Did the patio head come with different nozzle inserts for the rotating arm? If so they’re not spare parts, they are more aggressive nozzles. They came with my Nikfisk 150
@@tidybrickslandscaping nice one cheers matey👍 just lifting my old concrete yellow 18” flags on my new house can’t afford Indian stone at the minute so gona use what I have and try clean them up🤞they look bit crap like but at least they might look new🤣
I have the same setup as u there for doing my drive. Works well enough for me but leave streaks so u have to take ur time with the patio cleaner. But get the bleach down first. Then patio cleaner and rise off with the Lance. But I will get a petrol setup at some point with proper patio cleaner. U need pressure and water volume lime as well
I almost bought a huscavana but then found this with 200 bar and that was that I was happy with my purchase for now at some point I’ll get a petrol version next year Definitely should of done hypo first on that drive but really just wanted to see the power first 👍🏴
@@tidybrickslandscaping the power is good just not as much flow. But I have used mine for a few hours and it hasn’t cut out. Put the bleach down with a watering can and then agitate it with a brush. When it foams that’s it starting to work.let it sit a few minutes but don’t let it dry. Putting down patios is hard work just too sore on the body so the drive renovation work or cleaning far better for you. Hope it works out for you
@@marcusd2380 yeh its definitely a easier living for sure mostly in the up right position which is one of the main points in the change. Watering can for the next one and we’ll see on one of those backpacks for the future. I hear a bit of washing liquid aka fairy in the mix to help it foam up 👍🏴
Definitely the hypo treatment next for sure and just to ask too would you get the majority off first then hypo or just blast that on first then wash 👍🏴
@@tidybrickslandscaping unless it’s caked up I would just mist it on and rinse off. I’ve a very short speeded up video on my channel if you wanna look. Be aware that it doesn’t keep very long so only buy what you need for the next 3-6 months. Otherwise it gases off and swells the plastic bottles it comes in. It also loses its strength. It’s a hell of a lot quicker and cleaner for just a bit of a freshen up. 👌
@@GeeWhizRS just watched it 👍 and yeh point taken and thanks I’ve got 20 litres in the garage had it about 3 weeks so I’ll be using it soon on something I hope even if it a freebie 👍🏴
A good scrubbing with a stiff yard brush,between showers, would have had it looking better.. Get a longer lance,bending over all day ain't good for the ole chandalier. As I discovered yesterday after spending 4 hrs jet washing an elderly neighbours patio
Stick to youre trade mate, I've watched a lot of the vids on you're channel, followed it 4 a few years now and allways admired the work u do but I've been in the exterior cleaning business 4 24 years now and u won't get a pro job with DIY equipment, I've got a few vids up on yt showing some of the work I do, it's night and day
I would love to,carry on landscaping but my body won’t allow me my mojo has left me and I absolutely agree and did mention petrol is better but there’s a lot more things needed to successfully run a business petrol wise for sure. I’ve done some good cleaning already with a mc Alister 140 bar already and still came up nice but slower obviously now stepping up to 200 bar 2900 psi should be enough for now. The petrol versions will always be better I know and maybe one day next spring I might invest but for now it’s the best electric version for me 👍🏴
@tidybrickslandscaping that's such a shame ive loved your vids, the quality of the work has driven me mrs mad cz I kept watching them on the tv. Honda 390 is a great machine to start on, I'd advise going down the heat route if it takes off 4 ya ASAP u can grab a hotbox from many places but rutland pumps is a good start, if u need any advise just shout its the least I can do 4 the hours of viewing! We're based near Cambridge me names charlie and I work 4 atandc, if I can help u avoid a few of the pitfalls of starting up I'd be happy to.
@@atandc6900 thanks for that and yeh I’ll let you know when I’m stuck on something and you can advise me. Next year I’ll most likely do my van and equip it out 👍🏴
Did the patio head come with different nozzle inserts for the rotating arm? If so they’re not spare parts, they are more aggressive nozzles. They came with my Nikfisk 150
It’s came with a rough and gentle nozzle only yes 👍🏴
Hi Scot what is that stuff you use to clean algae etc off paving? Is it chlorine? Tia
Yeh nick name is hypo chloride black tubs 20 litres £37 ish that;l go a long way too 👍🏴
@@tidybrickslandscaping nice one cheers matey👍 just lifting my old concrete yellow 18” flags on my new house can’t afford Indian stone at the minute so gona use what I have and try clean them up🤞they look bit crap like but at least they might look new🤣
@@craigstyrin3453 cheap enough to clean up and then make your mind up 👍🏴
@@tidybrickslandscaping yeah that’s the plan mate hopefully it works better than acid👍
I have the same setup as u there for doing my drive. Works well enough for me but leave streaks so u have to take ur time with the patio cleaner. But get the bleach down first. Then patio cleaner and rise off with the Lance. But I will get a petrol setup at some point with proper patio cleaner. U need pressure and water volume lime as well
I almost bought a huscavana but then found this with 200 bar and that was that I was happy with my purchase for now at some point I’ll get a petrol version next year
Definitely should of done hypo first on that drive but really just wanted to see the power first 👍🏴
@@tidybrickslandscaping the power is good just not as much flow. But I have used mine for a few hours and it hasn’t cut out. Put the bleach down with a watering can and then agitate it with a brush. When it foams that’s it starting to work.let it sit a few minutes but don’t let it dry. Putting down patios is hard work just too sore on the body so the drive renovation work or cleaning far better for you. Hope it works out for you
@@marcusd2380 yeh its definitely a easier living for sure mostly in the up right position which is one of the main points in the change.
Watering can for the next one and we’ll see on one of those backpacks for the future.
I hear a bit of washing liquid aka fairy in the mix to help it foam up 👍🏴
How can i get booked in for patio clean? Efail isaf near pontypridd? Thanks
Message me in what’s app and we’ll have a chat 👍🏴
Hello Scott, You will buy a petrol jet washer once your new venture takes off, however this is good for a none petrol washer. Like the video buddy !
Cheers buddy and yeh hope so for now time will tell 👍🏴
Wonder if Sid @Partridge Exterior Cleaning has any top tips. Good job pal but watch out for your back!
I’m sure Sid would be one to ask for starter ups 👍🏴
Not bad for a first time round 👍👍👍👍🇬🇧🏴🇬🇧🏴🇬🇧🏴👊👍👋
@@thomascoyne157 bit of hypo after that and bring it to life 👍🏴
Sodium hydrochloride sprayed on then rinse down 20 mins later. Leave the power washer in the garage for that sort of thing. 👌
Definitely the hypo treatment next for sure and just to ask too would you get the majority off first then hypo or just blast that on first then wash 👍🏴
@@tidybrickslandscaping unless it’s caked up I would just mist it on and rinse off. I’ve a very short speeded up video on my channel if you wanna look. Be aware that it doesn’t keep very long so only buy what you need for the next 3-6 months. Otherwise it gases off and swells the plastic bottles it comes in. It also loses its strength.
It’s a hell of a lot quicker and cleaner for just a bit of a freshen up. 👌
@@GeeWhizRS just watched it 👍 and yeh point taken and thanks I’ve got 20 litres in the garage had it about 3 weeks so I’ll be using it soon on something I hope even if it a freebie 👍🏴
@@tidybrickslandscaping eye protection and over-trousers are a must. It’s horrible stuff. Look forward to your video. 🫡
Pressure washer is better than chemical treatment.
I fully recommend Parker Brand as an introductory petrol jetwash brand
Just had a look and yeh looks alright
I almost did a impulse buy and get the JCB one but chickened out 👍🏴
Tidy driveway 💪🏻 🏴
Thx bud 👍🏴
A good scrubbing with a stiff yard brush,between showers, would have had it looking better.. Get a longer lance,bending over all day ain't good for the ole chandalier. As I discovered yesterday after spending 4 hrs jet washing an elderly neighbours patio
I do have a extra extension I believe I’ll check the box again 👍🏴
Stick to youre trade mate, I've watched a lot of the vids on you're channel, followed it 4 a few years now and allways admired the work u do but I've been in the exterior cleaning business 4 24 years now and u won't get a pro job with DIY equipment, I've got a few vids up on yt showing some of the work I do, it's night and day
I would love to,carry on landscaping but my body won’t allow me my mojo has left me and
I absolutely agree and did mention petrol is better but there’s a lot more things needed to successfully run a business petrol wise for sure.
I’ve done some good cleaning already with a mc Alister 140 bar already and still came up nice but slower obviously now stepping up to 200 bar 2900 psi should be enough for now. The petrol versions will always be better I know and maybe one day next spring I might invest but for now it’s the best electric version for me 👍🏴
@tidybrickslandscaping that's such a shame ive loved your vids, the quality of the work has driven me mrs mad cz I kept watching them on the tv. Honda 390 is a great machine to start on, I'd advise going down the heat route if it takes off 4 ya ASAP u can grab a hotbox from many places but rutland pumps is a good start, if u need any advise just shout its the least I can do 4 the hours of viewing! We're based near Cambridge me names charlie and I work 4 atandc, if I can help u avoid a few of the pitfalls of starting up I'd be happy to.
@@atandc6900 thanks for that and yeh I’ll let you know when I’m stuck on something and you can advise me. Next year I’ll most likely do my van and equip it out 👍🏴
Good luck Scott mate daunting and exciting at the same time mate .lots to learn but you've been there before so you da man 👍🙌
@@brickrightbuildinglandscaping give it a whirl literally 👍🏴