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Clean Top to Bottom for Efficiency

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13 Power Washing Tips

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When cleaning vertical surfaces like house siding or even sloped concrete, always work from the top down. This method ensures that dirty water and debris flow downwards onto uncleaned areas, preventing contamination of already cleaned sections. If you work from the bottom up, you will end up cleaning the lower sections multiple times as dirt from above runs down.

Tools and materials

  • Pressure Washer
  • Pressure Washer Wand

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washing and it has a tendency to stripe fences and it just doesn't clean very quickly at all get yourself a rotating nozzle so another tip i want to share with you when it comes to pressure washing especially when you got high sides like this and you got a house always work from the top bottom if you're working from the bottom up you're just gonna end up cleaning you know the bottom a second time because you're gonna be working your way up working dirt from top of the house down to the bottom of the house so i'm always trying to work from top down not bottom up top down bottom up same if you have to get on the house work on the top of the house get on the roof work on the roof and work your way down so i'll do all your high stuff first and then do all your low stuff second that way you're not power washing over yourself a second time cleaning up it's same with the concrete and decks and stuff like that i don't want to you know clean my concrete and stuff around this house and then do my house because then i'm gonna have to clean it all over again try to work efficiently

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