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gingerandtabby

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1 in 10 yr usage ???

Just buy one, as not expensive, and you can use to wash your car/mb.   For mold removal, you need one with 2 wands, or you either be stripping the paint off our vehicles, or not being able for blast the mold away.

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14 minutes ago, gingerandtabby said:

Where can I rent a pressure washer? I don't want to buy one for a once-in10-years usage.

Once you buy one you will find a use for it regular some good ones now in home pro, 

I washed all the walls down on our villa you wouldn't believe the crap that came off, I wanted to do the roof but I'm to old for getting up there, you should see the difference, 

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25 minutes ago, ChipButty said:

Once you buy one you will find a use for it regular some good ones now in home pro, 

I washed all the walls down on our villa you wouldn't believe the crap that came off, I wanted to do the roof but I'm to old for getting up there, you should see the difference, 

Absolutely correct. For a little as 3000 baht, they have endless cleaning capbilities beyond the car, driveway and house siding. Patio furniture, door and window screens, plant pots, motorbikes, cats...

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2 minutes ago, NanLaew said:

Absolutely correct. For a little as 3000 baht, they have endless cleaning capbilities beyond the car, driveway and house siding. Patio furniture, door and window screens, plant pots, motorbikes, cats...

I spent a bit more than that on one, we have a big old wooden table and chairs almost antique I'd say get the jet wash out and comes up like new i don't even bother covering it up no more, then the gutters if you have them can give them a good blasting twice a year, I like to keep the outside walls clean and on the top have you ever noticed Thais never paint the top usually it's black, I usually do the soi outside my house, 

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22 hours ago, ChipButty said:

Once you buy one you will find a use for it regular some good ones now in home pro, 

I washed all the walls down on our villa you wouldn't believe the crap that came off, I wanted to do the roof but I'm to old for getting up there, you should see the difference, 

So useful!

 

Just spending the week cleaning the black mold/algae from our driveway.

 

Ive bought a few Hyundai power washers.  Unfortunately it's practically impossible to replace the Hose if it cracks.  If you go the buying route, get one that you can replace the power hose.

 

I bought a few on Lazada, cheaper than any shop but impossible to cover the 1 year warranty.   

 

I'm using the Storm, works great.  Look around probably cheaper options. 

 

 

 

 

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23 hours ago, gingerandtabby said:

Where can I rent a pressure washer? I don't want to buy one for a once-in10-years usage.

I bought one 10 years ago when I came here. Used it many many times. Not expensive.

 

The house I am renting has the yard covered in pavers. Each year after the wet season they turn black from the mold. So it gets good use then. Plus all the other uses.

 

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The best investment in small time money was definitely a pressure water. I use it every two, three days. It's never in its box. Many brands available and probably equally good. I have mine since about 12 years.

 

 

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Word of warning NEVER  use power washer for cleaning roof tiles as my brother who is a roofer in the uk told me , He has had to replace whole roofs after people cleaned tiles with power washer as is makes the tiles porous & leak like hell .Only  way to clean them is with a hard brush

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