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3 Comments, Written on June 4th, 2011 , Windows Tags: , , , , , , , , , , ,

Do they make a "mini power washer"? To get to seams and water gutters on my car.

1 Comment, Written on April 28th, 2011 , Vehicles Tags: , ,

I’ve tried bleach based cleaners but do not want to allow them to soak for extended periods as they will weaken the material. I assume these spot are mildew. They appear while the boat is stored between outings. Is the anything that you can allow to soak and hopefully penetrate the fabric? The fabric is marine grade vinyl and I’ve even used a 3000 psi pressure washer with the current products. Any suggestions that won’t ruin my seats would be deeply appreciated. thanks

Hi I have a 2007 crf250r. I have never got mud out of the radiators and I would like to know how. Its not like there is pounds of it but there is some mud in them. Can I just use an air compressor and spray it out or use a pressure washer? Thanks I will pick a best answer

1 Comment, Written on December 20th, 2010 , Vehicles Tags: , , , ,

The build up is pretty bad. What do I use easy-off? Pressure washer? I want it to look like new.

7 Comments, Written on December 6th, 2010 , Outdoor Furniture Tags:

I have a small dealership sticker on the trunk of my car I would like to remove because it looks really tacky and ugly. I am thinking that just taking it to the carwash and using a pressure washer should be a safe idea but just would like to hear some ideas.

4 Comments, Written on December 2nd, 2010 , Vehicles Tags: , ,

Even a pressure washer can’t remove this stuff. It looks like grayish dust or maybe road tar that’s stuck on the wheelwells. There are also some asphalt specks that hardened on the paint on some areas. Is there a solution or chemical that can remove this without damaging the paint or undercoat? Thanks in advance!
I also tried scrubbing it with an abaca scrubber (I’m afraid the paint will get damaged if I use a more abrasive one) then blast the dirt with a pressure washer, but when it dries off the gray stuff is still there
yes it’s not the rustproofing because dealer said they didn’t apply any rustproofing to the underchassis.

Someone told me I had to be careful if I washed it with a pressure washer because of the electrical.What’s the right way to do it?


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5 Comments, Written on November 14th, 2010 , Vehicles Tags:

My dad has really never cleaned the bottom of our walk behind mower
and today I decided to tackle the job.
I already removed the wire from the spark plug and removed the blade since I am going to replace it.
I have scraped most of the grass off and gotten it pretty clean with a cloth but how do I get to look really nice?
Is it safe to spray the bottom with a pressure washer or something like that or use a type of soap?


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A pressure washer is perfect for cleaning just about any outdoor accessory you may have. Dust, dirt, mold, mildew and moss can be cleaned off almost anything. Visit outdoorcleaning.com for more information.

I’m curious to how you guys wash your vehicles engine? I just open the hood and go at it with a pressure washer, if you have a more efficient way please share it with me. Thanks.


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8 Comments, Written on November 8th, 2010 , Vehicles Tags:

I washed my car the other day and stupidly i used dish washer stuff and i guess it dried too fast on my car since i washed it out in the sun. Now there is a film in places all over my car on paint and windows and a big one over the drivers side of the windshield. I took it to a car wash and scrubbed really hard with the brush and used the pressure washer but it didnt do anything! It looks really bad! Can anyone help me?


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1 Comment, Written on October 31st, 2010 , Vehicles Tags: , , , , ,

I’ve got stains on our slide door window from our dogs that go out and get mud and other stuff on their paws and jump at and scratch the glass. I’m running out of options trying to clean it. I’ve used a pressure washer, magic eraser sponge etc. Any assistance is greatly appreciated.


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2 Comments, Written on October 30th, 2010 , Windows Tags: , , , , ,

of discoloration and a real dark waterline. I bought a gallon of the NuHull because I thought that would get it cleaned up, it helped but didn’t do it a whole lot of justice. I used a gasoline powered pressure washer before and after using the NuHull. Any suggestions on what I can use to get the hull looking new again?


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5 Comments, Written on October 7th, 2010 , Boat Cleaning Tags: , , ,

Lowe’s Home 101 experts, Joel and Courtney, share tips on outdoor equipment maintenance. Learn simple ways to keep power equipment lasting longer such as removing dirty oil, adding fuel stabilizers and replacing air filters and spark plugs. Also, make sure to restring a weed trimmer as it can be used up fast. Find out additional maintenance tips for pressure washers, leaf blowers, weed trimmers and other gas powered equipment. For more helpful Home 101 videos, visit www.Lowes.com

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Nice weather means backyard barbecues. But grease and grime can accumulate pretty quickly in between cookouts. Cleaning your barbecue grill is a breeze with a pressure washer.

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Leave A Comment, Written on September 14th, 2010 , Outdoor Furniture Tags: , , , , , ,

Boats look great in the water, but take them out and you’ll often find build-ups of algae and other invasive aquatic species. A pressure washer can help keep your boat looking its best — in and out of the water. Visit outdoorcleaning.com for more information.

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Leave A Comment, Written on September 14th, 2010 , Boat Cleaning Tags: , , , , , ,

Outdoor furniture is made of a lot of different things: Wood, iron, aluminum, even plastic. Visit outdoorcleaning.com for more information.

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We recently acquired an older (10+ years) swingset/fort thing. It’s pretty rough, but still works. My biggest issue is that there seems to be a layer on the wood, but I’m not sure what it is. I don’t know if the wood is pressure treated. When the wood gets wet, this layer seems to come off and make my daughter’s clothing all dirty. What should I use (chemicals/pressure washer/scrubbing) to clean that awful layer off? Any advice would help. Thank you!


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3 Comments, Written on September 9th, 2010 , Outdoor Furniture Tags: , ,

There isn’t an easier, faster way to clean garbage cans than pressure washing. Visit outdoorcleaning.com for more information.

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