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Features:- ZEP house and siding pressure wash cleaner is a concentrated formula: dilution required
- For use on vinyl, wood, aluminum, fiber cement (Hardie plank), hard coat stucco and brick
- Not for use on deteriorated surfaces like old wood and paint unless refinishing surface is intended
- Removes dirt, algae, mold, mildew and grease
- Use formula with pressure washing equipment for best results
- Pressure washers without downstream injectors capabilities may require manual application
- Do not mix bleach or any other chemicals
- House and siding pressure wash cleaner makes up to 20 Gal./5000 sq. ft. of cleaner
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I mix it in a gallon chemical sprayer [walmart.com], apply it to my home, wait 10 minutes, and wash it off with a pressure washer; it works well. It might sound strange, but I also enjoy the faint smell of chlorine in the air as it reminds me of the public pool I used to frequent as a kid, bringing back nostalgic memories. Maybe TMI
I'd buy this if I were sure I could repurpose the cleaner for other things like washing cars, lawnmowers, decks, etc., without causing any damage. Too bad it isn't a 4-pack of Simple Green Pro HD like the one that was on sale a few years ago at the same price; just ran out a few weeks ago...
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I mix it in a gallon chemical sprayer [walmart.com], apply it to my home, wait 10 minutes, and wash it off with a pressure washer; it works well. It might sound strange, but I also enjoy the faint smell of chlorine in the air as it reminds me of the public pool I used to frequent as a kid, bringing back nostalgic memories. Maybe TMI
I'd buy this if I were sure I could repurpose the cleaner for other things like washing cars, lawnmowers, decks, etc., without causing any damage. Too bad it isn't a 4-pack of Simple Green Pro HD like the one that was on sale a few years ago at the same price; just ran out a few weeks ago...
I mix it in a gallon chemical sprayer [walmart.com], apply it to my home, wait 10 minutes, and wash it off with a pressure washer; it works well. It might sound strange, but I also enjoy the faint smell of chlorine in the air as it reminds me of the public pool I used to frequent as a kid, bringing back nostalgic memories. Maybe TMI
I'd buy this if I were sure I could repurpose the cleaner for other things like washing cars, lawnmowers, decks, etc., without causing any damage. Too bad it isn't a 4-pack of Simple Green Pro HD like the one that was on sale a few years ago at the same price; just ran out a few weeks ago...
I mix it in a gallon chemical sprayer, apply it to my home, wait 10 minutes, and wash it off with a pressure washer; it works well. It might sound strange, but I also enjoy the faint smell of chlorine in the air as it reminds me of the public pool I used to frequent as a kid, bringing back nostalgic memories. Maybe TMI
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I'd buy this if I were sure I could repurpose the cleaner for other things like washing cars, lawnmowers, decks, etc., without causing any damage. Too bad it isn't a 4-pack of Simple Green Pro HD like the one that was on sale a few years ago at the same price; just ran out a few weeks ago...
Gotta be careful using a pressure washer with vinyl siding - it's easy to get water in places you don't really want it.
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Gotta be careful using a pressure washer with vinyl siding - it's easy to get water in places you don't really want it.
The homemade mixture I shared is pretty effective and super affordable, and you really don't need a pressure washer to rinse it off because of its strength; a garden hose works fine, like you mentioned. I just prefer cleaning everything at once; deck, windows, garage doors, etc. ergo using the pressure washer is ideal and convenient for me.
I mix it in a gallon chemical sprayer [walmart.com], apply it to my home, wait 10 minutes, and wash it off with a pressure washer; it works well. It might sound strange, but I also enjoy the faint smell of chlorine in the air as it reminds me of the public pool I used to frequent as a kid, bringing back nostalgic memories. Maybe TMI
I'd buy this if I were sure I could repurpose the cleaner for other things like washing cars, lawnmowers, decks, etc., without causing any damage. Too bad it isn't a 4-pack of Simple Green Pro HD like the one that was on sale a few years ago at the same price; just ran out a few weeks ago...
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The homemade mixture I shared is pretty effective and super affordable, and you really don't need a pressure washer to rinse it off because of its strength; a garden hose works fine, like you mentioned. I just prefer cleaning everything at once; deck, windows, garage doors, etc. ergo using the pressure washer is ideal and convenient for me.
BTW - how'd you manage to do multi-quoting still? I haven't been able to do that since slickdeals revamped the forum design..
lol no it does not... urine does mix with chlorine to produce a different caustic smell so you are at least partially right.
But the smell that most of us associate with that clean pool smell is just chlorine.
I really hate the internet. People take a half fact and embellish the rest.
its not clean if the smell of the place doesnt sting my nose and cause a mild headache!
lol no it does not... urine does mix with chlorine to produce a different caustic smell so you are at least partially right.
But the smell that most of us associate with that clean pool smell is just chlorine.
I really hate the internet. People take a half fact and embellish the rest.
If you're good at managing your free & total chlorine, your pool will barely smell at all.
https://poolcareguy.com/free-chlo...-chlorine/
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