PressureWashingStarkeFL
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I have read about this subject on this and many other boards to find out that people mostly say yes. well, it is my observation that "How can they know if they are blowing through so many roofs their SH does not even have time to coat the sides of their tanks?"
I say this because I actually sold a roof wash that was into the time of the year that snow was starting to fall and ice was forming on the roofs. This homeowner had to have it done, so I gave it a trie to no avail. What was I going to do, but reschedule and I did. I was left with the dilemma of what to do with the Bleach(Yes bleach) and I was not going to just throw it away, so I stored it. In the back of my work van. (Yeah...in the van)
After 4 months of cold winds and a aging process it came time to use up the mix. My first job was cleaning a nasty vinyl siding home. I used it along with some of my detergent (Yes, the old bleach from the van) and it worked like a charm. No re touching the siding up. One pass of the Radical Revolution(TM) and the thing was a gleeming. The guy who hired me was a "Paint " contractor who used to own a power washing company and worked for Sparkle Wash somewhere around here. Seems kind of funny how amazed he was with how easy I cleaned up the house if he was working for sparkle Wash before? You would think...right?
Anyhow, my experience with using old bleach, not even chlorine was that the sitting around did not really phase it. I actually used it on a roof and had the same effect. I used it straight with some Dawn and poof be gone mold!!!
Just my own story and experience...
I say this because I actually sold a roof wash that was into the time of the year that snow was starting to fall and ice was forming on the roofs. This homeowner had to have it done, so I gave it a trie to no avail. What was I going to do, but reschedule and I did. I was left with the dilemma of what to do with the Bleach(Yes bleach) and I was not going to just throw it away, so I stored it. In the back of my work van. (Yeah...in the van)
After 4 months of cold winds and a aging process it came time to use up the mix. My first job was cleaning a nasty vinyl siding home. I used it along with some of my detergent (Yes, the old bleach from the van) and it worked like a charm. No re touching the siding up. One pass of the Radical Revolution(TM) and the thing was a gleeming. The guy who hired me was a "Paint " contractor who used to own a power washing company and worked for Sparkle Wash somewhere around here. Seems kind of funny how amazed he was with how easy I cleaned up the house if he was working for sparkle Wash before? You would think...right?
Anyhow, my experience with using old bleach, not even chlorine was that the sitting around did not really phase it. I actually used it on a roof and had the same effect. I used it straight with some Dawn and poof be gone mold!!!
Just my own story and experience...