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From http://www.colemanpowermate.com/pressure/care/supersprayer.shtml
I was checking out some pressure washers and saw this...
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Cleaning Tips
Here are Kraeutler's five tips for pressure washing your vehicle at home:
Rinse your car or truck thoroughly. Even if you've washed your vehicle recently, there will be some dust and dirt that can be removed with a water spray.
Apply the proper cleaning solution with a pressure washer. Make sure to use a pressure washer-approved so as not to damage your vehicle, pressure washer or lawn. Use smooth, overlapping strokes, starting from the bottom and working your way up.
Use a rotating brush to help loosen stubborn dirt and grime. Why use elbow grease when you have a powerful scrubbing brush with multi-rotating bristles to do the work for you?
Don't forget the bottom. Just because it can't be easily seen doesn't mean it can't get dirty. Use the angled extension wand to clean your vehicle's underbelly and wheel wells.
This looks good, though
Wait five to 10 minutes, giving the solution time to work, then rinse with a water spray. Start at the top and work down to ensure the entire area is soap free.
Kraeutler also reminds car washers to pay close attention to both the spray angle and distance while using a pressure washer.
The smallest angle delivers the most powerful spray, so be careful not to damage your paint finish. Spraying too closely could damage an area of your car rather than clean it, so hold the wand a couple of feet from the surface and gradually move closer if additional cleaning power is needed.
"When you've finished washing your vehicle, you might want to tackle some other cleaning jobs around the house," says Kraeutler. "For example, the Stow-A-Way 2200 pressure washer is ideal for cleaning driveways and sidewalks, patios and pathways, fences, lawn equipment, boats and ATVs, and dog kennels."
If you want additional power to clean decks and strip paint, Kraeutler recommends checking out Coleman Powermate's Water Wizard at www.colemanpowermate.com. By clicking on your particular project and cleaning area size, you will be directed to the ideal pressure washer and accessories for the job.
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I was checking out some pressure washers and saw this...
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Cleaning Tips
Here are Kraeutler's five tips for pressure washing your vehicle at home:
Rinse your car or truck thoroughly. Even if you've washed your vehicle recently, there will be some dust and dirt that can be removed with a water spray.
Apply the proper cleaning solution with a pressure washer. Make sure to use a pressure washer-approved so as not to damage your vehicle, pressure washer or lawn. Use smooth, overlapping strokes, starting from the bottom and working your way up.
Use a rotating brush to help loosen stubborn dirt and grime. Why use elbow grease when you have a powerful scrubbing brush with multi-rotating bristles to do the work for you?
Don't forget the bottom. Just because it can't be easily seen doesn't mean it can't get dirty. Use the angled extension wand to clean your vehicle's underbelly and wheel wells.
This looks good, though
Wait five to 10 minutes, giving the solution time to work, then rinse with a water spray. Start at the top and work down to ensure the entire area is soap free.
Kraeutler also reminds car washers to pay close attention to both the spray angle and distance while using a pressure washer.
The smallest angle delivers the most powerful spray, so be careful not to damage your paint finish. Spraying too closely could damage an area of your car rather than clean it, so hold the wand a couple of feet from the surface and gradually move closer if additional cleaning power is needed.
"When you've finished washing your vehicle, you might want to tackle some other cleaning jobs around the house," says Kraeutler. "For example, the Stow-A-Way 2200 pressure washer is ideal for cleaning driveways and sidewalks, patios and pathways, fences, lawn equipment, boats and ATVs, and dog kennels."
If you want additional power to clean decks and strip paint, Kraeutler recommends checking out Coleman Powermate's Water Wizard at www.colemanpowermate.com. By clicking on your particular project and cleaning area size, you will be directed to the ideal pressure washer and accessories for the job.
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