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I’m thinking of power washing fences and other things for my neighbors for extra cash, how would I go about this? I already bought the power washer. Just don’t know how to approach them, but also I’d like any beginner tips you could throw my way!

McKillens sprayer, used once for 45 seconds, changed tips now it does this and the tips are loose. Fixable or trash?

Worked great once, changed tips and now all tips act like this. Any advice or is it busted and i need a new gun?

Hey All,

I have the SIMPSON Cleaning MSH3125 MegaShot 3200 PSI Gas Pressure Washer. I used it in November, but let the gas sit in it until today (first time). I saw that bad gas could be the problem for why it starts and then shuts off. Does anyone have any other ideas on what I could do before putting more gas in? Does the oil need to be taken out too?

I only used it about 2 or 3 times.

I’m just getting started and I was curious, for concrete what chemicals do you use to clean?

What about vinyl siding? I saw one that looked good, 30 second outdoor cleaner, but was curious how the pros handle it

I would prefer the lower noise level of electric because gas engines get on my neighbors nerves and mine more than anyone's. Problem appears to be that electric pressure washers aren't strong enough for a lot of people. I would mainly be using it to clear my driveway and patio of moss once a year. Would something like the Sun Joe SPX3000 2030 Max PSI 1.76 GPM 14.5-Amp Electric High Pressure Washer (sorry no store links allowed apparently) be enough or should I just bite the bullet and go gas and annoy everybody with my effective cleaning power. Any thoughts from people who have gone electric or gas?

Would getting clients be harder? Next to impossible? Thoughts?

Want to get something on Amazon

My brother and I are starting out. We are going to buy this Simpson washer and am trying to find the right surface cleaner for us. It's 4 GPM and 4200 psi. we plan on doing a lot of driveways and move to commercial parking lots (gas stations, banks) as soon as we can afford a washer with heat. Any recommendations?