So far I have pressured washed my 24' cabin cruiser, including a hardtop which is hard to reach by hand; a 2
car concrete driveway with 15 years of grime albeit no oil stains; on my garage floor it got most of oil stains, except didn't seem to touch a vegetable oil stain; my cement walkway; boat trailer; boards which I parked
my trailer on which were caked with packed dirt; and old paint- albeit real old paint- from wooden steps.
I tried my Universal Underbody & Gutter wand on my gutters, but found that taking the pine needles out by hand
was more efficient. Forgot to use it on the underside of my boat & trailer, but did alright with the power washer.
I've developed a small hole in the inlet screen, which might have been caused by my mistakenly
thinking the inlet for the hose had a shipping plug in it, so I tried to remove something that wasn't there! The gouged surface might be rubbing on the screen. T
he unit was bought in August of 2010 and still works fine.
PWD RESPONDS: For tough oil stains, pre-soaking the stain with a grease cutting cleaner will lift the oil to the surface where the pressure washer can flush it away.
So far I have pressured washed my 24' cabin cruiser, including a hardtop which is hard to reach by hand; a 2
car concrete driveway with 15 years of grime albeit no oil stains; on my garage floor it got most of oil stains, except didn't seem to touch a vegetable oil stain; my cement walkway; boat trailer; boards which I parked
my trailer on which were caked with packed dirt; and old paint- albeit real old paint- from wooden steps.
I tried my Universal Underbody & Gutter wand on my gutters, but found that taking the pine needles out by hand
was more effic...
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