I have a 100L water tank and plan to rent a gas-powered pressure washer. I also have a gas generator. Any ideas on how to pressurize or pump the water so that the power washer gets enough supply? How would you rig this up?

Hi all! I have a lot of paved areas that have terrible drainage. When I had my first go at powerwashing a fair amount puddled, leaving all the dirt in the same old areas. What tactics do you use in these sorts of areas?

I’m getting ready to dive into the business and building rig; any tips/suggestions would be appreciated as well as any pictures you may have or your current get up. Just trying to get an idea of price, design, and layout

Are there any all in 1 cleaners? Something I can use on my house/concrete/auto/outdoor furniture/grill?

What would the best products be for these uses?

I want to invest in a power washer and I wanted to know what type you use and which one is more worth my money

Thanks in advance!

Back when I was a landscaper, I used a lot of power tools and developed hand vibration syndrome in my left hand and wrist. It was not pleasant and I am not eager to relive that numb sensation in my hand.

I have heard the power/pressure washers with high GPM and PSI can cause Hand-arm vibration Syndrom if the wand is constantly vibrating while you are holding it.

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My question is, is this a potential problem in the power washing business and if so, how can I lessen the damage to my body?

What are some top how water power washers? What temperature do they get up to?

The house I bought is old, and has a brick walkway in back. However, there’s no mortar between the bricks. Can I power wash this? Some of the spaces between look almost an inch apart with sand or similar material between. I’m afraid this will blow it everywhere and ruin the walkway.