How Do You Clean Concrete With A Pressure Washer?
Cleaning concrete with a pressure washer is one of the easiest types of work you can do with a pressures washer. Almost invariably the work is below you at your feet, which is much easier than working over your head or even at eye level. Sometimes it’s important to clean concrete, since under certain conditions slippery mold and/or mildew grows on it. That’s to say nothing of the aesthetic success that comes from pressure-washing concrete. Not only does most concrete clean up really well, some concrete actually looks brand new after pressure-washing it. Place the pressure washer so that not only is it out of the way, but is also positioned in such as way as to minimize having to move it too often, if at all. Clear away anything that may encumber your ability to pressure-wash freely, especially any objects on the concrete your are cleaning. Connect the pressure-washing hoses, pressure-washing gun and wand, and inlet water hose. Turn on the water and start the pressure washer. Wet down a
