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What Is a Pressure Washer?
Connecting Hoses to a Pressure Washer
Pressure Washer Maintenance
Starting a Pressure Washer
Preparing to Pressure Wash
Pre-Wetting a Surface for Pressure Washing
Pressure Washing Brush Strokes
Pressure Washing Cleaners
Ladder Safety While Pressure Washing
Pressure Washing Test
Cleaning Windows With a Pressure Washer
Cleaning Patio Stones With a Pressure Washer
Cleaning a Deck With a Pressure Washer
Storing a Pressure Washer
Cleaning a Driveway With a Pressure Washer
Peeling Paint Problems While Pressure Washing
Cleaning a Walkway With a Pressure Washer
Cleaning a Porch With a Pressure Washer
Summary: Watch as a seasoned professional demonstrates the correct brush stroke to use for pressure washing in this free online video about home maintenance.
CR Willey has been working for himself for the past 14 years doing lawns and landscape and pressure washing homes, boats, driveways, walkways, you name it. He'll occasionally soak a...read more
"In this clip we're going to talk about the motion that you use to pressure wash. You mostly want to use like a brushing motion to try and peel away, strip away some of the rough stuff. As you look at the cone, of the pressure washer, you can see it's a triangle. You want to use that triangle; you've got to find the area where you can start peeling away, some of the grime. Like here's this black spot here, you can just peel it away the closer you get. We're going to get some cleaner and put a little cleaner on there, to help peel away this process a little easier. If it doesn't come off first with water, then you want to go to some cleaners. I'll go close it!"
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