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bunkeroo26

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After hearing everyone's different method of cleaning mf, 


I wonder why I have not heard a specific suggestion. 


 


Why does no one spray their mf out with a power washer? 


 


This works great for me.  Yes,  I wonder if it would degrade the fibers. 


I don't think this damages them, and it is a great cleaning method. 


 


 
 
 [I'll pretend I still have a functional pressure washer ;) ]


 


WilliamWallacesWashAndWax- Do you suspend them from a mat-holder clip or somesuch?  I'd worry about blasting them across the shop.  And while I generally consider MFs to be pretty tough, I do wonder if that kind of treatment might be detrimental somehow.


 


Eh, being all about making my life as simple and easy as possible, I think this would be a lot more work than merely prespotting with APC and tossing them in a pile before finally tossing them in the washer.  But then maybe my infrequent-detailing amateur situation is very different from how things go in a Pro shop (or even more serious hobbyist settings where somebody is doing a lot more of this stuff than I am).
 
Jean, this came about from me just standing on a mf


And spraying it on the roof of an Rv.  It worked great. 


 


I have some coca Cola crates to put them in to spray, 


But not sure how it works,  yet. 


 


Accumulator, using this method really cleansed the embedded 


dirt that was in the MF.   I also thought of this minimizing 


the chemicals that go into my washer.  


 


I thought that this would be something that my helper could 


do at the end of the day,  to ease my work load.  I also found that i


wasted lots of Apc with my old wash method.   Don't know which 


is cheaper Apc or gas.   Regardless,  if towels are cleaner,  that 


trumps cost of method,  because cost of quality is premium. 
 
www-willywallywashwax- [hey, I find the new user-name easier to key in, especially if I skip the caps!]  If I ever get another pressure washer I'll have to give it a try...yeah, putting it on soda/mild crates is a great idea!  Heh heh, I feel sheepish that I didn't think of it right away.



Now what would *really* make a diff for me would be having one of those "helpers" :lol:
 
Helpers inflate your earnings per hour.

If I do an Rv with 3 people, and it takes 2 hours, that is 6 man hours. We can assume that it would be a little over 6 by ones self because it is harder solo. If I get 200 for an Rv, and I pay my guys 12 an hour, that only costs me 48 for their work, and I get the 152 left over. For 2 hours of work that computes to 76 an hour.


If I did the same rv myself (6 hours), then I earn 33.33 an hour.


Where you really gain is I can do 3 times as many rigs in the same 6 hours. This would be 3 times 152 for a 6 hour profit of 456 rather than 200 for solo work.


These numbers are pure estimates, but they show how having Helpers "helps".


I just need to utilize them more, because I am use to doing everything myself.
 
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