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Villager
VHW 80 (GB)
The cleaning power of detergents comes from applying them to a surface and
giving the chemicals time to break down the dirt and grime. Detergents work best
when applied at low pressure. The combination of chemical action and high
pressure rinsing is very effective. On vertical surfaces, apply the detergent starting
at the bottom and work your way upward. This will prevent the detergent from
sliding down and causing streaks. High pressure rinsing should also progress from
the bottom to top. On particularly tough stains, it may be necessary to use a brush
in combination with detergents and high pressure rinsing.
Operation
The following cleaning procedure will help you to organize your cleaning task,
andensure that you achieve the most beneficial results in the shortest amount of
time. Remember to use the spraying/cleaning techniques previously listed.
1.
Surface preparation
Before starting a pressure wash cleaning job, it is important to prepare the surface
that is to be cleaned. This is done by cleaning the area of furniture, and making
sure that all windows and doors are closed tight. In addition, you should make sure
that all plants and trees adjacent to the cleaning area are protected by a drop cloth.
This will ensure that your plants won’t be sprayed by the detergents
.
2.
Initial High Pressure Rinse
The next step is to spray the cleaning surface with water to clear off any dirt or
grime that may have collected on the surface. This will allow your detergent to
attack the deep down dirt that has worked its way into the cleaning surface. Before
triggering the gun, adjust the nozzle to a wide fan pattern and slowly adjust to the
desired spray pattern. This will help you avoid applying too much concentrated
spray to the surface which could cause damage.
3. Detergent Application
Use the instructions Appropriate
for model Purchased.
NOTE:
Use only detergents
formulated for pressure washes.
NOTE:
Test detergent in an
inconspicuous area before use.
Figure 7
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Detergent application
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