How To Mix Chemicals For Pressure Washing - HOT BATCH - DO NOT USE DAWN!

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How To Mix Chemicals For Pressure Washing - HOT BATCH
In todays video we go over how to mix bleach or SH for a strong batch of chems for a pressure washing job.
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[@andrewking4908]

The fact that you slowed up and broke down the mixture like this is why I’m going to subscribe! I’m just starting out and found this Extremely helpful. Thank you sir!

[@pressurewashingmastery]

Thanks for subbing glad it was helpful. Here’s a more up to date video of me explaining things a little better! kzbin.info/www/bejne/aWexc2ajapitm5osi=C5SjaJg5mvNNMI1v

[@Masterbaiterfishing215]

Thank you for giving away the secret nobody on KZbin will directly show us how to mix they always make us pay a stupid fee or join their little classroom but you my friend I’m giving it to us for free and we appreciate that quick straight to the point

[@pressurewashingmastery]

You're welcome! No sense in charge unless you guys shove your money in my face forcibly 😂

[@go5582]

Lol. I dont mind shoving crypto in your digital wallet.

[@garrebear2768]

Here here

[@braxtonfrederick3375]

Amen

[@TheseOldCards]

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[@stuartschade129]

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What course?

[@TheseOldCards]

@@rontaviussnipes3021 the courses Mike Vidan sells. I don’t recommend them they’re all just like 2 minute long videos and they’re sloppily made. Borderline scamming people honestly. I paid like $600 total for his courses and still have to look stuff up all the time

[@mproof9957]

Thank you for the video. Working in the pool industry for many years, you should always add chemicals to water not water to chemicals. Just a thought.

[@every_thing_wood1251]

Why should you do it one way and not the other?

[@mproof9957]

@@every_thing_wood1251 Adding water to chemicals creates a lot of heat (energy). That heat can spill or spatter on you, which could cause burns to your skin. When working with pool chemicals, i like to put small amount of chemicals as i walk around the pool, this will decrease the amount of energy released over the entire pool.

[@dukenukem5753]

@@mproof9957 That's only for acid

[@angelyamilrivera203]

Great video! Thanks for the straight to the point explanation!! 🔥🔥🙏🏼

[@pressurewashingmastery]

Thank you! No problem! I appreciate you watching and commenting!

[@christopher.grant.]

Appreciate it man!

[@pressurewashingmastery]

You're welcome!

[@Toxic-vn5kh]

Finally some good info

[@pressurewashingmastery]

Glad it helped

[@bencooper7587]

It’s some great info out there just look for it

[@FullMoon7]

Great video thank you

[@pressurewashingmastery]

Glad it was helpful!

[@AFWOWNERNOAHGAMING]

Thanks my man, I’m starting softwashing soon and I needed this help. Thanks man. Helped ALOT.

[@theking1573]

Thanks for the help

[@pressurewashingmastery]

You're welcome!

[@fernandoban5050]

hello man, nice vid, here in mexico is imposible to get those surfuctants, do you consider that laundry detergent is better than dish soap? which one gives more foam?

[@pressurewashingmastery]

You really don’t need it man, I’m not using any surfactant anymore

[@1stFlyingeagle]

This is for anyone wondering how you get your mix ratio without guessing. This should help. Say 30-gallon tank. 12.5 SH Now divide 30/12.5= 2.4 want batch strength is 4% Multiply 2.4 x 4= 9.5 So in that bucket, you will put 9.5 gallons SH and the rest of the water plus surfactant So, use the numbers you have to get your equation.

[@WeDoIt4YouPW]

I want to make a 2% for vynle fence how much water do I need to add if I get a 10% or 12.5% gallon

[@pressurewashingmastery]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/nmS8lGyJbbSWeLM

[@derrickwolter1]

Thank you for the straightforward video!

[@pressurewashingmastery]

No Problem!

[@derrickwolter1]

@@pressurewashingmastery can you get away with regular bleach?

[@pressurewashingmastery]

@@derrickwolter1 I suppose you can but you wouldn't want to. It's usually on 6%. Waste of money. Paying more for less.

[@derrickwolter1]

@@pressurewashingmastery I happen to already have some gallons at the house. They are 8.25%, figured since I already have them

[@Justforall7]

Great video bro

[@pressurewashingmastery]

Thanks!

[@fishinwiththebradleys8542]

So, do you use that sprayer to spray the siding down? And I assume that if so, you just rinse with the power washer after? 1 last question, will it kill the grass ? Thank you

[@pressurewashingmastery]

Do not whatever you do use this mix on siding. This mix is more for roofs at 5%. You want like a 1-2% mix for vinyl siding. Look at my most recent videos on how to make a cheap 12v pump system to softwash.

[@southeastsoftwash4020]

Nice video bro!

[@pressurewashingmastery]

Thanks man made this before I joined the inner circle for a few months. Definitely need to make an updated video.

[@salxworld1508]

Would that be just for one job?

[@2ScoopsPlease]

Hey thanks a lot dude. I heard someone say that you can’t use surfactant in a batch mix so I was hesitant to buy it. Only wanted to get it bc I feel like I’m not getting enough coverage on house washes. Do you recommend Southern Drawl over the other surfactants?

[@pressurewashingmastery]

I do recommend Southeast Softwash's products. Great, genuine guys to buy from in my opinion. I'm not sure who told you not to but I'd question how they came to that conclusion.

[@2ScoopsPlease]

@@pressurewashingmastery I saw it in a comment section regarding Apple Wash in a batch mix. Do you have the tall reach tip from SESW? I have a 5.5 GPM 12V and am curious if that could get me more distance.

[@pressurewashingmastery]

@@2ScoopsPlease I do. I'm not sponsored by them or anything. You will get more distance.

[@TheBad81]

Can you use this mix on anything ? Like siding and concrete wood ?

[@pressurewashingmastery]

Roofs and concrete. It's a 5% mix.

[@skarluna2976]

Great video explaining everything. Just one question as I’m trying to start my own pressure washing business, regarding driveways would you apply the chemical before you clean or after you clean the driveway?

[@pressurewashingmastery]

Both. Before and after

[@skarluna2976]

@@pressurewashingmastery thanks for the info man

[@ClipsTV2]

hello mate, if a pressure washer has a higher gpm can u still use tap water?

[@pressurewashingmastery]

Most spigots put out at least 5.5 GPM anything more than that and you'll need a tank.

[@focusgaming9862]

So for pressure washing a brick house use around 3 to 5 percent ??

[@pressurewashingmastery]

Brick you can go pretty hot. Brick is very durable.

[@danilocc7566]

Thank you 😊

[@pressurewashingmastery]

Hey you’re welcome man! Check out the updated video on this much better info

[@mitchellstewart2767]

So SouthEast softwash’s chemicals are formulated for bleach? I couldn’t find that information on their website to see why theirs is safer to use.

[@pressurewashingmastery]

Yes their chemicals are

[@EternalGaze8]

How would you mix the bleach and surfactant when downstreaming with a 2.5 gallon pw?

[@pressurewashingmastery]

Probably 50/50 for house wash, Try a 75/25 first though, always better to be safer than sorry!

[@monteogarrett15]

So if you use 12.5 pool shock, Do you pour the whole gallon as well? Also the mix that you use in your video could you use that mix for concrete, houses, and patio decks?

[@pressurewashingmastery]

You can use this mix for concrete but for all other washes I would probably dilute it somemore. This was a very hot mix at 5% dilution. Down from 10%.

[@christianolvera6845]

What do u mean by dilute it more to get it higher then 5% or get it lower then 5%

[@pressurewashingmastery]

@@christianolvera6845 by diluting you make the sh less potent. So on vinyl for example I used 1-3% max. So I dilute it.

[@rahshonhicks3495]

If you had to guess how much surfactant you added to this mixture how much would you guess? 1/2 cup, cup, ect?

[@pressurewashingmastery]

Ahh a cup of so

[@samsheppard1706]

Awesome video as always brother. I’m a homeowner in Va, is the 50/50 mix ratio safe on all surfaces? Do you have a different mix ratio when cleaning brick houses?

[@pressurewashingmastery]

It is not for all surfaces. Brick and concrete are your most durable. You could you full 12.5% with no dilution if you wanted to.

[@samsheppard1706]

@@pressurewashingmastery , thanks for quickly replying back. What’s your ratio recommendation for vinyl if using a pump sprayer?

[@pressurewashingmastery]

@@samsheppard1706 1-2% for vinyl

[@samsheppard1706]

@@pressurewashingmastery thanks brother 👍🏽

[@nes999]

@@samsheppard1706 My advice is to use the weakest solution that you learn works for you. Less chemical, saves money long term, also less chance of damage. You'll start to adjust other people mixes pretty quick. (Higher or lower for what it's worth)

[@DoctorRickSanchez]

_And this mix can be downstreamed right? Thanks._

[@pressurewashingmastery]

Yes

[@bamseals4126]

How long did it take to get your gallon of surfactant from south east soft wash I ordered and still waiting and ready to go do some jobs

[@pressurewashingmastery]

Its been quite a while since I've put in my last order. I'm sure Cody will set you up though. I would give them a call.

[@bamseals4126]

@@pressurewashingmastery I got it about a week later my biggest question I had was the color went away after like ten minutes of the batch being together

[@Mr_D555]

@@bamseals4126 From what I understand the dye goes away when added to SH (batch mixing), the product stills works the same just no color. Why it doesn't go away when using a blending manifold I don't know. The color thing I ran across in another YT video.

[@jdm5066]

How would you let sit before you pressure washer??

[@pressurewashingmastery]

5-10 mins

[@juancarlosbaez1059]

Where can I buy that soft wash surfactant?

[@pressurewashingmastery]

Southeast softwash's website.

[@javiermaravi1911]

would this hot batch remove coating on concrete?

[@pressurewashingmastery]

Maybe

[@bidenisatraitor7633]

If you put your downstream hose in that batch you mixed....will it be strong enough once it mixes with the water in the system when it hits the house?

[@pressurewashingmastery]

Yes it should. The dilution from downstreaming will be very little. You can always make it a bit hotter if you feel it dilutes it.

[@bidenisatraitor7633]

@@pressurewashingmastery thank you!

[@pressurewashingmastery]

@@bidenisatraitor7633 No problem!

[@hamzajaber9892]

How much square feet of concrete/brick could that mix you just showed us cover? I’m starting my business next week and I’m not sure how big of a mixing container I need..

[@pressurewashingmastery]

Get a IBC Tote if you can haul it, if not grab a 55 gal drum to start with. Going to be making some more videos since the season is finally here and I'm getting calls.

[@paulsuli3581]

Correct math is 50/50 not 5 % .

[@miggs5324]

Will any laundry detergent do?

[@pressurewashingmastery]

Gain seems to be the best. I highly recommend using a detergent made specifically for softwashing or pressure washing.

[@TheLurker_666]

Is this the same mix if you’re running 12.5?

[@pressurewashingmastery]

Watch this updated video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aWexc2ajapitm5o

[@Toxic-vn5kh]

Do you use a downstream injector to apply it or just the air pump itself ?

[@pressurewashingmastery]

You can do either. I was showing how to mix down to a 5% batch. You can downstream which I do. Or you can use a pump sprayer. It's up to you.

[@gaberollins9236]

@@pressurewashingmastery if I downstream couldn’t I just use straight 10% bleach because the downstream injector dilutes it 4:1 or 10:1 anyway right? So then I just end up with a 2.5% or 1% mix which should be fine for general purpose.

[@pressurewashingmastery]

@@gaberollins9236 I don't really trust the downstream injector diluting it enough. I take the extra precautions. I don't want to be shooting at a piece of vinyl and end up paying to fix something.

[@gaberollins9236]

@@pressurewashingmastery so what would you recommend? Diluting a 10% bleach about 50/50? I recently started pressure washing for others and I’m trying to start using chemicals but the last thing I want is either the chemicals not working or stripping vinyl or killing grass. For context I’m using a 2.8 gpm and 3200 psi pressure washer from harbor fright and I believe the downstream injector says it’s 7:1.

[@ErockHQ]

This is safe for house siding correct?

[@pressurewashingmastery]

At a lower %.

[@davilaavelino0]

Do the Southern Drawl contain Fungicide?

[@pressurewashingmastery]

Uhm… yes?

[@chrisdavidson3827]

What would be a recommendation of a percent for soft washing vinyl houses? Asking as a complete newbie.

[@pressurewashingmastery]

The standard is 1 to 1.5% for vinyl. No more than 2.

[@chrisdavidson3827]

Can I just down stream a 5 gallon bucket of 10% sh?

[@pressurewashingmastery]

@@chrisdavidson3827 if it's jetting, no. As long as you know your downstream injector ratios that make it to 1.5% then sure. I'd rather softwash a batch mix to be certain so I dont oxidize something.

[@stefanbertasz4690]

1% to 1.25% on vinyl will kill about anything. So, 13 to 16 ounce/gallon. 1 ounce surfactant and 25 minute dwell time. Rinse well.

[@talktometv9393]

So would a four gallon pump sprayer tank be big enough for any job!

[@pressurewashingmastery]

You can make it work but definitely not long term lol

[@talktometv9393]

@@pressurewashingmastery thanks

[@Kyle-fo7kb]

what % should I use for Stucco?

[@pressurewashingmastery]

1%

[@ethanmeier3451]

What percentage is best for a newer driveway. How much water do you add to the mix.

[@pressurewashingmastery]

So you can get away with a straight bleach mix for a concrete driveway. You could go really hot if you want because concrete is very durable. I usually go with nothing less than 5 percent.

[@ethanmeier3451]

@@pressurewashingmastery so just bleach for concrete would be good? And what does the southern drawl do.

[@pressurewashingmastery]

@@ethanmeier3451 southern drawl is a surfactant made by guys who formulated specifically for pressure washing.

[@ethanmeier3451]

@@pressurewashingmastery what’s a surfactant?

[@lvl-savage-lvl6659]

@@ethanmeier3451 do you’re research bro no one’s gonna be answering your question I’ve watched about 100+ videos already and I already started my pressure washing business at 21

[@TheBad81]

How many gallons is that sprayer

[@pressurewashingmastery]

2

[@stephenfarrell1556]

Website says 1gal of product to 15gal of water. so 1:15, what I saw you put in there was about 1 oz out of 128 oz or 1:128....so confusing.

[@pressurewashingmastery]

Put you a gallon in there and see what happens lol Also I have an updated video. The more bubbles you want the more surfactant you put in.

[@trentmfallen]

What chemical mix would I need for wood fences?

[@zacharywalker9760]

Same thing will work. If your using pressure 90% of the time will take it off anyways tho

[@pressurewashingmastery]

No no no no, SH will make the wood feather out. Use oxidized bleach, followed by oxalic acid.

[@pressurewashingmastery]

SH will make the wood feather out. Use oxidized bleach, followed by oxalic acid.

[@polloloco4164]

The mix that you used can you use it on a house of a mobile home

[@pressurewashingmastery]

Ahh you might want to lower the strength to 2-3%

[@polloloco4164]

@@pressurewashingmastery what would I have to add cause I wanna get in To pressure washing

[@polloloco4164]

@@pressurewashingmastery I’m practicing on my home and it’s a mobile home and I tried 30 second outdoor cleaner it work but

[@pressurewashingmastery]

@@polloloco4164 Yeah the store bought stuff isn't really gonna cut it long term. You're gonna want to find a sodium hypochlorite dealer near you to buy commercial grade SH in bulk.

[@johnkapel2128]

Would this mixture be safe to use to clean out my eyes after getting dust in them?

[@pressurewashingmastery]

😂😂 sure man, don’t see why not.

[@johnkapel2128]

@@pressurewashingmastery I tried it and now I can't see. I have to go to the emergency room now. Why did you say it would work? You blinded me. I will have to have my lawyer contact you for a huge settlement.

[@pressurewashingmastery]

@@johnkapel2128 Free country brother. Nobody held a gun to ya. You eat your own shit because someone on KZbin said it’s nutritious too, or? Nah send em on cuz, I got some damn good attorneys hehehe

[@johnkapel2128]

@@pressurewashingmastery Just kidding Bro. Hope I didn't stress you out. I would hope that nobody out there would spray this stuff in their eyes

[@pressurewashingmastery]

@@johnkapel2128 I knew ya were had to play along for the camera hehe but yeah same. Never know these days

[@joshanderson4408]

What percentage bleach should I use to clean a log home?

[@pressurewashingmastery]

0% lol You'll probably want to use Sodium percarbonate followed by Oxalic acid.

[@joshanderson4408]

@@pressurewashingmastery How should I mix it. I looked it up and it seems like it's baking soda

[@pressurewashingmastery]

@@joshanderson4408 Just Sodiume Percarb and water. then after that mix a batch of Ox acid and water.

[@TheLurker_666]

So 5/8 hose over the 3/4?

[@pressurewashingmastery]

No, now I’m at 3/4 intake hose to 1/2 output hose after 12v pump.

[@TheLurker_666]

@@pressurewashingmastery I’m just kind of starting, I have a 3100 psi dewalt, 2.3 gpm. Is a 3/4 still the move? I got a couple jobs lined up for next week. Just gotta make sure I got everything figured out haha

[@fazerfzx]

You REALLY ought to be wearing safety glasses or sun glasses to protect your eyes, not to mention gloves. 😀be safe😀

[@pressurewashingmastery]

True. It'll be alright lol

[@fredbottass9756]

so what should the ratio be of bleach and water

[@pressurewashingmastery]

In this 2 gal jug it's 1 gal water 1 gal 10% SH = 5% mix.

[@fredbottass9756]

@@pressurewashingmastery how do i calculate that

[@fredbottass9756]

@@pressurewashingmastery like if i need to mix it in a 50 gallons tub or something

[@pressurewashingmastery]

@@fredbottass9756 kzbin.info/www/bejne/nmS8lGyJbbSWeLM

[@TheFreshRinse]

You were teasing about $50 per gallon for 12.5, right?

[@pressurewashingmastery]

Well if you order online it's $50+ a gallon plus $32 hazardous shipping. Going local and buying bulk is cheap cheap lol most places anyway

[@gcolvin7691]

Right now I'm paying $2.13 per gallon for 12.5% SH. In addition, it's a good idea to test the ph of the sh when you purchase. I've found some suppliers sh ph ballance is inconsistant.

[@albertochairez445]

Is 5% good for any driveway?

[@pressurewashingmastery]

Pretty much. I use 5 percent on concrete. Concrete's pretty tough. Brick is also pretty tough.

[@albertochairez445]

@@pressurewashingmastery thank you I appreciate it so much

[@pressurewashingmastery]

@@albertochairez445 no problem!

[@tonypagan8852]

Where can I purchase the southern drawl?

[@pressurewashingmastery]

From Southeast Softwash.

[@maury6782]

Can this be used on drive ways as well?

[@pressurewashingmastery]

Yes

[@tgren3521]

Do you batch mix night before?

[@pressurewashingmastery]

You can, I have. Sometimes I’ll batch mix on site for maximum potency. Depends how many jobs I have lined up for the specific day. Once you get a ton of lead flow coming in doing multiple jobs every day then yes night before.

[@tgren3521]

I just batch mixed with southern swag and noticed afterwards that it says not to overnight. I was afraid that I made a costly mistake.

[@tgren3521]

@@pressurewashingmastery thank you

[@pressurewashingmastery]

@@tgren3521 you’ll be fine. I wait to put the surfactant in once on site of the job, you’ll be fine though. Should be alright. I’ve done that before.

[@lynnlamusga]

Don't know where he's buying his 12.5% at for $40+ a gallon. I bought a couple gallons of 12.5% (pool shock) on sale at Menards for only $3.99 each a few weeks back.

[@pressurewashingmastery]

This video is old lol height of covid.

[@santy1909]

Holly crap. 50 dollars a gallon!!!! I don't where you buy it but in the pressure washing store is 1.46 dollars a gallon!!!!

[@pressurewashingmastery]

I dont think I ever said $50 a gal for SH LOL

[@santy1909]

@@pressurewashingmastery second 39. You said 4.63 cents at Walmart instead of 50 dollars a gallon for 12.5 %.

[@pressurewashingmastery]

@@santy1909 oh yeah that's because at many suppliers for 12.5 percent they make you buy a certain amount which is more than buying just what you need starting out. Also if not left out of the sunlight SH will dilute over time. So if you buy bulk and don't use it after a while, it'll be wast.

[@trentmfallen]

So all I need is 1 gallon of 10 percent bleach 1 gallon of water and laundry detergent

[@pressurewashingmastery]

That will equal a 5% batch.

[@garynewsome674]

Why add a gallon of water if water will be coming of the machine ?

[@pressurewashingmastery]

I mean you don't have to. It just pre- dilutes it. So if you need a very low percentage you can more accurately get that result

[@garynewsome674]

@@pressurewashingmastery so the more you dilute the less it cleans?

[@pressurewashingmastery]

@@garynewsome674 the less potent it is. For vinyl you don't want to oxidize it so you want around a 1-2% mix

[@thnksno]

FYI anyone watching about now 5/2023. Menard's with 11% cash back has 12.5% for like $3.79/gallon.

[@pressurewashingmastery]

Not in Kentucky lol

[@thnksno]

@@pressurewashingmastery Is it cheaper down there? They sell 7.5%, or is it 8.5%? around here for clothing, for $6.50 or so a gallon.

[@thnksno]

@@pressurewashingmastery I'd snap a picture of receipt and container if I could.

[@pressurewashingmastery]

@@thnksno I mean I believe you. I get my 12.5% SH from a bulk supplier out of a big 5000 gallon tank for $4.38 a gallon

[@thnksno]

@Jays Sidehustles No problems, I just picked up a gallon of "Pro-Chlor" liquid chlorinater the other day, and that was the price. Yes, I still need to send the rebate in which wouldn't be worthwhile for just a gallon. But a few hundred bucks of other stuff makes it worthwhile.

[@painterzedgellc473]

$50 a gallon for 12.5 percent??

[@pressurewashingmastery]

$5.47 a gallon

[@markrowehlii8919]

I just got the cherry and it literally smells Luke cherry coolaid 😂

[@pressurewashingmastery]

It’s does lol

[@SmeckeldGaming]

Me watching him spill the sh on the deck😳

[@pressurewashingmastery]

Good thing it wasn't mine at the time hehe

[@bernardodiaz5426]

He is saying tht a 10% sh is almost $5.00 a gallon. I buy the 12.5% sh at $1.85 per gallon. So there is a big window of different choices. Find a powerwasher wholesaler we're you can save like 50% of the price.

[@pressurewashingmastery]

That sounds like Florida. Up here in Kentucky the cheapest wholesaler is $4.68 a gal. FL is a different market

[@sethmisaelhernandez5902]

Here in Texas we get a gallon of 12.5% SH for $3.40. Your prices are high. Maybe look for a bulk distributor.

[@pressurewashingmastery]

@@sethmisaelhernandez5902 bulk distributor in KY cheapest is $4.38.

[@417altavista]

1 year later: Pool Essentials is now close to $9.00 😢

[@pressurewashingmastery]

Crazy ain’t it lol

[@jcgalmiche8352]

$50 a Gal for SH? I pay $2.64 a gal man.

[@LuisC202]

Lol where at?

[@MrJbrountas]

$50 / gal for 12.5% .. lmfao 😂 ya right ..

[@pressurewashingmastery]

Meant to say $5 a gal bud

[@gcolvin7691]

12.5% is stronger and less expensive. Right now, I pay $2.13 per gallon not $50.

[@wv8404]

Where

[@zoemaravilla2538]

???

[@mattlane2282]

bro 50$ a gallon for 12.5 COME ON local pool store be selling a 5 gal jug for 250? If so im moving to your location... shit ill haul it out their at that price and resell for 125

[@pressurewashingmastery]

$4.83 a gal