Cleaning the House Exterior
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Little Known Pressure Washing Secrets. How to Powerwash Anything!
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Attach the wand with a rotating nozzle to the pressure washer for cleaning the house. Use the extension wand to reach higher areas, such as the upper siding, eaves, and gutters. For stubborn spots like hornet nests or heavy grime, a straight-shot nozzle can be used with the extension for more direct, forceful cleaning. Always work from the top down to ensure all dirt flows away from already cleaned surfaces. For very old or oxidized screens and fragile lights, maintain a safe distance or use a gentler approach to avoid damage. The rotating nozzle cleans effectively by agitating the surface, often eliminating the need for chemicals. If screens are oxidized, be careful not to damage them.
Goal: Clean the house siding, windows, and gutters effectively from top to bottom.
Tools and materials
- Extension Wand — Reaching high areas
- Gloves Nitrile Painters Gloves — Hand protection
- Pressure Washer MI-T-M — Supplying high-pressure water
- Rotating Nozzle MI-T-M — General effective cleaning with agitation
- Straight Nozzle — Direct, powerful spray for specific tasks like removing hornet nests
- Wand — Directing the water spray
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