Quick house wash question for the pros

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Hey guys love the forum. First post here. I have a client that wants there house washed in the next day. I am out of 12% Is there anything else i can use. I am DSing. heres a pic of the house. this is the worst part.

NEIL
 

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Pat Norman said:
In a 5'er put about 4 gallons store bought bleach, a lot of dawn or liquid ajax (2 cups) a gallon of water and stir well.

Oh, fill out your signature please and welcome to the fray.
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Most stores carry bleach as strong as 6%. Get a few gallons of it and it should do the trick. Put it in a pump up sprayer if you dont have a 12v system, that way you can get the full potential out of the bleach.
 
Neil you can downstream bleach on vinyl, it does not take a strong solution to do the job. Just put it in a 5 gallon bucket , mix in some soap and drop the injector hose in and spray it will do the job and you wont hurt plant life.

Some will tell you otherwise but this is the best way.
 
When I do get a house, I generally use a product from a local vendor on it. It is something that I already have in my truck. I do not do enough houses to buy house wash chemical.
 
Russ Spence said:
Neil you can downstream bleach on vinyl, it does not take a strong solution to do the job. Just put it in a 5 gallon bucket , mix in some soap and drop the injector hose in and spray it will do the job and you wont hurt plant life.

Some will tell you otherwise but this is the best way.
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Ditto!!! Do what Russ just said and it will turn out just fine. I couldn't have said it better. :)
 
crfguy168 said:
Most stores carry bleach as strong as 6%. Get a few gallons of it and it should do the trick. Put it in a pump up sprayer if you dont have a 12v system, that way you can get the full potential out of the bleach.
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Hey Travis I see in your profile pic it says you are bonded, who did you find around here to bond you?
 
travis thanks for the tip with the pump up sprayer. i want to ds high...i dont want to buy a ladder saver. what tip from bob would be a good one.

thanks
 
Russ Spence said:
Hey Travis I see in your profile pic it says you are bonded, who did you find around here to bond you?
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Strawbridge and associates, they are an affilliate w/ auto owners, My agent said if I have a cust. that demands it they will do it, I really should take that off though.
 
Russ Spence said:
Neil you can downstream bleach on vinyl, it does not take a strong solution to do the job. Just put it in a 5 gallon bucket , mix in some soap and drop the injector hose in and spray it will do the job and you wont hurt plant life.

Some will tell you otherwise but this is the best way.
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What he said.
 
crfguy168 said:
Strawbridge and associates, they are an affilliate w/ auto owners, My agent said if I have a cust. that demands it they will do it, I really should take that off though.
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woops, I didnt mean to call you out on that, I just didnt know who did that here, I was wondering only I didnt know that you were not actually bonded.
 
Russ Spence said:
woops, I didnt mean to call you out on that, I just didnt know who did that here, I was wondering only I didnt know that you were not actually bonded.
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Its ok. I think I put that on there when the agent told me he could do it then he told me he would if it was a must.
 
Russ Spence said:
woops, I didnt mean to call you out on that, I just didnt know who did that here, I was wondering only I didnt know that you were not actually bonded.
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Russ, I used a company in South Dakota for two years but nobody ever asked for it so I dropped it. It cost me $50 a year for $5000.
 
Russ Spence said:
0040 or a 0030
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I don't want to hijack a thread but with a 5gpm/3500psi skid, which would you use? And, would DSing the 5er of 6% and soap be enough to knock the stuff off higher up with this method?
 
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