Telescopic Pressure Washer Lances

[Matthew Norman]

I need to remove some mortar smears from a 3 story building and won't be able to use a lift because the power lines are in the way.

Who has used them and do you think I can get the job done with it?

 

[jlpressure]

Jim Carroll of Inlet Pressure washing here in Myrtle Beach all he does is brick and block cleaning, he uses the Coreress (sp) wand ALL THE TIME for that. Let me know if you need to talk with him I can give you his number. Nice guy he goes all over the country pretty much and does these himself or with a helper

 

[Matthew Norman]

What is the Coreress (sp) wand??

 

[Kory]

thoses tel. wands suck in my opinion they bend backwards which would be bad news around power lines.
Can you rig yourself from the top and scale down a little?

 

[Scott Stone]

Just my opinion, but I have to agree with Kory. They are great for chemical cleaning, but if you have to get pressure on something, they are ineffective, at best.

 

[jlpressure]

I'm not talking about those PITA yellow noodles the Coress is a MUCH lighter tool and can work well. They are expensive thou, real expensive

 

[Carolina Prowash]

They are invaluable for situations just like the one you're talking about. We use ours for multiple things, from cleaning way up stuff (brick included) to staining high.

www.pitchwitch.com - http://www.pitchwitch.com/listitems.cfm?category=PowerWand That's the direct page it's on.

 

[Matthew Norman]

thoses tel. wands suck in my opinion they bend backwards which would be bad news around power lines.
Can you rig yourself from the top and scale down a little?

I thought about doing something like this, like the window cleaning biz do.