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What bleach did you use? Clorox low splash is not as good. Regular clorox is 7.5% SH. Cutting that in half should work great to kill the living stuff but a pressure washer will be needed to get most of the remaining stuff off the brick

@ I used regular bleach, thought pressure wash would be necessary but don’t have one so was hoping… thank you so much for your advice 😎

I normally half to refill it once. About 50 gallons gets most regular houses done. A 60 gallon tank would work better but it costs more to get and have shipped unless you find it in a store

@@CEOof1 I been downstreamin with a 5.5 and changing my injector orfice as needed to suit the weather and house.Love it!!

I often had to mix a second batch. They make a 60 gallon tank but it is twice as much. Just depends if money is an option. Mixing a batch takes 5 to 10 minutes

I will have to check out your channel bud

You are the best man. Thank you for watching sir

Gleocapsmaga eats the limestone in the shingles, brick mortor and driveways. Might want to Google that for the correct spelling

Thanks sir

Trying to make it happen brother. Good to see you

Go for it. Anyone can do it and you can make more money than working for someone else

Thank you so much

Sodium hypochlorite

I don't work anywhere else. We are busy from February until middle of November. We still get some jobs in December but mostly we just take that month off now

The first year was so slow during then but I worked somewhere else then.

It's refillable. Most take about two tanks. Some take 4 tanks. A 60 gallon tank is available but it is 300 for that tank so I just refill this. Or did before we build the trailer

I used the turbo jet. www.homedepot.com/p/Turbo-Jet-High-Spray-Hose-Nozzle-Attachments-1000243/307629414?source=shoppingads&locale=en-US&pla&mtc=SHOPPING-BF-CDP-GGL-D28I-028_010_WATERING-NA-NA-NA-PMAX-NA-NA-NA-NA-NBR-NA-NA-NA-PMAX&cm_mmc=SHOPPING-BF-CDP-GGL-D28I-028_010_WATERING-NA-NA-NA-PMAX-NA-NA-NA-NA-NBR-NA-NA-NA-PMAX-71700000104372722--&gad_source=1&gclsrc=ds

It's a 12 volt trolling motor battery. Everstart dc27 I think. I charge it every time I use it with a trickle charger. I could wash maybe 4 houses before the battery was dying. Maybe more. I have never ran the battery below 60 percent. Just never need to.

2 and a half gallons in this 24 gallon tank will make a nice 1 percent house wash. I fill the take to about 25 gallons total. Add sh first. One tank should be enough. Fill your 2 gallon from the tank if needed or use the mix calculator at southeast softwashs website. Also watch some southeast soft wash videos of the process

Thanks, just the info I needed​@@CEOof1

I use the zero g hoses. I don't have hose reals and they are light weight and have worked well for a year. You just need to straighten them out on jobsites before use

They are easier to move around than flexzilla

That's a good question. You would think so, and maybe a tiny bit. As long as you don't have air leaks in the hose and your pump is in good shape you should be fine. 60 or 70 psi is still 60lbs or pressures pushing fluid out. I use a 12 volt 5.5 gallon per minute pump and it seems to work well. You can also use a pressure washer with a low pressure jrod to downstream with more power but less chem strength since downstreaming doesn't allow the mix to be as strong as batch mixing. I use a 200 hose off my wash tank. As long as it's air tight I have no issue. If the hose leaks a bit sometimes, I have a longer day to make the money 💰

I also use a turbo jet hose nozzle from home depot to increase the water pressure coming out by 40%. This will let me shoot higher and farther with a shooter tip on. Then I can change the tip to a wide spray for less pressure and a wall of SH coming out of the tip

That's awesome. You are taking control of your life and making some real money. Congratulations

I am normally at about .25 to .30 per square foot . That's a fair price. Don't go much higher that 1 percent sh for a house wash. Rinse well and you should do great

@@CEOof1 thank you so much! I’ll be doing a 10,000 sqf commercial plaza for my first job and the secretary at the business that owns the plaza wants her house done too. That’s about 2,800 sqf feet. Hopefully I can add on my carpet/tile&grout cleaning service on top of that!

Great question. We now leave the tank in the truck. 200 feet of wash hose off the tank and a separate 100 of rinse hose off the customers house. I use a turbo jet (as seen on tv) from home depot. It increases the pressure by 40% ish. I have one for each wash and rinse. I have a 24 for extendable window wash pole thatvi can duct tape one of the wash or rinse and turn it on and hold it high in the air to spray the hard to reach stuff. 15 up then it sprays 20 maybe 25 feet up from there. You can reach out. Just remember the higher up the less pressure because it's pushing all that water or sh upward so much

Thanks!

Yeah, maybe I add a bit if its a taller hour or going to have to move a bunch of their stuff. I have a minimum of 250 on a house wash unless it's a trailer. I do .20 per square foot. It's very low compared to the national average and customers can google that and see that they are getting a good price. 2,000 sf house for 400.00. I can wash and rinse that by myself in 3 hours max

@@CEOof1 thanks

No pressure on stucco. SOFTWASH ONLY. Apply a 2 to 3 percent sodium hypochlorite and let sit for 5 to 10 minutes or until the black or green is gone. Re apply if needed. Rinse well with fresh water after

@@CEOof1 thank you so much! Should I put in a surfactant to help hold it against the building Or just SH and water?

Bleach or sodium hypochlorite (same) should work without pressure. No dawn...... go to Walmart and get pool essentials 10 percent from the pool area. Cut in in a bit less than half with water. Than will be 4 to 5 percent for getvit of with rinse from a regular hose. If that doesn't work the build may just need to be painted. Once gleo capsamaga had been on long enough the paint is damaged from the bacteria eating the top layers and thus discoloring it

Also just get a 55 gallon heavy duty trash can and you can but the pump and battery separately and make a 50 gallon tank system for a less money.

@@CEOof1 thank you for such detailed advice. I truly appreciate it. I’ll try this and see what happens

Okay you have no idea what you are doing

@@CEOof1 Well, I washed my entire driveway and front walkway today using a bucket of bleach mix and dipping in a rectangular nylon scrub brush attached to a broom stick so I know a brush application is effective. If I was intending to spray only with no agitation, I can see how using a wet mop dipped into a bucket of solution to apply would be a lot faster. I always believe in working smarter, not harder. I have used a sprayer before , so I know how inefficient they are for large areas.

Yeah a turbo nozzle. Just never use it on wood and not too close to the brick