Power Washing Floor

[kirth]

I am not looking at a sparkling floor just cleaning on of some grime, some grease and paint will a pressure washer in the 4000 to 5000 psi do a decent job? Any sort cleaner recommended?

 

[Icky1911]

Spray some Simple Green and lightly scrub the area's in question. 4,000-5,000 psi should do the trick. I've even sprayed Gunk (engine cleaner) on concrete and it has worked as well.

 

[NOZZLEMAN]

If your near a Lowes I just got some "purple industrial degreaser" in concentrate. That stuff is NUCLEAR and brought everything off the floor. I then followed with TSP and rinsed, rinsed, rinsed and rinsed some more. We then put down some oil based floor paint from Lowes that's $24 a gallon I think and it looks awesome and is sticking great.

 

[930dreamer]

I like the industrial buffer with a green/black pad.

 

[Shadowdog500]

I picked up a ezcleaner surface cleaner attachment for my pressure washer at Home Depot a few weeks ago and love it.
Here is a video

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Your pressure washer may put out more PSI than it can handle but you can get commercial models.

Chris

 

[BRENT in 10-uh-C]

I picked up a ezcleaner surface cleaner attachment for my pressure washer at Home Depot a few weeks ago and love it.
Here is a video

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Your pressure washer may put out more PSI than it can handle but you can get commercial models.

Chris

So what would happen if I were to connect this to my Steam Jennie cleaner w/o the burner turned on?

 

[Shadowdog500]

So what would happen if I were to connect this to my Steam Jennie cleaner w/o the burner turned on?

Not sure you would have enough pressure, but they do make similar surface cleaners for a steam jenny. http://www.refreshyourhome.com/RH-S...ny/steamjenny-pages/SPINNER-HARD-Surface.html