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:: Safe Pressure Washer Use
Before using a pressure washer, review the manufacturer's guidelines about operation. Every pressure washer model is different and following the directions for your model will help you operate it safely and effectively.
Assess your project and develop a plan. Consider the flow of gravity: if you're pressure washing siding or a fence, work from top to bottom, for decks and driveways, work downhill. Consider breakable and delicate objects such as windows, vents or light fixtures that you'll want to avoid pressure washing.
Select a nozzle, or tip, for the project. Nozzles attach to the end of the pressure-
Decide if you'll use chemicals. Most models have an injector or special nozzle that allows you to add detergents or degreasers to the pressure spray. Adding chemicals can make some cleaning projects easier. Consult the owner's manual for help selecting the appropriate chemical solution and about how to add chemicals to your pressure washer.
Put on protective eyewear and gloves before you begin. If the motor is loud, you also might want ear plugs or protective headphones.
Before starting your pressure washer, check that all connections are tight, a loose nozzle can become a projectile that will hurt people and damage property when you turn on the power.
Start the pressure washer and test the spray. Begin by spraying away from the surface or object you want to clean and then slowly point the wand toward it from 3 to 4 feet away. Make a few passes and then stop for a moment to see if it is clean. If not, move closer.
After determining the ideal spraying distance, continue making slow, methodical passes over the surface until you've cleaned the surface or object to your satisfaction.
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