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Pressure Washing Pond Surfaces

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What happens here

Once the pond is largely cleared of debris, use a pressure washer to clean the rocks, waterfall, and stream. The goal is to give the rocks a 'facelift,' making them look brand new, but without flipping or turning them, which can disrupt the ecosystem. Wash from top to bottom, allowing the dirty water and remaining small debris to collect at the lowest point of the pond, which can then be pumped out.

Goal: Clean the hard surfaces of the pond and waterfall/stream.

Tools and materials

  • Pressure Washer — Cleaning rocks, waterfall, and stream surfaces

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garden hose to my pressure washer and I'm going to just start cleaning the pond from the top down. I'm not flipping or turning or twisting any rocks. I am just giving the rocks a facelift. I'm gonna get them to where they look brand new, but I am just giving them a facelift and cleaning it on the face of the stove, right? I understand that this is done in the cold weather, right? This is done in 60° weather. Generally, you can start cleanouts when the pond water is about the same temperature as your hose water coming out. In the high 30s, 40 degrees is when you can start um and your fish are still kind of lethargic and stuff like that. You can you can start um pressure

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