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Fan Setting:
(Fig. 20)
Use the fan spray when cleaning windows, patio furniture, siding etc.
Place the nozzle approximately four to five feet away from the surface with the nozzle at a forty
five degree angle. Squeeze the trigger and vary the fan spray pattern and angle until optimum
cleaning efficiency is achieved.
(Fig. 21)
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Soap Setting:
(Fig. 22)
Use this setting when using detergent to help clean the hard to clean
surfaces and additional chemical is needed to break up the dirt.
Detergent Operation
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Use detergents designed for power washers. We offer four power washer detergents. They
are Auto, Motorcycle, Boat and Universal. These can be purchased online at our website
www.arblueclean.com
. Hardware stores or home centers also have power washer
detergents. The cleaning solution should be the consistency of water in order to prevent
clogging your detergent nozzle.
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This system applies detergent under low pressure. The cleaning power of the detergents is
enhanced when applied with low pressure; when time is allowed to penetrate and break down
dirt and grime. The combination of low pressure and chemical action is very effective and can
be better than scrubbing if applied properly. Always spray detergent on a dry surface, do not
pre-soak area. Wetting the surface first dilutes the detergent and reduces its cleaning ability.
Do not allow detergent to dry on surface. On vertical surfaces being cleaned, apply detergent
to lower surfaces and work your way up to prevent detergent from causing streaks in the dirt
and grime. Rinse detergent by power washing from bottom up for same reason.
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If a stain is particularly tough, it may be necessary to reapply the detergent and use a stiff bris-
tled brush to scrub the stain. Subsequent power washing after brushing should successfully
complete your cleaning job.
Fixed Brush Use
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Attach the fixed brush to help scrub surfaces to get them clean. Can be used on lawn
Fig. 20
Fig. 21
Fig. 22
