Downstreaming a House Using the JROD! How to Softwash a House

Downstreaming a house using the jrod! Easy peasy.
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[@kmc669]

I learned a lot Thanks for the video

[@herbpantaleon7485]

Nice job, very thorough!

[@lukeraglin]

Thank you I appreciate that!

[@murtaghslawncare5861]

Well done and said. Thank you.

[@lukeraglin]

Thank you sir!

[@Reno-pz3kt]

Good stuff, Luke, excellent attention to details

[@lukeraglin]

Thanks I appreciate that! 🙏🏼

[@Gonewithjon]

Some of the holes don't pull chem

[@lukeraglin]

That is correct

[@mctragix628]

I live in Michigan and I always wet down the house first because you can oxidize shock the house if you apply SH straight to the oxidation.

[@lukeraglin]

Nice that’s the best way to go

[@AaronWilhelm]

I wondered if my Xjet would pull chem through the injector or not, you answered that question without me coming here looking for you to lol. Looking at ordering an injector and jrod now after using a pump up sprayer for my first house wash....was so time consuming. Thanks for the video man.

[@lukeraglin]

Yessir you got it! Injector and jrod will save you so much time, I have links in the description to the ones I use.

[@AaronWilhelm]

@@lukeraglin Pulled em up and reading reviews now. Thanks man!

[@lukeraglin]

@AaronWilhelm awesome man! Any questions let me know

[@AaronWilhelm]

@@lukeraglin Just checking, the amazon listing mentions the jrod you have linked is for 2-3 gpm machines....you've not had any issues running it with your predator (I have the same machine)

[@lukeraglin]

@AaronWilhelm I would get the one for the 4 gpm. I haven’t had any issues with the 2-3 gpm one except it doesn’t shoot as far. But try this one instead amzn.to/4bKWli7. I just ordered one

[@Rickgsx33]

Hey Luke... nice video... can I ask what make/model pressure washer you have in the truck...?

[@lukeraglin]

Hey thank you! I’m using a Predator 4.2 gpm 4400 psi. Works great

[@williamyoung3164]

Have you been able to hit the peaks of 2 story houses with the X Jet with the 4 gpm?

[@lukeraglin]

Yes I can hit 3-4 stories if it’s not too windy

[@TheAjes88]

So using the xjet tip will NOT pull chem through the injector? Same as switching from soap tip to rinse tip on the Jrod?

[@lukeraglin]

Exactly. Since it has that barb, it cuts off the ability to pull chemical. It’s like using a jrod but more flexibility to rinse with twisting for different patterns.

[@murtaghslawncare5861]

What %SH are you using and what does it dilute to using x Jet?

[@lukeraglin]

I’m using 12.5% SH, downstreaming it automatically dilutes to 1.5%. With the x jet, if you have 12.5% SH and are not using any proportioner tips, you’ll be getting around a 4-5% depending on your gpm. Mines a 4gpm

[@rontaviussnipes3021]

Looks like you built a skid. Does the machine rattle the truck bed? I’m getting tired of rolling mine off the truck bed for smaller jobs.

[@lukeraglin]

Yup built a wooden skid a few months ago! I don’t have any issues with the pressure washer rattling, it’s nice just keeping it in the truck and not taking it out

[@BcleanSevicesLLC]

What part of Texas do you live? And I was wondering, what are your prices for house , roof wash, gutter cleaning, and pressure washing for the house you just did?

[@lukeraglin]

I’m in Corpus Christi, Texas. Pricing depends on the size definitely but something like this, I charged $195 since I service this client every 6 months. Usually I charge $240 for house washes for a basic one story home, gutter cleaning is around $140 for one story, roof washing around $500 minimum and can go up from there. I try to target $100-$150 an hour, gotta pay the taxes, bills, chemicals, other stuff

[@KelonOWedderburn]

When you say you are pulling soap @2:56, are you referring to SH? or do you mix your SH with soap in the tank?

[@lukeraglin]

Yes referring to SH and I mix my surfactant in my SH tank as well so it sticks a bit better

[@KelonOWedderburn]

@@lukeraglin I read that mixing it in the tank would reduce the effectiveness, any take on that?

[@lukeraglin]

@KelonOWedderburn SH alone loses strength over time especially when exposed to the sun, mixing it with soap can reduce it too but since I only have a 15 gallon tank, that’s lasting me about 4-5 days till I refill and I haven’t had any issues with it not being effective

[@KelonOWedderburn]

@@lukeraglin Thanks for sharing Luke! in the process of setting up my build, so I appreciate the feedback

[@lukeraglin]

Nice! Any questions you have just let me know, always happy to help!

[@JTorrentt]

How big is that water tank. Or do you keep filling up with customer water

[@lukeraglin]

That is a chemical tank and it’s 15 gallons. I connect my pressure washer to the customers water spigot

[@lukeraglin]

My SH is in that tank for downstreaming