Today's demo didn't go well!

[JimFergerson]

Thanks Ron!!! :bow-down:

 

[dieseldad97]

Looks good Jim! So what ended up to be the right chem for the job?

 

[JimFergerson]

Looks good Jim! So what ended up to be the right chem for the job?

I didn't re-do them demo yet...

Still trying to get my "mix" correct.


The thing is, there's alot of vegetation there that i'm pretty concerned about.

 

[Mike V]

Vegetation? Pretty sure what ever you put on it will kill it. Sodium hypochlorite will for sure.

 

[JimFergerson]

Thanks Lou!!!

Thanks for all your help with the chemistry lesson!

Just got back from checking out the job that you helped out with lastnight...


It looks AWESOME in the daylight!!!

 

[JimFergerson]

Vegetation? Pretty sure what ever you put on it will kill it. Sodium hypochlorite will for sure.

Yeah, kinda figured as much. This is why i'm beating this thread to death...

There's not really that much vegetation around of the side door, but enough to kill if i'm not careful.


Most of the shrubs and palms are at the front door area, so i'm hoping that hot water alone will get it done.

 

[Clean County PW]

The only way to know for sure is when the area's you clean dry up. That says it all.

Good Luck

 

[Lou hoods&more]

Thanks for all your help with the chemistry lesson!

Just got back from checking out the job that you helped out with lastnight...


It looks AWESOME in the daylight!!!

Good deal, glad it worked out.

 

[Mike V]

Sweet, when will they let you know?

 

[JimFergerson]

Almost?

We got it about 97% better downstreaming Sodium Hydroxide/SH and ALOT of Hot water...

The mix seemed to do it's job, but it didn't dwell evenly. There was a few low spots that puddled-up, so the high spots didn't get as clean as they should of i think.
I tested my mix on my driveway with a sprayer and it turned out horrible...


Maybe i'll hit it again with a different mix?
:blink:

 

[Ron Musgraves]

You need to use Grounds keeper