High-pressure cleaner, but which one?

  • Erstellt am 2022-01-15 05:48:01

rick2018

2022-01-17 22:00:08
  • #1
Did not mean these "Ufos" but brushes that are mounted on a carrier or tractor. What also works well are the joint attachments that can be used with brush cutters.
 

lin0r87

2022-01-19 10:06:09
  • #2
I like this forum^^ Many opinions when you need them and at the same time the support :)

I really wanted to restore the stones to factory condition with a high-pressure cleaner, but the experience of some colleagues here changes my perspective. A pressure washer is probably not the solution.

You have convinced me that I will resort to scrubbing. The risk that I will damage the new stones or slabs is high.^^



My to-do list is long and getting longer :) Especially since management holds the longer lever...



I need that ... :D
 

haydee

2022-01-19 10:13:19
  • #3
I simply advertised for good old scrubbing.
 

11ant

2022-01-19 11:50:19
  • #4
Does that mean you are still not that far along, and you just have a bunch of todos to tackle? Or are you even slow, and the moss is growing in the gaps of the to-do list?
 

Reinhard84.2

2022-01-19 18:13:37
  • #5


Driveway, sidewalk, outside, scrubbing?:D:oops: When I was young, about 5 years ago, people swept with the broom with the red bristles for 5 €. Insider tip, give it a try.;)
 

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