Great video, Mike. Next time try following up the SH with some Cleansol BC on those dirty chimneys. Be sure to rinse off ALL SH before applying the BC. It works great on non-organics like carbon stains.
A tip for distance on 12v, use a 1/2” three foot or more (riser) lance, it is less restricted and gives you more flow and distance. I have several sizes.
@@TheFreshRinse yes, I did too but realized 1/2” worked better. Don’t have to use it often but there when I need it. Thanks for the videos, their great.
great video again! Im in Ohio too. Where do you order bleach? Im paying almost 5 dollars a gallon at the pool store and it takes forever running every week and then pouring gallons one by one.
I’m in the same position. However, my neighbor owns the local pool store. She has it sitting out for me whenever I need it. I’m at just under $3 per gallon. However, she closed Saturday for the season. I will be getting it from Watson’s pool supply.
@@TheFreshRinse I used to get it in bulk at Miami Products & Chemical Co. in Dayton. I would check with them if you haven't already, I think you're pretty close to them.
@@TheFreshRinse might be worth the drive to get 15, 30, 45 gallons at a time. Especially this time of year when your neighbor doesn't have it available. I think it was around $2.50/gal or so. I'm sure it's gone up, like everything, it's been over a year since I've bought it there. Another washer in my area gets a 1000 gallon tank at his shop filled every week or two and I just buy from him now. I love networking and making friends with other washers in the area.
@@TheFreshRinse Hey Mike, I recently found your channel. I appreciate the information. When I downstream I drop my injector tube straight into my 12.5 % sh tank. That gives me a 1.5 to 2% for my house wash mix.It works great. I just added a 12v 5.5 everflow for a stronger mix when needed. I have the Pro Portioner and I will be adding a Flo Pro as well. Keep up the good work.
Great vid thanks! I’ve found that hitting the really dirty stuff with 12v first then following up with DS and of course a straight H2O rinse works best. Wetting with the weaker mix first seems to hold the 12v back mix back. How do you calculate sqft on multiple story homes? 2 & 3 times a single story sqft or is your fee the same for all? Thanks again, you’re doing a great job. I checked out a few of your sermons. 👍🏻🙌🏻
Hey Gene, thank you for watching. I appreciate the advice. That makes perfect sense. As for price, I have a standard starting price. If the home is obviously much larger, the price goes up. Thank you for taking the time to check out my sermons. I really appreciate that.
When brick is that dirty it's a pain in the butt to clean especially that high up. If it was a dry day it probably would have stuck a little better maybe you would have got better results. I doubt it though I think it turned out wonderful 👍
Hey Mike, shoot, that there thang retched rite up thar… Whooo-Wee! (Go Dawgs!) Gonna have to get my 12v to flow better… Do you use 3/4” or 1/2” valves and plumbing?
That’s not vinyl? Fooled me. Thank you for posting the video
Hi Troy. Yeah, fooled me too.
Brick is always tough when dirty in my experience. Good content!!
We love these projects, don’t we?!?!?!
I don’t have much luck cleaning aluminum, what did you use to get it clean? What steps? Great channel!! Thanks!!
Thank you. When I clean aluminum, I prep the customer well. I promise nothing. LOL
And clean it just like vinyl.
Nice videos mike, I have a question for you when you do a house wash do you pre rinse the house or you just apply Solution and rinse?
Hey Diego, great question. I do NOT pre-rinse the homes. Thank you for watching!
Great video, Mike. Next time try following up the SH with some Cleansol BC on those dirty chimneys. Be sure to rinse off ALL SH before applying the BC. It works great on non-organics like carbon stains.
I love the advice! Thank you brother!
A tip for distance on 12v, use a 1/2” three foot or more (riser) lance, it is less restricted and gives you more flow and distance. I have several sizes.
Thank you. I have a 1/4”. Thank you brother. I appreciate that.
@@TheFreshRinse yes, I did too but realized 1/2” worked better. Don’t have to use it often but there when I need it. Thanks for the videos, their great.
@@simplycleanpressurewashing758 I appreciate the compliment!
Elvis - suspicious minds
I’m not sure what you mean?
It’s a song you mentioned being suspicious about the house being washed before. It’s a play on words 😳😂
@@seeclear2022 Well played. Thank you sir!
great video again! Im in Ohio too. Where do you order bleach? Im paying almost 5 dollars a gallon at the pool store and it takes forever running every week and then pouring gallons one by one.
I’m in the same position. However, my neighbor owns the local pool store. She has it sitting out for me whenever I need it. I’m at just under $3 per gallon.
However, she closed Saturday for the season. I will be getting it from Watson’s pool supply.
@@TheFreshRinse i see. thanks!
@@TheFreshRinse I used to get it in bulk at Miami Products & Chemical Co. in Dayton. I would check with them if you haven't already, I think you're pretty close to them.
@@kyleosborne9525 Thank you brother. That’s exactly 45 minutes from me. I’m rather south of Dayton.
@@TheFreshRinse might be worth the drive to get 15, 30, 45 gallons at a time. Especially this time of year when your neighbor doesn't have it available. I think it was around $2.50/gal or so. I'm sure it's gone up, like everything, it's been over a year since I've bought it there. Another washer in my area gets a 1000 gallon tank at his shop filled every week or two and I just buy from him now. I love networking and making friends with other washers in the area.
What would you estimate the percentage at your tip to be when dialed Back half way?
7-8 Maybe? It’s definitely more than half. I used to always batch mix in my chem tank at 50/50. It washed fine.
Better answer is .75
@@TheFreshRinse Hey Mike, I recently found your channel. I appreciate the information. When I downstream I drop my injector tube straight into my 12.5 % sh tank. That gives me a 1.5 to 2% for my house wash mix.It works great. I just added a 12v 5.5 everflow for a stronger mix when needed. I have the Pro Portioner and I will be adding a Flo Pro as well. Keep up the good work.
Great vid thanks! I’ve found that hitting the really dirty stuff with 12v first then following up with DS and of course a straight H2O rinse works best. Wetting with the weaker mix first seems to hold the 12v back mix back.
How do you calculate sqft on multiple story homes? 2 & 3 times a single story sqft or is your fee the same for all?
Thanks again, you’re doing a great job. I checked out a few of your sermons. 👍🏻🙌🏻
Hey Gene, thank you for watching. I appreciate the advice. That makes perfect sense. As for price, I have a standard starting price. If the home is obviously much larger, the price goes up. Thank you for taking the time to check out my sermons. I really appreciate that.
Joe Deery says he would’ve gotten that chimney cleaned in 1/2 the time
And charged half less too! LOL
When brick is that dirty it's a pain in the butt to clean especially that high up. If it was a dry day it probably would have stuck a little better maybe you would have got better results. I doubt it though I think it turned out wonderful 👍
Thank you brother. I appreciate the encouragement.
Hey Mike, shoot, that there thang retched rite up thar… Whooo-Wee!
(Go Dawgs!)
Gonna have to get my 12v to flow better… Do you use 3/4” or 1/2” valves and plumbing?
Thank you brother. 1/2 for everything besides soap.
Thanks brother from down south in Georgia.
Would you mind saying what your paying for SH. Near you
Ray, I pay less than three dollars out the door. But that is not a fair assessment for others. I am a very close friend to the owner.
@@TheFreshRinse gotcha I’m about 70 or so miles from Dayton and it’s over $5 here. I don’t Have any friends 😩
@@rayf268 Yes, she made me aware that my price would be going up considerably next year.
You use the same sh valve for 12v and down stream? Would love to see how you have that set up.
No, different. The white valve is for DS. The red is for 12V. Thank you for watching. I may have a video on that.
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