Pressure Washer Downstream Injector

[@quarterboy2842]

I haven’t gotten started yet, but I really appreciate your information. Keep doing the good work. 👍🏾💪🏾

[@HouseWashingRick]

quarterboy2842. If you are watching Mr Doug’s videos you are in good hands. I know there are a million videos on washing on KZbin but there is no one on KZbin who explains everything for washing like he does. He doesn’t rush through the videos he makes them to help you with whatever it is you need. Plus he will deliver to your home wherever that is. Both of my washers and surface cleaners and Shertzbox can from him and I have never had any problems with my equipment. Good luck to you quarter

[@PressureCleaningSch]

I appreciate that

[@SuperiorShineSoftwash]

As always Doug, thanks a ton.

[@PressureCleaningSch]

Very welcome

[@HuntingMississippi]

Some of the best money I've spent for my business is the remote downstream injector.

[@PressureCleaningSch]

Life changer for sure.

[@GoodvibeRaider]

Hey Doug I'm looking to get into the business and appreciate you takings the time to make videos like this. I wanted to know if you could/ need to use the ball valve on the by pass to reduce the amount of SH that is beings pulled from the bucket depending on the job?

[@zakthedragonslayer449]

How do the rinse nozzles cut the flow of bleach? I had no idea you could do that, I always had just taken the line out of my bleach bucket every time

[@dougrucker6783]

The soap nozzles lower the PSI of the machine so the bleach draws, when you put the rinse nozzles in the PSI is raised back up so the bleach can not draw. Just like using the black nozzle that comes with a machine, versus the colored higher pressure nozzles.

[@Gottifire]

When downstreaming what ratio of water to bleach is being used?

[@PressureCleaningSch]

I always use full strength since I am using 8GPM machine. If using a 4GPM or lower you may need to dilute it depending on the severity of the stains and surface

[@GaryChambers1994]

Great info. I am still fairely new, but so far, I prefer to use an Xjet with a 25 foot siphon hose and then I have a ball valve near my gun tip and I turn it on and off when I do and do not want to pull chemical. One of my largest jobs right now is an apartment complex and I have to climb a ladder and climb over the railing to get onto the second story back patio and spray chemical and then swap to just rincing. This setup saves me from having to climb back down the ladder after applying chemical to turn off the chemical at the pump like I would have to do with this downstream injector. I also have to hit the top of this two story apartment complex and it is really easy to do with my 4 gpm with my xjet m5 twist nozzle that I bought from your store. I own a downstream injector, but just haven't set it up yet. Do you think that setting it up would make me more efficient for this type of job?

[@ClintonCountyDroneGuy]

Once you set up your downstream injector, your xjet will collect dust and only use when you need a strong mix. Then when you have the funds, get yourself a flow pro for your downstreamer and your life changes. That way you can use whatever tip you choose and never have to walk back to your machine.

[@juansebastianlopez8828]

Recommended length of hose for downstreaming injector? Thank you again.

[@803brando]

I'm trying to find a down stream proportioner that can specifically do 100:1 ratio. Need it to be precise because the chemical im using is $300 and i cant afford to be using too much.

[@PressureCleaningSch]

I am not aware of one. Sorry

[@hypecentric]

What about using a surface cleaner ?

[@PressureCleaningSch]

Yes, it restores the pressure and flow loss when you want to use a surface cleaner

[@Bradhutton123]

Conroe says what’s up brother

[@PressureCleaningSch]

Well hello conroe. Stop in sometime