooms but I know you're not doing jobs like this every day lol
Think it's time to get poor old kev a "power broom" if more big job come in for the westerman sid!! Cracking job as ever. Cheers M
The new equipment is my new fave hahaha. Love seeing thick moss again ❤️❤️
Lookin’ good behind that Johnny Boy Brush!!!
it was nice to see the lads gift you that machine keep putting in the days and weeks it pays off!!
Your work ethic is excellent. The pride in your work product is what makes customers come back and do nice things for you, like John in the previous video.
Such a tough job, but the best kind to learn how to use your new toy. Practice will make it easier every time. This job reminds me of the playground court that Prestige Cleaning did a little while back. He had no access to a water tap for the job and had to do it with a weed brush and shovel. No matter how imperfect it looks at the end, it's miles better than what it looked like before.
Very glad to see more work done on the wedding place. Thank you for explaining things you worked-through to figure out how to get a good result. Your prior excellent power washing is visible from a distance. You sometimes have a lot of sludge. That moss was pretty massive after cleaning. What a great thought to power wash as well. It is starting to look "new" again. Nice job clearing the branches and leaves, made the whole place look good. That was a wonderful result and worth the time invested.
Your new machine is sweet, really got rid of all the moss! Big shoutout to the homeowner who gifted it to you!
Great to see someone with a high standard and going upto and beyond for customers. Great job
Another wonderful video! So happy that you returned to this beautiful old mill for more restoration, as it is time so well spent. Great job! 💝 from USA
Hi Sid an Kev great job tonnes better have a day love from TEXAS
I don't know why but now I'm getting a very strong smell of moss.....
Great job, keep up the good work
You had a short learning curve on your new cleaner. Wow what a difference! I thought the little bit of moss growing on my front sidewalk was bad, it’s nothing compared to what you accomplished here! Great job as always! 👍🏻
OH MY WORD!!! Big difference. NICE job.
Absolutely awesome, been waiting to watch you work with the new member John, neither of you disappointed. Fantastic before and after pics. Great job sid as always
wow, great job, what a great gift, didn't take long to get it in action.
I was wondering when we'd get to see this machine in action! So satisfying 😍
I like this new tool. I'd be taking it out everywhere to play with it. It is honestly so satisfying to watch it cut through the moss.
haha I love that you are getting to use John so soon bro.. noice...
What an epic change that new toy as made. Happy to you Sid
Fantastic job! That new equipment is worth it's weight in gold!
Looks so good. Great transformation.
bio washing power, sprinkled on it works a treat. mine was killed in a week or so. top tip from my gardiner.
That new machine is a beast, saves a lot of scraping. Using a new piece of equipment always has a learning curve. Great job!
What a difference with the new machine 👏🏼
There you go doing the right thing again! Keep that up and yo will get a reputation to be proud of! You already have that,! Great job as always!
What a fantastic job. You certainly earned your crust that day. The customer must be very impressed. As its a wedding venue too, I'm sure the wedding parties will also appreciate your hard work
Your new item in aktion...amazing
Dope! I was wanting to see you use that thing. Looks awsome
Another fantastic video Sid. Thank you for sharing
Wow! what a transformation! 👍🏻💚. Outstanding
New toys are so much fun!
Excellent job Sid! Really neat machine! John’s comment was funny. Thanks for the great video.
Good ol' John getting a starring role! I'm sure he'll be a fine asset to your business Sid. Great video as always 👍
Moss removal with this machine is as satisfying to watch as pressure washing. Thank you for another great video xx
What a transformation! You are so conscientious and hard working, and do such a great job. Love watching your videos. 😍
It's nice that it only took one gig to troubleshoot your method for using the new machine! I think you will do many great things with it! Well done, Sid!
Amazing work and thanks for sharing this with us take care
Great work Sid! Can’t wait to see the green grass around here. Still a LOT of snow here in Wisconsin USA. Love your channel!!🥰❤️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Top job yet again Sid and you always go that extra mile on all your jobs
A fabulous piece of kit that did a great job. 🤩👍👏
This is so satisfying to watch😍
Great job! You'll be a pro with this new machine in no time 🙂
Nice job sid, handy new machine. I think though. Safety boots, wouldn't let my lads into van, with out them . Those floor machines are heavy duty.. Safety first.
Loving the new "toy" I can see that's going to save a lot of time on jobs definitely deal if the year getting that as payment.
Job looks really good considering the ton of moss that was on there.
Top job as always ✌️
Great job there, this new machine has done very well on its first job, and your work mate also deserves praise (Kev?) for sweeping it all up. I liked how in the Timelapse when the sun kept going in and out of the clouds you could really notice the difference.
American (from/in the U. S. state of Virginia) here: I have been watching your videos for a bit. What I admire about you is your attention to detail. Many people pay no attention to the tiny details of the job (and that drives me "bananas"), but you do, sir. Well done.
Incidentally, I saw the gentleman in the background sweeping away some of the remains of your considerable efforts. It occurred to me that you might do well to invest in the world's most powerful backpack leaf blower (as of 2022) in order to shorten that part of the job by a substantial margin. I am writing about the Echo PB-9010T (There is another model, but this one is better suited for right-handed persons). I purchased t a few months ago and that thing would clear that entire that parking lot (American for "car park," as I am certain you already know---lol) in about 10 seconds (I'm exaggerating but not by much at ALL). The bottom line (gist) is that efficiency = increased income and an end to wasted effort. Moreover, I sincerely desire that you do well (To that end, I cannot imagine why your channel is not beyond, at least,500, 000 subscribers by now---People: Am I right??) It'll come. Keep at it, my dude! You got this!
Monster job, and monster machine!! Once again wonderful explanations about machine, and of course you go above and beyond! Such pride! Loved this video, thank you Sid, be well young man, be well!! 1 million subs here we come!!
Wow..the before and after shots really show the difference
It was like you were plowing a field of moss
Really impressed with this job!
Take care 🇨🇦 ❤️
That machine was great. Your friend is a legend for giving that to you. Looks great and you will have better luck with it when you get used to it. Great vid!
You, Advanced Cleaning (in the U.S.-they do inside only), and the Detail Geek have the strongest work ethic on the internet! You never leave it until you are satisfied that you’ve done everything in your power to clean it. Hopefully you’ll see goodness returned to you as well.
Big difference Sid. That's a great machine to add to your ever growing arsenal.
This vlog was helpful to share with my son. He's a teen and is starting to go in the workforce for the first adult experience. What you said at the end just confirms what I told him; if you love your job, you will go above and beyond. As you stated, "Besides, I had nothing else booked in." You could have left, but instead, you opted to go above and beyond, as I stated earlier. From Canada, thanks, friend. Cheers and God bless you on your live journeys.
Yes, I think raking/sweeping up the extra branches and fallen leaves would facilitate removing the moss. As you said, killing off the moss prior to using this beauty of a machine, is an excellent idea.
World of difference! Cool machine too.
great job
Huge difference. Let’s hope ‘John’ lifts his game on the next job! 😂
Wow what a massive job Sid new machine did well looks heaps better hopefully they don't leave it so long next time¹
A really great job, above and beyond as usual. 👍🏼❤️
AMAZING JOB!!!!
Great results on the car park Sid, I think there must be a limit on what you can shift in a day just using hand held tools from the back of your van. As your business grows you may end up buying a little mini Kubota or similar with a scraper attachment on a trailer behind the van..
WOW! Unbelievable results.
Another great Job !!! And that machine is spectacular !! And that extra mile you made whas the cherry on the cake !
Holy moss yikes 😳 lots of work ! Love the pride you have in your work 👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏
Awesome job Sid. New equipment always takes a little while to get it working how you want and learn all about it.
Great job you have done there a lot of moss very satisfying to look at the car park later I am sure
Thank you for dumping the moss back into nature! It's wonderful compost for the flowers coming up soon
Nice job Sid, get yourself a backpack leaf blower that would of saved you loads of time clearing up the moss
Great job! It looks like it's the parking lot for that events hall you did a while back. Interesting that a place whose primary purpose is to look good for events, waits so long between maintenance cycles...
Well earned buddy!! Big up to ya
Hey mate. I have that same engine on my mower and I actually found that it revs quite low from factory, there's a few videos on YT which show how to get more rpm from it and it's still well within the engines safe operating parameter, might be worth looking at that to get a bit more grunt out of the unit.
Brilliant job. I'm sure the customer is happy with the results. Cheers!
Dang that was a lot of moss. It was fun watching the brush tear it up. Fantastic job 😊😊
The amount of moss was crazy on that job !!! Once again an amazing transformation!💯⭐️🤩
Loved this video probably the best results I've seen fair play Sid keep it up
Great video, love the results!
That machine can really kick some serious butt !!!! I know you are on a learning curve with the new equipment, but that will really help your bottom line a lot. Excellent job as always. 💯💯😀
Always giving us good content 🙌
Wow that is smooth quit machine awsoume gift. Love your videos 👍👍👍👍
I really respect you for sharing your learning curves, trying out new equipment and methods with others who might do the same work.
It is very generous.
I can't imagine how much work that would have been with shovels & stiff brushes by hand; days worth I assume of heavy labour.
Very cool video.
Thank you for your hard work, great editing, and chillax music. :)
Looks on point with anything there is a learning curve, so a few more jobs like this pal you will certainly be an expert. Andother kill to add to your massive list if skills fella.
this is a very well engineered broom sticky, great tool, congratz man! :)
Thank-you for shearing sid great video as always 👌
I think big John did a very good job considering how thick and wet the moss was!! I look forward to seeing more of big john on some different jobs to see how he performs.👍👍👍👍
Learning new tools is always fun and occasionally difficult. You'll be an expert in no time at all. The nice thing is the herbicide will work longer now that it's all brushed up.
What a difference! First class Sid