Restoring the Beauty: Removing Oxidation from White Vinyl Homes with CleanSol BC Oxidation Remover

[@michaeljames2692]

Solid video. Thank you for some insight. The product might be a brushless one with multiple applications, but with heavy oxidation, it doesn't really cut it

[@dutchshinewindows484]

Very helpful and thorough video. Thank you for sharing your expertise. Will definitely be putting this in my reference library!

[@davidwyatt8242]

You do a great job with your videos. Very informative. I’ve been ding this off and on for about 20 years but i have learned so much from your videos.

[@mountainviewsoftwash9135]

Thank you brother I appreciate that 🙏

[@codymayer4411]

I even tried ox Knox and I really really wanted to like it but honestly had better results with la totally awesome

[@mountainviewsoftwash9135]

Yea it was disappointing as well

[@Primecheese]

LA totally awesome works for oxidation!? How do you mix it if you don’t mind me asking.. we have a lot of oxidation in Ohio

[@j.d.williams6882]

@@Primecheese saw a vid the other day said that is says on the bottle 5 to 1. Have to check it out.

[@davegarcia294]

Awesome video

[@gregkumnik658]

How do you mix gutter butter for oxidation

[@shakaprowash8984]

Thank you for your videos

[@mountainviewsoftwash9135]

Thanks for watching 🙏

[@truthseeker1532]

Great video! I have a question regarding Plant Wash. What is your mix ratio for the tank? I’ve been doing 16 oz per 5 gallons, then mixing it with water through my blend manifold.

[@mountainviewsoftwash9135]

That's an awesome question! Honestly, I'm not exactly sure about the ratio, but here's how we do it. We have a 6-gallon saddle tank where I add two scoops of plant wash granules. To be 100% honest, I’m not sure how many ounces per scoop. Then, I fill it up to create our concentrate. The cool thing is, our plant wash system allows us to control the mix, so we can adjust the concentration depending on whether we need a heavy or light application while washing the plants. It gives us the flexibility to manage it just the way we want!. It’s usually between 1%-3%. Hope that helps?

[@truthseeker1532]

Yep. That’s perfect. I love having it on the blending dial to get it as strong as you need. Thanks!

[@TheLuvbugs3]

Good video however I thought you needed to apply dwell and apply again dwell and then rinse when using this product

[@JTravaille]

Based on your experience, do you like gutter butter or cleansol bc better for oxidation removal?

[@Jyroxxnrolls]

What is the restore product that is used on this house and vinyl siding?

[@mountainviewsoftwash9135]

Restore is a proprietary wax and UV inhibitor that provides a sacrificial barrier helping keep the siding from oxidizing. Holds up from 8-12 months then needs to be reapplied. www.mountainviewsoftwash.com/what-is-restore

[@AdvancedDuctCleaner]

How much more do you charge for oxidation removal rather than a basic cleaning

[@Anthonysni92]

How many gallons of oxidation product do you normally use

[@mountainviewsoftwash9135]

It just depends on the house, but honestly, it doesn’t take very much. On this home, I only used 16 ounces of oxidation removal product. I made a 1 gallon batch of mix and that was it.

[@Anthonysni92]

@@mountainviewsoftwash9135 have you tried ox knox

[@joseserna7432]

Question what product is that?

[@jp7351]

Whats the new product called

[@hemiharden83]

Ox knox by southeast softwash.

[@davidwyatt8242]

What is your “restore” product if you don’t mind me asking.

[@mountainviewsoftwash9135]

It’s a leave on wax with a UV inhibitor. Pretty awesome stuff!

[@rtarjwells]

What is the name of the restore product?​@@mountainviewsoftwash9135

[@Tsan1010]

⁠what’s it called and where can u buy the restore uv product?

[@markhall3434]

Here's the big challenge for vinyl siding.. Not any Mold, Alge, or Crud remover with 4000 PSI work... Using Untreated Well water in a sprinkler, and getting it on vinyl siding, over the years leaves this brown embedded tinge than cannot be removed by any normal Blue, Green, Lime or Amazing cleaner. Acetone and laquer thinner work, but you'll be scrubbin' for hours and wreck your siding.. What is the near Wipe On, Hose OFF solution??? If it's actually Embedded Rust: The Solution: Muriatic Acid.. AKA Concrete Etch!!. I go 100% but it's dangerous. I did 75/25% pure Muriatic and it worked too. Less sting if get a drop on your skin. Wear Goggles and L.S. shirt. Spray bottle (don't get down wind!). Good full wet spray.. wait 5 mins.. using a long handle wheel brush.. give it a swish.. break any surface tension.. wait another 5. Blast it OFF.. Almost Magic.. Shiney, looks close to new. Pure Muriatic is almost wipe on, wait, wipe off, but the wheel brush is safer. Yes.. use it on concrete foundations and sidewalks too.. let that soak a long time.. wow!! amazing this stuff is legal.. Professional use only.. this stuff is dangerous.. but fun as heck. Pro Pressure Washers.. rake in some Cash here.. Lots of well water rust stains out there.. magic costs extra!!

[@markhall3434]

Forget CLR. any Lime, Rust and Calcium, Even VapoRust remover.. tried it all, everything at Home depot (Including Muriatic Acid at $15 a gallon). Now Naval Jelly may work, but way too expensive. You need Power.. also if you have ANY Rust from Steel, or car parts, Muriatic is superb.. but don't leave it out near any steel! I rusted a wall of garden tools from the outgas of a tub of Muriatic that ate a ton of rust on car parts in a week!

[@vcash1112]

Too bad you didn't use a stronger mix on a smaller section would've been great to see. Maybe next time you can use a spray bottle for the testing next time before applying on a larger surface area....😢

[@mountainviewsoftwash9135]

Roger that! 👍