best chem for dumpsters
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Lou hoods&more
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Well it all depends on how long you want you pump sprayer to last. When it's cool to the touch (the container chems are mixed in) DO NOT touch the chems! I know someone that did this.
FoxCPM
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Go to kMart and buy the biggest cheap graniteware pot. Mix the soda beads in it, wait until it cools down and then dilute the concentrate as much as you need and put it in a good plastic container. Again, don't ever use cheap plastic buckets like the HD one to store harmful chemicals in them.
Here is an example: link
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Mike you did great work on that Drive thru
ImthePrez
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thanks for the help. Can you suggest a pump sprayer? I have one but dont want to blow it up. Is it ok to store in the pump sprayer with no pressure on it?
FoxCPM
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Call Russ, Paul or the guys at Sunbrite and ask them for the best pump up sprayer for your needs. I personally would not store caustic in an unlabeled container such as pump up sprayer.
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A-1 Pressure Washing
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good info! i am going to do a lot of research before hand and branch out into the dumpster cleaning industry, thanks guys!
shane mckinney
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downstreaming
Are you guys down streaming NA oh caustic.Worked on a shell convenience store the other night it looks pretty good but still left deep oil stains where the cars park.I didn't use caustic but a industrial degreaser and hot water.I have never used caustic and will give it try next time since they signed a contract for multiple cleanings.
Are you guys down streaming NA oh caustic.Worked on a shell convenience store the other night it looks pretty good but still left deep oil stains where the cars park.I didn't use caustic but a industrial degreaser and hot water.I have never used caustic and will give it try next time since they signed a contract for multiple cleanings.
jessica2000
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Does caustic come in a powder or liquid form? Where can i get it from im located in GA?