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Hi !
Obviously have done my fair share of conservatory roofs over the years with good results.
If priced correctly apart from being a nice extra earner I also get quite a lot of satisfaction seeing the before and afters and customer feedback.
So much that I think it's about time to invest in some specific conservatory roof equipment.
I've been having good results just using standard Gardiner pole and brush headsÂ
Widely available standard detergents for the agitation stage an initial rinse off with tap water which not only saves pure water but gives you better rising. Then Unger pole blading of water and finally a purified water rinse which pushes down any last amounts of tap water that may be left and leaves it with a clear finish.
However I've been looking at this videoÂ
And I have a question to some of you guys the first one was on my mind can you actually pressure wash a roof like this guy does.?Essentially its a much better initial rinse then I'm getting with standard garden pressure not only that but it will also take off any other last pieces of stubborn green dots.
I love that spray machine how it just covers the entire conservatory in white what is that and where to buy?
Can anyone recommend a solution that would be in that machine? I really wouldn't take any risks so nothing like tfr horror stories I heard.
Any sort of brush head perhaps using an unger Pole rather then a gardiner pole and brush.?
Finally which pressure washer is recommend and what sort of pressure maybe just a kartcher as a petrol one may be too high? It might as well be a reasonable one for patios as well tho. Noticed the pressure washer seems to have some sort of a gooseneck which is really neat.
It looks like quite a medium pressure hes using on the roof? I would worry that full pressure could damage the seals.
Any other tips and tricks or clarification on exactly what sort of pressure he's using be great!
Obviously have done my fair share of conservatory roofs over the years with good results.
If priced correctly apart from being a nice extra earner I also get quite a lot of satisfaction seeing the before and afters and customer feedback.
So much that I think it's about time to invest in some specific conservatory roof equipment.
I've been having good results just using standard Gardiner pole and brush headsÂ
Widely available standard detergents for the agitation stage an initial rinse off with tap water which not only saves pure water but gives you better rising. Then Unger pole blading of water and finally a purified water rinse which pushes down any last amounts of tap water that may be left and leaves it with a clear finish.
However I've been looking at this videoÂ
And I have a question to some of you guys the first one was on my mind can you actually pressure wash a roof like this guy does.?Essentially its a much better initial rinse then I'm getting with standard garden pressure not only that but it will also take off any other last pieces of stubborn green dots.
I love that spray machine how it just covers the entire conservatory in white what is that and where to buy?
Can anyone recommend a solution that would be in that machine? I really wouldn't take any risks so nothing like tfr horror stories I heard.
Any sort of brush head perhaps using an unger Pole rather then a gardiner pole and brush.?
Finally which pressure washer is recommend and what sort of pressure maybe just a kartcher as a petrol one may be too high? It might as well be a reasonable one for patios as well tho. Noticed the pressure washer seems to have some sort of a gooseneck which is really neat.
It looks like quite a medium pressure hes using on the roof? I would worry that full pressure could damage the seals.
Any other tips and tricks or clarification on exactly what sort of pressure he's using be great!
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