Just as you want your
home interior to always look spic-and-span, your home exterior and
much of your outdoor surface must be clean, too. The stains, dust,
and dirt on your siding and walkway mar the true beauty of your home.
You can remove them by using every homeowner's magic wand—the
pressure washer.
Pressure washing involves
other crucial tasks than simply spraying water on a surface. Some
stains just don't seem to come off, no matter how high your water
pressure may be. Fogging or presoaking the surface with detergent or
cleaning agent will help soften the dirt until it becomes easier to
wash off. Using hot water instead of cold is also a better way of
rinsing the surface.
It's also important that
you choose the appropriate nozzle for your pressure washer to have
full control of the flow of water. The orifices in these nozzles come
in different sizes which affect the speed of the ensuing jet of
pressurized water. Choose a nozzle with an orifice that can take out
most of the dirt stuck on your wall or pavement.
Despite the easy
availability of the necessary equipment, pressure washing your home
is a downright tiresome and difficult task. You might even be
disappointed if there are stains and dirt left on your walls after
all the efforts you exerted. It would be better to entrust the job to
professionals for more satisfactory results.
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