I have a question. Maybe I’m not understanding what you said. I believe you said that your downstreaming 6% SH. What ratio would that be out of the gun? I downstream 12.5 % at 12 gallons a minute when I did my draw test so I should be about 1.25 or so am I slinging more chems then I should be ?
@@ASKMRBUBBLES I was confused too. I thought you were putting 6% on the house. I didn't think about the dilution from the pressure washer. Do you have any videos of washing houses with painted/stained wood siding? I live in the mountains and most houses are wood sided. Love your channel!
Thank you so much for posting a comment. this makes a big difference for the channel. I really appreciate you! No you don't, just make sure you rinse thoroughly at the end.
Thank you so much for ALL that you do to help us new guys. On this job you got solution on the roof of the little room by the deck...and I'm sure solution got on the deck too...does it not leave clean places on those surfaces?
Thank you for making a comment and for the awesome question...not when we are downstreaming, the house mix is simply not strong enough. Coming out of that gun is a 1.2% mix. Learn how to downstream, it's the way to go for new guys.
When you have a wood deck like that that you aren't specifically washing. Do you rinse down to prevent your mix from affecting the deck at all? Is ther eso little mix getting on the deck that you even worry about it?
That’s an awesome question, when you are down streaming, you do not have to worry about rinsing off wood, because that sauce is too weak. We only rinse with decks when we soft wash, and that is usually with a 3 1/2 to 4 1/2% solution ratio.
Great question, no, not if your chemical solution is mixed properly. That is one of the main functions of your surfactant. Make sure you watch our episode 10 where we break down all of the chemicals of the pressure washing business. Here is the link: th-cam.com/video/1_Pf2L5bpVo/w-d-xo.html
Downstreaming with a pressure washer is considered a form of softwashing. You're not going at the siding full blast. Applying chem on a fan pattern cuts the amount of force hitting the surface down dramatically.
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On this video, do y you use DI tanks when soft washing? 6:29
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I have a question. Maybe I’m not understanding what you said. I believe you said that your downstreaming 6% SH. What ratio would that be out of the gun? I downstream 12.5 % at 12 gallons a minute when I did my draw test so I should be about 1.25 or so am I slinging more chems then I should be ?
Way too much info to type here, so do me a favor, email me so I can send you back a proper response...here's my direct email: ask@mrbubbles.com
@@ASKMRBUBBLES I was confused too. I thought you were putting 6% on the house. I didn't think about the dilution from the pressure washer. Do you have any videos of washing houses with painted/stained wood siding? I live in the mountains and most houses are wood sided. Love your channel!
@@altcountryfan just email me for greater explanation
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I really appreciate the videos
Thank you for the Great comment!
Thank you Mr Bubbles! Btw- do you need to rinse down the grass before you apply the sauce?
Thank you so much for posting a comment. this makes a big difference for the channel. I really appreciate you! No you don't, just make sure you rinse thoroughly at the end.
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Thank you so much for ALL that you do to help us new guys. On this job you got solution on the roof of the little room by the deck...and I'm sure solution got on the deck too...does it not leave clean places on those surfaces?
Thank you for making a comment and for the awesome question...not when we are downstreaming, the house mix is simply not strong enough. Coming out of that gun is a 1.2% mix. Learn how to downstream, it's the way to go for new guys.
@@ASKMRBUBBLES Thanks man! I am on episode 12... you know I cant find episode 11?
When you have a wood deck like that that you aren't specifically washing. Do you rinse down to prevent your mix from affecting the deck at all? Is ther eso little mix getting on the deck that you even worry about it?
That’s an awesome question, when you are down streaming, you do not have to worry about rinsing off wood, because that sauce is too weak. We only rinse with decks when we soft wash, and that is usually with a 3 1/2 to 4 1/2% solution ratio.
@@ASKMRBUBBLES Awesome, thanks for the answer!
what to use to wash fence and deck
Depends on the type of material. Wood or vinyl?
@@ASKMRBUBBLES Cedar wood
Do we worry about the sauce drying before we rinse?
Great question, no, not if your chemical solution is mixed properly. That is one of the main functions of your surfactant. Make sure you watch our episode 10 where we break down all of the chemicals of the pressure washing business.
Here is the link:
th-cam.com/video/1_Pf2L5bpVo/w-d-xo.html
you say you’re not using pressure, are you using a 12v system? I thought downstreaming used a pressure washer🤷♂️
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Downstreaming with a pressure washer is considered a form of softwashing. You're not going at the siding full blast. Applying chem on a fan pattern cuts the amount of force hitting the surface down dramatically.