Basic Pressure Washing tips for beginners
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In this video, I cover the basics of pressure washing around the home using the CRAFTSMAN Gas pressure washer. The above link will take you to the Lowe's website. There are many other things you can clean with these, like cars and pool areas. You can get attachments specifically for those purposes. It's a very versatile tool!
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A little advice from personal experience: If you are using your pressure washer near a swimming pool, be careful to not let the pressure washer vibrate itself into the pool.
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Guilty!!!
Hahahaha....noted
Pool : I have over 10k gallons of water. I’m not afraid of your puny 1.5 gpm rating.
Pressure Washer : Ohh Yeah!!! Hold my wand. Proceeds to jump in and start kicking ass until it realizes the poor little pressure washer can’t swim. ☹️
lol
Pressure washed the house. Came to the realization i need to paint lol.
It took me a moment to get this lmao!!
Man I swear ... every time I check video about pressure washing I all always seem to come to your comment to have a laugh inside. I didn’t have to paint after pressure washing today but I was reminded not to try to clean my hands off when I have a 15 degree tip on. Lol
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That's the TIP of the day!!🤣🤣🤣
Great video. Didn't try to oversell the washer's capabilities like a lot of videos and was clear and to the point. Very well done.
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I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS VIDEO!!! You are precise. I understood everything and it didn't take 30 minutes for you to do it. You were clear and straight to the point. You have a fan in me! I'll be following for any other clips.
My husband works out of town a lot and I need to power wash. I’ve watched so many videos to show me how and this is the best one yet. Thank you for this amazingly helpful video now I know what to do
There are two things the video didn't mention.
Over time the snap on connections will become difficult to use, especially when trying to disconnect them. It's a good idea to use a rubber safe lubricant, like silicone grease, to lightly lubricate the ball bearings in the connections. You also definitely want to lubricate the O-rings - the owners manual for my machine also mentions that.
For cleaning concrete floors, driveways, or wood decks there is a specific attachment that can be purchased for that. It works wonders and makes the job a lot quicker and more efficient. There are YT videos demonstrating such an attachment.
He didn’t directly say it but a couple minutes in when he’s putting the attachments on it literally says “lightly grease threads and o-rings” in the bottom right lmao
@@grind-hardtrashbaggang7083 Re-played the video. You are correct, I was mostly focusing on the activity and his words. Thank you for the correction.
I found that attachment didn’t do as good a job as using the wand.
Always point wand at ground at test spray after attaching tip. Sometimes they may not be attached properly and fly off hitting a car or a window *shifty eyes*
Good tip! That sounds like something my dumbass would do lmao
Thank you! I needed to know that basic fact!
I learned about pressure washing recently and I’ve been really interested about investing in it. This video helped me a lot, so thank you 👍🏻
Wish I had these tips back when I was using a pressure washer for my work establishment back in the days.
Great videos, very glad I found this channel!
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Thank you so much for this. We bought our pressure washer 2 years ago and I was too scared to figure out how to use it. Thank you for the clear and informative instruction.
This is the best video on the topic I've seen yet. Thank you!
Excellent job on the video I really enjoyed it I’ve been pressure washing my entire life and you did an excellent job explaining it
Excellent video. Thanks for the refresher course. I bought a power washer last summer to clean the patio and now I need to work on the deck/house this year.
Thank you so much! I'm so glad i found you. I have a 3300 Honda model and wasn't sure how to use the clear hose or change out the nozzles. I was thankful you have very detailed, clear, fast instructions. New subscriber for sure!!
Great video, thanks! Here’s a tip I learned long ago and it really has helped me with all my gas powered toys that sit over the winter months...trimmers, chainsaws, blowers...even the 65 Mustang: Non-ethanol gas. Not all stations carry it but you can usually find a place or 2 in every town that does. It doesn’t seem to go bad like all the ethanol-mixed gas does.
I love this video. I have been having a hard time with just trying to figure out how to connect the thing with all the hoses and pieces and parts. This video really helped above a beyond what I needed. I will keep this video as future reference after I get the pressure washer connected.
I decided to expand my lawn care side job and start pressure washing as well. I bought a Delta 3600psi/3.5gpm pressure washer with a Honda GX340. It's tough to pull start but sure gets the job done!
I just bought the same model... pressure washing the house prior to paining it. Looking forward to using it on my driveway and also prepping to epoxy my dirty, partially painted garage floor.
Thanks for the great video! Good information!!
Best comprehensive video I've found on the internet. Thanks!
I always thought I wanted, but I never knew I needed a pressure washer until I saw this video. Great video showing all the applications of the pressure washer.
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Great video, clear, precise and no elaborate claims or negativity. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for making it look so easy and fun! I'm getting the itch to start mine up today. Thanks for the knowledge.
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awesome machine I also bought one and I am in NEW ZEALAND shipped it over with some other stuff best washer I have ever owned love your video keep it up
Adam, I want to thank you for this “very informative” video.
I bought this same one three years ago at Sears.
I didn’t know all the features, pros and cons until watching your video.
All the other videos I’ve seen are NOT as informative.
Again, thank you sir!!!!🤙🏼💪🏼You are the man!!!!
thanks for posting. I was wondering how to use the soap application with my pressure washer and this explained what I needed to know.
Oh man! Such an informative video! I haven't used one in probably a decade or more and looking into buying one. I don't think I could have asked for a better video to start with!
Great Job Adam. I live in Baton Rouge, LA where the climate is mostly hot and humid. Big help my friend.
What a great video! Thanks for the info. About to set my first pressure washer up.
He gives very helpful instructions for using a pressure washer. Good video! Going to buy this machine soon.
One thing that seems to always go un-said in pressure washer user manuals and instruction videos is proper care of the hose. These are not soft rubber hoses like used with air compressors, rather they are fairly stiff, hard-walled PVC or similar material. They will kink easily, and are more likely to kink when bent if they also have a twist to them. For that reason, it is important to take care when unrolling them, and rolling them up for storage, to have them roll neatly in the orientation that the hose wants to be in. Personally, I use a hand cranked garden hose reel ,and reel up the hose while it is stretched out on the driveway, so it can untwist itself as it is drawn in towards the reel. I just store the hose on that reel, and un-reel it from there when needed.
I knew I didn't go wrong
Just bought a garden hose reel from a yard sale had it priced at $50 , he gave it to me for $25 and the garden hose came with it❤❤❤
I will succeed in my new business with all of u guys help
Thank u YT
Adam! Just got my first pressure washer recently and am planning to wash my Mom's home tomorrow so this was timely and well done. Hope to see you again soon!
Nice
Best power washing video on TH-cam. Thank you
Adam, great information, I definitely like the section about different types of detergents.
Hello I just purchased a 2800 pulsar and being a women first time using pressure washer, your video helped so much .I appreciate it new subscriber
I just bought the Craftsman 3400 psi washer and I knew right off not to do some of the things another video did, like not hook up the water first. Great video sir.
Thanks for the tips on how to use this machine. I got it from friend and didn't know how to use it until today.
Awesome video! Lot's of truth about leaving a pressure washer in the garage over winter months and having the pump crack...happened to me. I gave you a thumbs up for a great video AND especially because you wore safety glasses! Thanks!
Tysm for this video. I need to get my mobile home done this week and your video made me be less worried. ty
Super informational, great teaching tool for beginners. loved the cameo at 6:31 . keep making great videos :-)
Thank you so much, I bought this exact same one two weeks ago and haven't used it yet due to all the rain we've been having here in FL but now I'm ready to go. Thanks again.
I recently got a semi cheap electric washer, does what I need to do. The minute it was nice out, I was out looking for things to pressure wash. I enjoy it.
One of the best commentaries on the use of a pressure washer. Thanks!
You did a great job! Happy Thanksgiving!
I love your kid in the window! Too cute
excellent video Guy love it feel like I've been using a pressure washer for years after watching your video
Excellent! Very informative and concise..
I've always wanted a pressure washer and my hubby got me one for Christmas this year. I've been waiting for the weather to get warmer to use it. Still going to be a while but I just wanted to say thank you for your video. Its going to help me a lot.
Great video for beginners! Thanks for posting!
Loved this video! I am the kind of person that will research something into the ground before buying it. I never realized that a power washer had so many uses, as I was only going to use it to clean the sundeck and get moss off of the driveway. Unfortunately, I can't afford a $1,000 Honda engine, but I found that Briggs & Stratton engines have crapped out as of lately. That was sad news, as I have a beautiful B & S engine in my lawnmower.
Thanks buddy! Learned a lot watching this
This channel is so great, you deserve more subscribers you've just gained another sub
Awesome video. Thanks for all the tips
Phenomenal video man, keep it up!
Great video! Thank you for the info!
helpful and easy to understand. best video I found on the topic.
Thanks, really learned some things.
I came for a pressure washing tutorial, but now I'm just admiring your home and neighborhood lol.
Thanks for the tips! Where you live is beautiful and looks like an Autumn story book!
Great video!!!! I found the information on power washing very helpful. Good job!
Very helpful, thanks for posting!
I recently recycled a 330 gallon DEF IBC tote from my farm to run my pressure washer where I don’t have a water hook up. I filled the tote to the top which is a lot of water. I thought it wouldn’t be enough, but I washed three tractors, a round hay baler which gets very dirty, a 30’ hay rake and tedder and a CanAm X3 and all of that was barely a quarter of the tank. Pressure washers use barely any water making them the ideal low cost cleaning tool.
Thank you very much for the video I'm going to be getting started doing this and I don't want to make any mistakes thanks again
Thank you for this video, it answered ever question I had. 👍🏾
Got my pressure washer this week. Gona use it tomorrow. Fyi. Bad ass home. Picture perfect area.
This is the best video for this! thanks!
OMG this video help me so much, thank you
Best pressure washing tutorial ever
I bought the same one CASH ... knocked on some doors ... got some homes that wanted a washing .... after the weekend was over , I made my money back plus took the lady and myself out to dinner
How much do you charge for driveways?
What that guy said
@@crimzyn4110 reply to me when you figure it out I’m wondering the same thing
Big-brain move buying it CASH and not taking advantage of the numerous cash-back, warranty, extended return policies, and other protections afforded by credit cards.
Thank you for all the tips this was clutch !!!
Friendly Tip! Great video, professional advice. On another note, after pressure washing trim back bushes, tree, flowers, and shrubs before painting! Cheers!
Best video on pressure washers ever!
Thank you so much for this video.
Thank you so much! Super helpful!
exceptionally done best I've seen in all the uses , good job !
Very nice video and presentation keep up the good work
Great video! I looked at that washer today but didn't buy. I will tomorrow! Anxious to get a new toy!!
THX FOR YOUR VIDEO...
YOU GET RIGHT TO THE POINT OF THINGS..
Yes I even purchased an adjustable pressure wand tip to see if that would help
Really great explanation of how to pressure wash - a few questions:
1) I've seen other places that you should NEVER pressure wash from a ladder. You mention that you may need to use a ladder to reach a 2nd story... what's the "right" way to do it?
2) If your house has lap siding made from composite wood or similar, is there danger from using a washer like this that you'll spray water up behind the siding / into cracks and crevices and trap moisture inside the walls?
My house is only 3 years old, but looks a bit dingy with dirt buildup. I want to clean it, but I don't want to damage anything or risk falling off a ladder. Any advice would be great. Thanks again!
I've read the "right" way was to use special nozzles for 2nd stories.
Rent a boom lift .. a day here runs between 200-300 bucks. Definitely cheaper than a trip to the emergency room.
Thank you for your tips
Great video. Thanks for making it. Help me make my choice.
Thinking of starting my side business pressure washing house and decks and stuff . This is helping
Me too. Sounds pretty simple and inexpensive business. Now I gotta see if I can afford a pressure washer lol
@@fabianlopez9420 Lowe’s bro!! 200$ pressure washer right there !
@@souldxoutx5971 damn that's a better deal than I saw at Home depot. Let me know how well it's going. Keep me updated
Thank you! I had a diff brand but this video helped me .
Thank you, very informative.
Very simple and good video thanks 👍
Talk about Google eavesdropping. I just found this exact same model in the garbage a few blocks over I brought it back in discovered the exhaust valve needed adjustment after adjusting the valves cleaning the carburetor replacing the fuel the same crank right up and I just ran an entire tank of gas through it. I was talking about it but then I turn on TH-cam and your channel in this video was at the top of the list
Thank you so so much I just bought one. I just use it. Yesterday was a little hard to use on my house because it’s two stories and I started from the bottom so I’m gonna get a ladder which scares me just a little bit because of the force of the pressure washer but I’ll be careful.❤
I LOVE THIS VEDIO,..NOW I KNOW I CAN PRESSURE WASH MY HOUSE AND DRIVE WAY.... THANK YOU!!
Thank you👍🏻 Great info.
Thanks for this great video!
Great video. I have the exact model.
Awesome video👍 great tips thank you
The sunset is going sicko-mode at 8:27
Very beautiful! 💖💛💖💖
excellent information. Thank you
Extremley helpful video for first time users w/o any instructions. Thank you very much.
This was great! Thanks so much
This is a really good video.
great video thanks for the info
Thanks. Very informative.
Great video. Thank you.