On 10/28/16, alistair.hewitt@gmail.com <alistair.hewitt@gmail.com> wrote:
> Whatever you do, donâ??t use a pressure washer in the garage! I hung tarps
> and covered everything with plastic sheets, and still had to deal with
> pretty much everything in the garage being wet. I was disappointed in the
> results too â?? I suppose it did remove a lot of dust and soil type dirt, but
> anything greasy would need a detergent or heat to get rid of it. I used a
> fairly powerful home-type pressure washer â?? about 3000 psi and 3gpm. I
> hoped that a lot of the looser underseal would come off, but only the stuff
> I could peel off by hand was moved.
I recently purchased this pressure washer from Lowe's for $99.
https://www.lowes.com/pd/Greenworks-1-600-PSI-1-2-GPM-Cold-Water-Electric-Pressure-Washer/50353388
It provides a spinning tip as well as two standard tips, and a quart
container to hold degrease/soap as you spray.
Using a cleaning product named "Greased Lightening", I have degreased
and cleaned several cars in the driveway. For the money, it's hard to
beat.
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Hoyt
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