If you're doing houses, if you're doing concrete, walkways, driveways, pressure washing houses, pressure washing fences when we're stripping a fence, this is what we use. All right. Today in this video, I'm going to be talking about fast and efficient pressure washing. The tools that I use to actually pressure wash. They're rotating nozzles. They agitate the surface. They clean a lot faster than say a flat nozzle, which most people are accustomed to. But in this video, I'm going to be talking about specifically these rotating nozzles. So, I get a lot of feedback on these nozzles. People see me using them and they're like, "You're just tearing up the siding. You're damaging the siding." So, I'm going to show you right here how effective a rotating nozzle is in agitating the surface, stripping the surface, cleaning the surface. I'm going to show you how, you know, you can really rip and tear things apart. But I'm also going to show you how I can actually clean a dirty screen and not tear it apart. So, I'm going to fire up the pressure washer and we're going to show you what this looks like. So, this is a piece of wood right here. Kind of a good example of a fence with maybe like a solid color stain on it. You know, right here, I stripped it. that's going to dry out. It's absolutely gonna look amazing. It'll look brand new. This was a piece of rough cut uh lumber right here. So, you can actually strip it. Here, I just used it just to clean it and not strip it. You can see even as soft as that is, the coating would actually, you know, come off if I got too close. The coating's still on there. I cleaned it. So, I can use it to clean. I can use it to strip. Here's a good example. It's drying out. I use the screen and I'll show you you how soft that it can actually be if used the right way. Now, these these nozzles right here behind, you know, somebody inexperienced, somebody, you know, not knowing what they're doing, yes, you can do some serious damage. I can teach somebody how to do this and use this nozzle within 10 minutes and then they're not going to damage anything. If I don't give them any tips, any advice at all, they walk up to the house, they're probably going to damage something, but they'll eventually figure it out like really quick. You can see it's starting to dry out. It cleaned the drywall dust off and yet it didn't damage the screen. So, here's a fence picket. So, example, backside of the fence, just use it to clean it. It's still completely smooth. No splinters, nothing. Didn't shred it. Didn't tear it up. here from up here up. I really tried to hit it hard. Tried to strip it a little bit. Lifted the wood fibers up and stuff and trying to clean trying to clean it and strip it. Yeah, it lifts the wood fibers up. It tears it up a little bit, but it's looks like it was, you know, when it came out it was rough cut cedar. So, it all depends on the user. Once again, it's it's fast and effective. If you're doing houses, if you're doing concrete, any like anything and everything. So whenever I'm doing walkways, driveways, pressure washing houses, pressure washing fences, when we're stripping a fence, this is what we use. So rotating nozzles for fast, efficient pressure washing.
