Skip to main content
Stesso

Demonstrate Versatile Cleaning on a Fence Picket

2:20
3:22
3.3K views

At 2:20 in

Which Pressure Washer Nozzle Works BEST Before Exterior Painting?

Watch on YouTube

What happens here

To further demonstrate control, the presenter uses a new fence picket made of rough-cut cedar. He first cleans one side gently with the rotating nozzle, showing that it remains smooth with no splinters or shredding. Then, he intentionally applies more pressure and closer proximity to another section of the picket, showing how it can lift the wood fibers and create a slightly more textured, 'stripped' appearance, similar to the original rough-cut state. This illustrates the range from gentle cleaning to light stripping on a single piece of material.

Goal: Show both gentle cleaning and intentional light stripping on new wood

Tools and materials

  • Pressure Washer — Providing high-pressure water
  • Rotating Nozzle — The specific nozzle used for demonstration
  • New Fence Picket — Demonstrating varied cleaning intensity

What they say

Hide

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

Auto-generated from the video audio.