Live Wires, Asbestos, and Roof Problems

[@athenry]

New subscriber here. Can you do a video on your set up/equipment and also on how you acquired your first customers?

[@DownSouthSoftwash]

No problem. I’ll try to get a video out by the end on the month.

[@himynameis2739]

With this stronger stuff I would say you just need a stronger mix. I'd recommend either an X-Jet or a cheaper option if you can't get one yet would be a pump sprayer. Manually mix you SH to 2% - 3% for stubborn spots (Test a spot first to make sure it won't stain the material) and with 5mins dwell it should make a big difference.

[@himynameis2739]

Same goes with the red stains if it is dirt stains. Sometimes 1% is just not enough. I had a similar one last year and the house wash mix was barely touching it. Pump sprayed a 3 - 4% on it and it melted away. Otherwise it could be rust, old places will sometimes have rusty screws and nails until the boards which then leak rust down when it rains and leave stains behind. In which case you'd need Muriatic Acid or Oxalic Acid to deal with the rust.

[@DownSouthSoftwash]

@@himynameis2739 thanks. I have an xjet but there were a lot of very fragile parts on the church so I figured the less sh the better and I think the red stuff is something to do with whatever the type of siding is made of. Like it seems to be wearing away and turning red