DO THIS NOW! 5 Minutes of Maintenance Will SAVE You Hundreds of Dollars!

[@Chickanic]

Wow! That stuff really impressed me! Get some Pump Saver HERE! amzn.to/4fxZJ1H

[@anthonyroberts9034]

I never thought I'd hear say this: 7:09 Seriously though, had never heard of Pump Saver - Ordering NOW !!

[@34dawgsgo]

@@anthonyroberts9034 Briggs and Stabil both make it. It screws onto the pump and you squirt it. Thinks it's just anti-freeze but not expensive.

[@davids2530]

Sold out on Amazon 😢

[@Chickanic]

@@davids2530 They will have more in stock tomorrow. Amazon will only let them put so many available on their site. They have to update it daily. They musta ran out after the "Amazon updater" got off work. 😂

[@joepodunk284]

I went directly to Amazon after watching and same, currently unavailable? Think I'll try a Google search to locate it. Seeing is believing and once again I THANK YOU so much for passing on all your GREAT TIPS!!

[@billthepainter5106]

As a painting contractor I own 6 pressure washers. I just purchased enough product to protect ALL of them Very timely, thank YOU!

[@LemonySnicket-EUC]

Did it work ?

[@glenndent6626]

It wasn't a piece of outdoor power equipment but right before the winter of 1997/98 set in my wife told me to put the carpet shampooer out on the back porch. The porch was enclosed but not heated. I began to calmly tell her that we couldn't keep it on the back porch because the water that could not be drained out of the pump would freeze and bust the pump. I got about half a syllable out when she interrupted me, screaming like a banshee at the top of her lungs that she wanted it on the back porch. I promptly stored the carpet shampooer right where she wanted it, vowing to myself that I'll be damned if I'm buying another one. Later the following spring after the divorce before she moved out l noticed the puddle of water under the carpet shampooer. Yeah, I let her move it to her new house to find out for herself that it would no longer work.

[@timothybyrom5560]

Yay for you brother. My unit is defective too. Problem is. Cost too much to scrap. Thinking about WD 40. Apply it too where all the noise is coming from, and see if it doesn't quiet it down a little.

[@aaronblackford981]

⁠@@timothybyrom5560I think most of them are defective from the factory. Apparently at many factories. Different brands and all. For the love of god, I wish he could help us get some non defective ones

[@timothybyrom5560]

@aaronblackford981 At least with a power washer, you can go beast mode. End up in time out with the home unit.

[@donnamcarthur9306]

Sounds like a solid plan😂

[@roycek8461]

Yes yes yes 😊

[@natehendricksen3338]

Once again Chicanic is saving us time money and frustration. Thanks.

[@34dawgsgo]

Learned my lesson on this. Pump must have frozen in a shed. Now use Pump Saver after every use. Even in the summer. No issues since.

[@tonyday7632]

THanks. Sounds like a colaboration with Project Farm idea.

[@Chickanic]

I wonder if he has tested them! He will do a better job testing. I will ask him!

[@mrcryptozoic817]

Yes. The two people I trust to give me good information.

[@donwilliams5841]

I use Briggs and Stratton brand in my electric pressure washer after every use. Never a problem...

[@JKwakulla]

​@@ChickanicI could not find that channel?? Do you have an address, or is it not KZbin?

[@onlineconsumer4796]

@@JKwakulla just put "project farm" in the search.

[@jerryq1000]

I would also recommend unscrewing the garden hose inlet and the pressure hose from the wand after each use. I had to replace the pump on mine because the aluminum inlet and electrolysis had welded the brass threads and there was no way I was able to get it off.

[@randybeard6040]

I had this same problem...

[@Ballroomblitz255]

Too many people have zero inclination of doing the very minimal amount of maintenance on their small engine equipment, most of the time that is good for me as i am able to get some great curb-side carcasses and make some money out of them by keeping them out of the trash. With pressure washers the biggest issue is blown pumps, and for the cost of the replacement it is not worth repairing unfortunately as their is no profit to be had on that particular item. For the mineral/calcium deposits i have known for many years of the benefit of winterizing and the added benefit of cleaning the passages and rejuvenating the seals, good to see others in the business are also taking note. Cheers.

[@billmcmeekin7909]

I learned to lube flush my pressure washer pump after hooping my first washer pump unloader and internals. Ten years later and replacement pump is still 100% awesome! Listen to this lady! You'll be happy next spring :⁠-⁠)

[@timscanlan1466]

I own Full Steam Ahead Cleaning Services. We've been using the Briggs winterizer, which is a semi aerosol. I run it through the pumps every 50 hours. I also use it on the carpet steam cleaning units and have never had to replace a pump because of scaling

[@alana8841]

I thought I had heard of everything but I've never heard of Bottle Pump Cleaner. I went to your link to check it out.

[@kbjerke]

I put mine (electric) in the basement after the first frost! So far, so good. Thanks, Bre!!! ❤❤❤❤❤

[@joerichardson7055]

Chickanic, you are the best, most able to communicate mechanic I have ever seen! I don't have (and don't want) a pressure washer but I am amazed with your ability to communicate.

[@hickorystx]

Great tip on preventing issues and also a nice product you shared with us!! Bravo Bre, you've done it again!!! Thank you!!!!

[@garyledford5876]

That stuff, Pump Saver, is great!! Thank you. Side note: that antique green fan on your bench.......my grandma had one exactly like it. Even the same color!? How cool. God bless you

[@ivanmartinez-vm7oy]

Thank you so much chickanic, you have been a blessing guiding me through small engine maintenance.

[@Sandman03777]

😮😮😮Love when you are surprised and excited that something works so well!😊

[@spaceted3977]

I have my 2 Jet washers stored indoors. One is 25 yrs old and the other is 12 yrs old ! They both work perfectly ! I always drain them down ! They are both Electric Jet Washers !

[@danielclapp636]

I have a SunJoe electric pressure washer that starts and stops when you press the handle on the wand. No chance to hurt the pump. Yes, each fall I drain it and bring it in the house for the winter. Five plus years and it is still humming along. Excellent video as usual Bre..

[@LAP1050]

Great advice Chickanic. Also run engine till it runs out of gas

[@MrTimEarl]

I have been adding anti freeze to a 50 ft hose and running it for just enough to see the water change colors. Great tip I might add Thanks Bre!

[@Gears.and.Gadgets]

Thank you for sharing. I appreciate your channel. Been working on power equipment since 1995. I never stop learning.

[@ScottyOutdoorAdventures]

Thanks for the timely reminder, Just ran out and ran the pressure washer until it ran of gas.... just before I ran out of gas.... and pumped some North American Pressure Washer Pump Saver. Worked last winter and hope it keeps me safe this winter. will have to check out mechanic in a bottle next time.

[@RobsNeighbor]

I work at our recycling center and bring a working pressure washer home every weekend! I just got a Kranzle 1122! Works amazing! Thank you for the reminders! Great video

[@cb8591]

Hahaha!

[@ZONIAN955]

You are my KZbin treasure. Now I just gots to get me some of this Magic in a Bottle. Blessed Holidays to you snd family.

[@jonnohz1]

OOoooo, you done learned me something i did not know.... headed to the farm store RIGHT now....THANK YOU!!!!!!

[@kevinoneill41]

Love your show. Thanks for your time👍

[@donwilliams3626]

Thanks for adding another thing to my to do list for tomorrow morning. I was planning to winterize my pressure washer sometime. Well sometime is now!

[@ericwilliams952]

Good timing on the video I need to do this. My orders on its way thanks for your videos. I love them.

[@JamesMendez-c6o]

Awesome info. Love you content. Please keep doing what you’re doing.

[@mark.4277]

All of my lawn equipment is already put away for the winter. Tomorrow I'm getting my snowblower out. I already fueled, greased and cleaned it. Great video 👍

[@MonkeyJedi99]

The annual oil change, fuel stabilizer, plug check and maybe change and sharpening of blades (if it has blades) - of ALL the yard equipment. Everything gets cleaned, the winter tools are double-checked to ensure the spring process was done right. - And don't wait until the first snowfall to get your snow shovel and ice melt/sand!

[@mark.4277]

@MonkeyJedi99 all ready!!

[@coobay4786]

Down here in south Louisiana we don't get too many hard freezes. That being said, we got one coming this week, so I'm just going to roll my washer inside my house for a couple of days.

[@jalexan923]

I've been winterizing my pressure washer for years with RV antifreeze. I use a short piece of garden hose attached to the inlet and fill the hose with the anti freeze. I start the motor and pump some water out, shut it off, refill the garden hose with more antifreeze start it and run it until I see pink coming out of the spray nozzle. I usually only have to fill the garden hose 2 or 3 times. I am going to check out the mechanic in a bottle for pressure washers because it does look like good stuff and we do have hard water with a lot of sediment. Thanks for the video!

[@gungadinn]

White vinegar when poured into the pump will also remove mineral deposits. If it's good enough for a coffee maker, it's fine for a pressure washer. White vinegar however will not keep the pump from freezing, so Pump Saver is a one shop stop. Because I have equipment that contains potable water, I end up using RV anti-freeze to winterize everything. Not sure who Karcher uses from their pressure washer pumps, but they've become 2 seasons at the most pressure washers.

[@lastboyscout1065]

I forget who told me but I use pump saver after every use (infrequent home maintenance) and i run the engine dry at the end of the season too. Thanks!!

[@frankferraiuolo2470]

Just did mine like you said 5 minutes done cannot tell you how many pressure washers I find in our recycling center with perfectly running engines but the pump is shot so simple to eliminate the problem

[@PhilipNation-xm5lh]

I might try that stuff in my iron stained toilets! Nothing has worked so far. Everything is so watered down these days.

[@jacklabloom635]

I have been using the Briggs & Stratton pump saver for years, but decided to ordered two bottles of that pump saver to see if it will remove the mineral deposits in my pressure washer pumps. I have two pressure washers. Thanks for the video.

[@robertjohnson4995]

Hey Bre, great tip as always. Ordered this today for pressure pump. Thanks.

[@alanross3435]

Just ordered me some! Thanks for the advice bro!!!☮✌🏻

[@JustinDyke-x3d]

I'm going to check my pump this month Thanks Chicanic!

[@ronnarmstrong142]

Got mine ordered today. Thanks for the heads up.

[@zztop8592]

Pumpsaver is a must with a powerwasher.

[@RobertGregory-ix6hs]

You are so right about the pump on the pressure washer you have a good day 😮🎉❤

[@rickymarcrom5059]

Thanks

[@budm9982]

Pretty darn amazing results with that product.

[@nikekidingram2998]

Yes

[@kingofthetrack]

make sure you fit a inline filter on you garden hose. to prevent and dirt that will harm your pump.

[@leahbennett4979]

Excellent audio quality!

[@Herbybandit]

I'm off to get some right now!

[@craigsmithx]

This information is so useful I took notes and I don't even have a pressure washer. ...yet

[@delpasen]

Thanks for the maintenance tip.

[@MRHEAT20]

Great tip thanks for sharing 🍻

[@jeremyankney1733]

That's a good idea for Project Farm.

[@TotodrivesspdTanker]

Thank you for this video.

[@SullivanHooper]

Thanks for sharing! I’m going to try this on my faucet!

[@matthewwearsch242]

I did mine with regular green antifreeze 2 weeks ago used to winterize many different kinds of pumps in the lawn fertilization industry

[@Freesteader]

Thanks Chicka

[@shantyshitter3163]

Ready for winter. Bring it on.

[@tonymiles3106]

I normally use RV antifreeze, gonna get me some pump saver for this winter, thanks for sharing.

[@gregatkinson7276]

Great info yet again! Love your videos and have been subbed and always like. Thanks so much for all your help!

[@christopherfanara2593]

Awesome job, happy holidays to you and your family

[@larrylucas5731]

Thanks for the reminder!

[@Matt_justlikethat]

I have an electric pressure washer. I DONT leave anything hooked up on the unit, after each use I empty the small pump an use a pump saver leaving it lubricity during the off season. Have a smaller one now, down the basement next to my Stihl farmboss. Thanks for the great video Matt

[@mikechiodetti4482]

Thanks for the tip.

[@johnf8877]

I use the shaving cream can type by Briggs/Stabil. I use it all winter in below freezing temps to keep my tractor clean. Have had it 11 years.

[@keithalexander4267]

Use pump saver after each use, when longer times between uses

[@barrygysbers5632]

I am happy that your eye popping video came along when it did! I am ALMOST at the point of arriving at level 2 financial independence, and guess what your primary focus shifts to, once you arrive? Yup! My least favorite pastime, MAINTENANCE! That stuff was truly amazing! I am going to see what it does on the mineral deposits in my upstairs toilet! I will let you know... Thanks for the channel, and for all that you do!

[@johnhicks735]

Good job Bre. On explaining that to people about not allowing the pump idle without holding the sprayer nozzle open to run.

[@kevinh6833]

Thanks for the timely tips. I'm not worried about mine freezing as it's stored in the garage, but here in North Texas it's getting to be time to put all of my power equipment away for the season. I'll be looking for the Pump Saver this week.

[@randymcqueen3030]

Thanks,you always give good advice.

[@garypritchard9787]

Always such excellent advice, that saves much $, time and frustration. I always turn off fuel shut off valve, run it until engine dies, with wand on, then end of season I drain out the fuel.

[@canoetipper019]

Good for electric pressure washers too. Thanks for the ideo.

[@jonbjohnd]

I use rv antifreeze in my pump.

[@philhunt2391]

Have a Blessed Thanksgiving 🙏💝 watch you a lot Philip and Patties Hunt

[@davidmech2956]

I want to try that in my coffee maker

[@arnoldkinsler6236]

What can you do for sn electric pressure washer?

[@mikhailkalashnikov4599]

I'm sold, got it in my cart.

[@steveashcraft718]

After I get done using my pressure washer I use pump saver after every use.

[@garychaiken808]

Great job. Thank you 😊

[@paulbetker2310]

Simple steps and great advice. Thanks

[@oujohnnyt1]

So I think the pump saver solution has like CLR in it which is a delimer, I use to work on ice machines and you have to run a delimer through them to clean it up. If you would have watched it longer, you would see it bubble and it does an amazing job.

[@KYMXER59]

Walk the line out every time I use the power washer. Never know when I'm going to use it next. It's almost 24 years old and still working.

[@mvblitzyo]

Thanks for another great save on out door equipment

[@scottlambert2949]

Have a wonderful week ahead

[@anthonybetlach7779]

I think you are correct in doing a comparison test. It call out the companies that are making false claims. I would definitely watch that video.

[@fbody396]

Wow!!! Thanks. Your tips are appreciated! Gene

[@zippitydoodah5693]

Thank you!

[@tramptramp5401]

Looks like a good product. I usually just take the pump off and take in indoors for the winter. Might have to look in to that.

[@34dawgsgo]

@@tramptramp5401 A good idea. Didn't think of that. If climate controlled no worries.

[@marklubecke4854]

Not exactly speechless, but valuable information just the same. Thanks Bre.

[@MatthewWashington-e6b]

They may have changed it from before but Ethanol Shield is 1oz/gal for storage. Thanks for your great videos!

[@raymondg7671]

Thank you as always for the great tips 👍🤙🙂

[@thomashyler6174]

This work for electric pressure washers too?

[@st7650]

Thanks I use Simpson pump saver on mine since it’s the same name brand. I’ve used it the last few years now no issues. Been using stihl MotoMix 4 cycle in my pressure washer it’s 4 cycle 93 octane ethanol free since I hardly use it. Maybe to pressure washer my house once a year. Thanks always saving time money and frustration

[@rogerwachal3718]

I love your videos. I'm glad that I saw this,I'm about to put some stuff in mine. A few weeks ago it got really cold outside, And I knew that I needed to bring it inside, so the pump wouldn't freeze. I was just able to get some antifreeze for, I don't remember the brand. I'm going to check out the other video, power washer, idling.

[@LoftechUK]

Great advice. I’m in the UK so I will try some

[@GCGomez]

Thanks Bre'! ❤👍

[@stevepelino5986]

Great video!! I’m a total believer in this since hearing about how to do this. Thank you for sharing this video. 😁

[@roman-kk4ug]

Thanks for sharing.

[@TXCherokee]

Mechanic in a Bottle pump saver. Ordering a bottle now from your store