Hi Conor, wow you did have to work hard to get those Pavers and driveway clean, shame for those blackspots you cant not remove, o well you did your best, more you can not do. I enjoyed to see this cleaning video, thanks for showing 👍😀💪🫂 and not in the middle of the Night,as last time 😀 but now in the evening hehehe, see you next time, cheers.
I noticed before you started pressure washing the foot path and the drive way you didn't water blast the edge of the foot path and the drive way before pressure washing it's an idea so it saves your time going to the edge with the pressure washer.
The main chemical for the organic stuff is sodium hypochlorite which is essentially bleach! It's diluted down quite low however it can still harm plants if you're not careful. Just need to make sure you water down all the grass and plants before, during and after cleaning!
Can you do it? As a general answer, I've seen you do some pretty difficult work, so I'd tend to say, "Yes." Also, I am looking at the large gaps on the bricks and wondering if this is one of the types of paving where crushed granite is used as a filler and water drainer, rather than sand and drains. Would have a crushed granite foundation. As you started cleaning the front walkway, it seemed to be large amounts of Black Spot remaining behind the washing. From what I understand, my observation is the paving was unfortunately not able to be maintained for a long stretch and has pretty severe damage. So the scenario is set. The driveway was a nice boost to the appearance of the home. After cleaning and treatments, the upper area of the driveway and walkway have a sizable reduction in Black Spot. I am wondering also about the definition of the two types of possible treatment, and if (Hypo) is a possibility as a follow-up, the one put on and left, that slowly works on problems for about six months.
You might be onto something 👀🧐! The pavers were in pretty bad condition where the black spots were left over so I think it just wasn’t possible to get it 100% unfortunately! I did leave a Hypo treatment on when leaving so it would look a bit better after a day or two of sun! I like this in depth reply 🙏
The best way to manage it I’ve found is to put some booms in the street gutter line and let the water build up then pump it back into the garden with a sludge pump or wet vac. If not much water is going down into the gutter line and it’s only a small amount I’ll usually just use the shovel to scoop up the built up water into a bucket then tip it back into the garden which save time over setting up a pump etc.
Hey legend im considering starting up a pressure washing business soon (i live in taree nsw so dont worry no competition here haha) and i was wondering a few things. How many litres per minute is your pump? And how many litres per minute is that treatment setup you have? Cheers legend!
Hey brother. Best of luck if you decide to go ahead with it! My washer is 21lpm 4000psi. It's a Jetwave machine I bought from Softwash Australia a while back! The chem applicator is just an X-Jet which you can get from a few stores possibly even BAR Group 😄
The house still looks a little dirty I mean I understand the pavers but you shouldn’t do the sidewalk in front of the house too. That’s just my personal opinion you don’t have to treat it with chemicals just house pressure washed it off.
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Great care as always Connor - big job well executed great results - finished top notch as usual!
Thank you for watching! 🙌🙌
Your work must be very satisfying. I love watching your content and your unique perspective on this style of content is very nice.
Thank you! I appreciate the support!
Excellent!
Hi Conor, wow you did have to work hard to get those Pavers and driveway clean, shame for those blackspots you cant not remove, o well you did your best, more you can not do. I enjoyed to see this cleaning video, thanks for showing 👍😀💪🫂 and not in the middle of the Night,as last time 😀 but now in the evening hehehe, see you next time, cheers.
Ahah thank you Johann! I appreciate you watching again. Did you manage to sleep earlier this time 👀
Very nice job and the CC worked this time!
Woohoo I’m glad it worked this time!
Looks much better.
Woohoo, notification!! Great way to start the e morning 😊
Hope you enjoy! I have some cool jobs coming up I’ll be filming 😁
@@pristinepressurecleaning it was really good, those dam black spots are so hard to get rid of! They are the Donald Trump of power washing 😂
Buen trabajo.
It looks very nice and clean!
Thank you Judy!
that one gave you a run for your money! but, still came out nice.
I noticed before you started pressure washing the foot path and the drive way you didn't water blast the edge of the foot path and the drive way before pressure washing it's an idea so it saves your time going to the edge with the pressure washer.
I usually do it after but I think doing it before definitely does save time! Great suggestion 🙏
When I water blast my driveway at home I do the edges first so it makes my job a lot easier then.
You are a lovely little boy ❤❤❤we would love a video about yourself...a tour of your home and family...🎉🎉🎉it sounds fun
Maybe in the future! I have shown my two cats before in an older video!
So much better
Thanks for watching 🙌
Those darn black spots eh? Looks so much better!!
They were so tough on this job 😞
Hey Conner what chemicals do you use not to damage plants like the Lion you cleaned in another video
The main chemical for the organic stuff is sodium hypochlorite which is essentially bleach!
It's diluted down quite low however it can still harm plants if you're not careful. Just need to make sure you water down all the grass and plants before, during and after cleaning!
@pristinepressurecleaning champion thank you so much
😂😂yacalaaaaaa why😂😂😂
Can you do it? As a general answer, I've seen you do some pretty difficult work, so I'd tend to say, "Yes." Also, I am looking at the large gaps on the bricks and wondering if this is one of the types of paving where crushed granite is used as a filler and water drainer, rather than sand and drains. Would have a crushed granite foundation. As you started cleaning the front walkway, it seemed to be large amounts of Black Spot remaining behind the washing. From what I understand, my observation is the paving was unfortunately not able to be maintained for a long stretch and has pretty severe damage. So the scenario is set. The driveway was a nice boost to the appearance of the home. After cleaning and treatments, the upper area of the driveway and walkway have a sizable reduction in Black Spot. I am wondering also about the definition of the two types of possible treatment, and if (Hypo) is a possibility as a follow-up, the one put on and left, that slowly works on problems for about six months.
You might be onto something 👀🧐!
The pavers were in pretty bad condition where the black spots were left over so I think it just wasn’t possible to get it 100% unfortunately!
I did leave a Hypo treatment on when leaving so it would look a bit better after a day or two of sun!
I like this in depth reply 🙏
hey man did u wanna come bouldering tomorrow?
Yoo I’m down 👀
Can i ask what solution % You use to pre and post treat? Also what do you do with the run off water in the water table?
The best way to manage it I’ve found is to put some booms in the street gutter line and let the water build up then pump it back into the garden with a sludge pump or wet vac.
If not much water is going down into the gutter line and it’s only a small amount I’ll usually just use the shovel to scoop up the built up water into a bucket then tip it back into the garden which save time over setting up a pump etc.
You did your best with the black spots, and that is the main thing. Hope your customer understands that. 💚👏🇦🇺
They were very happy with it once it all dried up!
Do you sand and seal your paver jobs?
If the customer wants it done and pays for it 👍
@@pristinepressurecleaning right on. I get about half of my concrete and paver jobs sealed. I wish everyone would do it, it’s good money
It definitely is! I'm not the best salesperson though @@robertlam-qd1xb 😂
Hey legend im considering starting up a pressure washing business soon (i live in taree nsw so dont worry no competition here haha) and i was wondering a few things. How many litres per minute is your pump? And how many litres per minute is that treatment setup you have? Cheers legend!
Hey brother. Best of luck if you decide to go ahead with it!
My washer is 21lpm 4000psi. It's a Jetwave machine I bought from Softwash Australia a while back!
The chem applicator is just an X-Jet which you can get from a few stores possibly even BAR Group 😄
@@pristinepressurecleaning do you do roofs man? If so what do you use?
Hey legend. I don't do roofs 👍 @@jackjfjfjf
@@pristinepressurecleaning thanks for all the info man your a legend. One last thing, what chemicals do you use for your treatment?
The house still looks a little dirty I mean I understand the pavers but you shouldn’t do the sidewalk in front of the house too. That’s just my personal opinion you don’t have to treat it with chemicals just house pressure washed it off.
Oh give over!
I’m worrying about you AFTER your work , those dusty with water put all your arms and legs😢.
Ahaha I have to pressure clean myself after every job 😂😂.
It’s all the dirt from using the wand! I forgot to wipe my face before filming the outro 😂