Doug Rucker

I do not, but I have in the past. It really all depends on the condition of the RV/Travel Trailer. The ones I've done are usually heavy with algae and organic growth, so I used a house wash mix. If they are just wanting a wash down then I'd use a surfactant like our Dougie Fresh only. Pretty much like washing a car.

I will be hosting my next Difference Maker Pressure Washing School In Houston Texas February 20,21 at the Marriott Kingwood. I've invited two great friends, Ray Burke and Pat Clark to join me. Here is a video discussing what we will be teaching as well as a link to sign up. https://www.pressurecleaningschool.com/event/pressure-washing-difference-maker-school/

I don't think I knew it was your birthday...wish I'd of known, my wife would of made a cake....lol....Happy Belated and great meeting you.

Welcome aboard, Ca, it was great meeting you here this week and look forward to continuing working with you to help in any way I can.

Look awesome Donald....look up Everett Abrams, the wizard of wood Also I hear good things about Caleb Roth with Stan & Seal Experts

A few different ways I'll price a roof... 1) I shoot for or start with .28-30 cents a square foot. Higher if Tile 2) I mostly base my price off of the variables of the job, How dirty it is, how much roof debris, gutter debris, pitch, gutters or no gutters, if no gutters is the drip line right above plants or shrubs?, landscaping issues, etc.....some times it basically coms time to what I think the job is worth and how much time it is. Sometimes a not so dirty roof can take longer than a real dirty roof, depending on the variables mentioned above. There are many around my area that do roofs much cheaper than I, but I stick to my price. There is a much larger risk factor doing roofs than houses or concrete.

Welcome aboard, great to have you here...

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Here's a question on equipment recommendations I received: Q: We are looking for a soft wash program mainly roof washing and house cleaning, the normal. Our business is leaned towards more high end communities. Like I've stated, we've been doing power washing for over five years. We use primarily Landa power washers and our main rig has 2 with 2, 500 gallon tanks. We use a combination of different solutions and have found a syst that works for power washing. We are normally booked passed a month. My main reason for looking into soft wash is the efficiency of it. What type of set up would we need to get into it? Do you offer a set up we can purchase, mount on a trunk and ready to go? I'm just looking for options to be optimal for our season. I appreciate your help. My Answer: I have an online training school,, over 200 videos, that covers soft washing and a whole bunch of other things....here is a link that will have all the videos listed. You can check it out and see if it would be a good fit for you. https://www.pressurecleaningschool.com/join/ For a soft wash system the only one I sell is the Kingslinger....I like it because of the small foot print, we have it on our truck skid, and we use it for cleaning roofs mainly. Cleaning houses we use the downstream method, but you can certainly use this, and then have someone following doing the rinsing, or if one man operation, then he apply's with it then picks up pressure hose and rinses. The kingslinger comes ready to go, all you have to do is attach the pump/mixing station to the compressor, video in the link on how, it's very easy. Then all you have to do is plumb it to your tanks. The mixing station allows you to adjust your mix ratios on the fly, as opposed to batch mixing where you have to add more water or bleach, to guess, and adjust your ratio. https://www.dougruckerstore.com/products/kingslinger-soft-wash-system-air-diaphragm/

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Just bumping this thread as a reminder....about the app for this forum

Welcome Brian from B-Clean to the forum....

Here is an awesome surface cleaner we have on sale through January 16th 2020 for 235$ plus shipping. Great surface cleaner for 235$. I was impressed with how well this cleaned using my 5GPM 3500 PSI machine...even if it only last a year or so, you will have gotten your moneys wort...but I'm pretty confident you'll get longer than that. Surface Cleaner 18" Poly Floater HPC #RS6196 The 18” poly version comes as a floater we do offer an optional caster / bracket kit for it (#RS6199 @ $19.57 per set of 4) The handle on the poly model is powder coated steel Rated up to 8 GPM @ 4000 PSI / 212º F Two nozzle spray arm w 2#25025 nozzles

Heres a link you can use to figure up mix %..scroll down to the bottom and you ca enter the % you want and then the gallons you want to make and it will tell you many ounces to add. Great to use for mixing in sprayers and pump ups.... https://calculate-this.com/percent-solution-calculator-gallons