r/powerwashingporn • u/Fastpotato • 4d ago
Steam cleaning sandstone wall caps.
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u/HeavyElectricity 4d ago
I always worry about the runoff when chemical cleaning agents are used. Do they degrade fairly quickly so are safe to just be washed off on to soil etc?
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u/Fastpotato 4d ago
So this is sodium hypochlorite, chlorine bleach essentially. Runoff for this one was onto gravel so not an issue.
But, as long as you wet everything down and flush through with clean water before/after it's not a problem. Breaks down into salt and oxygen
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u/beavertownneckoil 4d ago
That's a big kettle you've got in the van!
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u/Fastpotato 4d ago
π being British I owe it to the country to make a cup of tea with it at some point.
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u/trumpstiffy 4d ago
I was going to ask if you used chemicals but I got my answer. I can tell you really enjoy your job. Cheers mate.
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u/LoudMilk1404 4d ago
Do you no longer post on YouTube?
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u/Fastpotato 4d ago
I don't, I spent far too much time editing and the camera setup was eating into my actual work time. I just make little shorts and reels now as I can whip my phone out to record and just edit on my phone.
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u/Esoterikoi 4d ago
So you use a waterfed pole that has both SH and your soap mixed in?
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u/Fastpotato 3d ago
Yeah that's it, it's just a battery operated pump sprayer adapted to fit a watered pole. I used the pole since I had a ton of windowsills to clean too.
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u/musuperjr585 4d ago
Too much talking, and not enough power washing
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u/Fastpotato 4d ago
Fair comment, I spend ages answering all the questions in the comments normally so I thought I'd save some time on this post
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u/NuclearWasteland 4d ago
Ad
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u/Fastpotato 4d ago edited 4d ago
Hardly an ad just because I have my logo at the end of the video.
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u/SmallGirlBigDreams32 4d ago
Awesome to see the set up! I liked hearing all your answers to FAQs :)