Young man, I want to congratulate you on the beautiful work you have done! Take feedback and suggestions with a grain of salt. You are very young and with time you will gain more knowledge, more experience and continuous improvement. Have you made any mistakes? Maybe. Could you do a better job? Maybe. I am sitting on my sofa, watching you. Who am I to judge your work? NOBODY! Some of the suggestions were well-intentioned and really helpful. Others were just mean. Keep doing what you are doing, keep your channel growing and in a few years you’ll be excellent!!! DO NOT LISTEN TO NASTY COMMENTS. Continue to do your work with commitment, honesty, integrity, tenacity and passion. Thank you for sharing your videos. In no time your work will reach the highest possible standards and be outstanding!
Guys, HERE is The Savior HalleluYAH translates “Praise ye YaH” YaH is The Heavenly Father YaH arrives via the TENT OF MEETING YaH was Who they Crucified for our sins YaH was Crucified on an Almond TREE Ancient Semitic of Moshe (Moses) Isa Scroll (The Original Isaiah) Isaiah 42:8 "I am YaH; that is my Name! I will not yield my glory to another or my praise to idols.” Isaiah 43:11 “I am YAH, and there is no other Savior but Me.” Isaiah 45:5 “I am YaH, and there is none else.”
First timer here. I admire your ambition and work ethic. You would benefit from tips from very experienced people in the business. Always work from the top down and that includes walls. Use the pressure head to propel itself so you don’t need to tire your upper body. Where there is surface dirt wash it off before cleaning. You have a great future in this business.
Im no expert but i watched a video from a guy in the US and he said use chlorine from the pool store on drive ways as a detergent… maybe worth a think apparently its cheap with no scrubbing?
My brother has a pressure washing company and sometimes brings me along to help him with the big jobs that he would struggle with alone, we had a reaction like this last week and it honestly made my day, can only imagine how it makes my brother feel hearing things like that too. The customer said he moved in 14 years ago and never pressure washed it once, it came out looking amazing.
@@pristinepressurecleaning Hey man are you working in australia. I was thinking of giving pressure washing a try but don't know much about it and was worried weather there much work for pressure washing in australia.
Only 6 minutes into the video and need to say that this property looks massive. And I am excited to see the end product because the tiles seem to have so many colours just waiting to be revealed. Big project for a one man team.
Tip: Get yourself a weight bag for holding down tent poles. It will wrap around your center port and is waterproof. Did this on my surface power washer and it works great.
Can't make it sound like a good thing by using 25 liters instead of the usual 32 liters. It's Still a monumental waste of precious water and energy. I vote for dirty driveways, to save the planet.
I had the same problem with the front lifting. I had a friend weld a post on the front, and then I just slide on a few weightlifting plates, 5lb and 10lb as needed. Works like a charm. Great video 👍
Beautiful job! I love how you saved the earthworm! How about just using those rubber coated weights they use in gyms? Or perhaps making adjustments to allow the handle of your machine to come down a bit lower so you can do the steep driveways?
when you leave a comment for someone try to make it sound more helpful than critical so they'll appreciate the feedback verses possibly being defensive about it. Try ending it with something positive they did. Comments are helpful to his channel.
You did an amazing job and hats off to you for not going gun-ho on that Indian Sandstone and giving and treating it with respect. It's nice when the customers reaction say's it all.
I would start there too, just so all the dirty water doesn't run all over the cleaned parts. I think it would just save a bit of work. Also wet the drive and clean the leaves, the chemicals tend to work better. Just a few ideas. Your work ethic is admirable. This is rare for a young guy. Well done though, it looks lovely.
He did say it was raining so maybe he'd usually use a blower for the leaves first but trying to blow wet leaves is a hassle, maybe the pressure washer makes easier work of it. Just my guess.
@@SupportMensMentalHealth actually no because then you get a big build up of dirt which is not ideal. Start from the bottom work your way up then do a final rinse top to bottom
You really did a great job. That last soap cleaning with you scrubbing with the brush broom made a HUGE difference. I was surprised it came so clean. Congratulations!
Yessssss!! It is beautiful! I can't believe what a BIG color change from dirty to clean could be so obvious. Those stairs are really popping now. You did such a good job and thanks much for sharing it with us!
I can't believe the transformation after using their power washing service! My house looks so much cleaner. Their attention to detail is commendable and I'm thrilled with the results!
Take your pressure washer to a metal fabrication guy/ welder. Have him mount a few pieces of angle iron in such a way that you can slide either a brick/paver or a piece of metal bar stock into it when you need the extra weight.
@@ldpy33 Sounds like another good idea! Although a magnet that size and weight might be too strong making it difficult to remove nor would you want a finger to get caught up in there. Yikes!
@@chrisb.2741could use an epoxy to attach a few inexpensive neodymium magnets to the top of the unit then just slap a chunk of iron on whenever you need weight. With the right amount of magnets they would hold the iron in place but not have so much force that you couldn't pull the iron off by hand.
The aerial view was like what a mess and i am sure that it has taken 4-6 hours at least. Cool job m8. The owner reaction indicated that he is more than happy. That's the biggest reward.
It was so great getting a good reaction after the clean! I’m super happy the customer was pleased with the work and it definitely was a long job! The videos always make them look easy but the work is definitely tough sometimes 💪 I appreciate your continued support 🙏
Your videos are awesome. It is really obvious that you take pride in what you do. You explain what, how and the process throughout your videos, you even take the time to reply to comments. I agree it is your best video todate. Look forward to seeing the next challenge that you have
Thank you! I enjoy taking breaks throughout the cleaning to run people through it as I think it ads a bit more interest to the video but it’s tough to get a good balance with enough cleaning and talking! I’m glad you enjoyed 😁
not to compare it to your work, but I love doing this in my own backyard. I am handicapped but I can still do bits everyday from the chair, my garden is big, for living downtown, so it takes me a week... love that instant gratification. what I want to say I love you job!!
That’s awesome Sarah! I love that you’re still able to get some pressure cleaning done from the chair! It is a very rewarding and satisfying job I must say 😁
Excellent work, looks lovely. The customers reaction was precious. That house reminded me of a place I used to live at, very steep driveway and steps. From the Lounge we could look out at the sea and surroundings. Thanks for sharing, bought back good memories. 😊
Congratulations on a awesome job. May God continue blessing you in all you do. Thank you all the way from Blue Island Illinois of the united States of America 🇺🇸 👍🏼
Yall don't pay attention. He said why he was working that way this time. He still has to clean dirty water from the concrete either way. It's not going to dirty it all over again.
Try a sandbag, you should already have them for in between pavers and don't really move much because of the weight, and and elastic strap if its weight isn't enough to keep it on top.
Great job. What is the siphon nozzle that you used to apply the chemical mixture from the bucket? Would love to find one. The siphon on my pressure washer doesn't load enough chemical to do much of a pre-soak. Thanks in advance for your reply.
What a beautiful view for sure! I think this was your best video to date. What an outstanding job you did especially considering how steep the driveway and steps are!! 👏
I would suggest a small nylon sandbag on your washer with two straps around the arms that you push. This gives you something where you can distribute the weight each time you need it 😉👍✨
Quand on vit dans une maison aussi grande et sûrement très chère, c’est une honte de ne pas avoir les moyens de l’entretenir. Les plus riches sont parfois les plus radins 😮 bravo jeune homme pour votre travail. ❤❤❤
idea for added weight to the surface cleaner .... strips of velcro on the cleaner, and use gym weights with velcro as well. then you can adjust weights as needed, 1kg up to 25kg (if the casters can handle that much). :) cheers, and great vid.
This was very interesting. Thank you for posting it. RE: the weight at the front of the scrubber - try a loose weight, i.e., small stones, and put them in a burlap bag. This may help the weight better conform to the shape of the scrubber top and also make it easier to secure the bag to the scrubber using bungie cords. I've used a power washer for years, first on my own property and them on my neighbors' properties. I've found that I can cut work times by 35% by using a preheated for the water.😮
Such awesome camera angles and decent view...I live your humble videos...u r the sweetest...should have social media creds in bio for more followers...
Hey Jeremy! I’m super happy for you brother and I really hope it’s successful for you! I’m always happy to chat and give as much advice as I can on anything I know. There is a really great FB page called “Mobile Pressure Cleaning And Exterior Cleaning Australia And New Zealand”. It’s got all the Aussie Haines owners on there and tonnes or great advice! You can even find a few posts from me on there and reach out that way if you search my name!
Magnetic weights may work. Or get some suction pad holders/receivers that you can use to secure brick down with some tape/string attached to the suction pads.
As someone who's done quite a few jobs like this, I wasn't surprised by the result. Most of that gunk looked like stuff that was just built up, not actually in the stone. Rusty patches are much worse lol
You may also need to consider wearing not just gumboots, but also wearing an N95 respirator mask, nitrile chemical resistant rubber gloves and ventilated safety goggles to not breathe in the fumes from the chemicals and to avoid it from splashing onto your skin or face
hi Connor, hope your oke,i watch your video after midnight over here in the Netherlands, i have to laugh at you, so funny you wher sometimes and than all those stairs wow, how manny steps did you walk up and down,you did realy a hell of a job to clean that driveway, but you wher succesfull, the pavers look nice and clean again,i enjoyed to see this video, thanks for showing Connor, see you next time brother.😃👍💪👋
Man, i loved the house. The ultra high walls and so many stairs, the castle like feel. I yhink everyone who has seen this video will agree with me. If you can pass on our collective compliments to the owner for his amazing residence.
Hey legend, I use an xjet to spray on my chemical. It’s just a Venturi nozzle that sucks whatever the hose is dipped into and mixes it with water (kinda like a foam cannon).
@@scezzyg8814 It kind of depends on what I'm cleaning however I usually go 50/50 or sometimes 30/70 with a mix of chlorine/water. I also add a dash of bleach stable soap like EBC or NWC House Wash soap to make it foam up nicely when needed. The X-jet also has little coloured proportioner things you can put into the attachment that allow you to control your mix strength a lot more accurately but I lost mine a long time ago.
Tie a string to the caster brackets and to the hose or use aluminum wire. Or make a cloth bag for the brick and add strings to the corners to tie to the machine. Your customers cars have been carrying this "?" into the garage (see floor inside the door). Customer should hire you to clean this floor also. You are a very hard working person. Good job.
Nice work! Since you asked, next time maybe you can try very long ty raps. Install a couple around the brick, and a couple others around the shaft and attached to the first ty raps. Good luck!
I used to stop and wait for water all the time which was a pain. Grab yourself an 19mm water hose and fittings. Has over double the flow and I’ve not run out since. Even on tank water, the hose was the best investment. Amazing video though, keep it up
I have a long 19mm hose sitting in the shed but it weighs a tonne!! I currently don’t have a hose reel for my supply hose but when I get one I’ll definitely be using the 19mm for supply! I appreciate you watching and the tip!
Another great job you did here. Very ingenious using the brick like that to hold down your machine. This was another big job and it came out fantastic!!! Keep up the good work!! I hope he has you come back to do the upper patio!!
It looks really nice and you did a great job. And good job saving the worm. When the chemicals go to the street, they usually go directly into waterways and the slug of dirt and chemicals can impact aquatic life and water quality. Its illegal under federal law in the US to pressure wash chemicals to the streets and to the waterways, but it happens frequently.
You are 100% right! It’s also illegal here in Australia - as it should be! We bag off street gutters with chemical absorbent booms and water filled booms to stop any dirt and chemicals from running into our storm water drains. I just don’t film it or post it on RUclips because it’s not the point of my videos or something of interest for most I think. This job all the water ran down the hill into the bush as there are no storm water drains along this road that we’re going to come into contact with the dirty run-off!
Great job Connor, came up perfect, loved your customer's response and your explanations, it's good to know the what, whys, whens, how's of your clean. Are you cleaning the top deck at a later date? (you may have said and I missed it) Do you hose down that busy road afterwards?
It might get done in the future! Would be cool to return to the area! I definitely made sure the road was all cleaned up before leaving! It’s one of our selling points that we don’t leave any mess behind 😎! I appreciate your support 🙏
@@pristinepressurecleaning saves you money on a gym membership though! My eldest came home tonight with really sore legs but he’s paying the gym for the privilege 😂
Three ideas; either get some rare earth magnets (they sell them with hooks, you can zip tie a block of lead to,) or a big car body working two stage suction cup (with zip ties and ballast again) or lastly, cut a thin plank of wood that slips under those rods on the sides,,screw in eye hooks to the wood zip tie the eyes hooks to the bars, then screw some ballast to the plank. I can draw you a few designs if you're interested.
The magnets was a common suggestion! I think it’s the easiest but I’m not sure if any will stick to the surface! A suction cup sort of thing sounds super simple and not a bad idea at all!
@@pristinepressurecleaning If you google "stanley heavy duty vacuum suction cup" you should be able to find the lever-type that stanley makes, they're rated for 200lbs, sooo..
I was super proud of this one! The walls are extremely fragile so not sure how well they’d come up with just a chemical wash. Can’t touch them with pressure if they fall apart 😭
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This house is literally a brick yard. All of that brick and stone work is incredibly beautiful. Nice job.
Young man, I want to congratulate you on the beautiful work you have done! Take feedback and suggestions with a grain of salt. You are very young and with time you will gain more knowledge, more experience and continuous improvement. Have you made any mistakes? Maybe. Could you do a better job? Maybe. I am sitting on my sofa, watching you. Who am I to judge your work? NOBODY! Some of the suggestions were well-intentioned and really helpful. Others were just mean. Keep doing what you are doing, keep your channel growing and in a few years you’ll be excellent!!! DO NOT LISTEN TO NASTY COMMENTS. Continue to do your work with commitment, honesty, integrity, tenacity and passion. Thank you for sharing your videos. In no time your work will reach the highest possible standards and be outstanding!
You are very kind and I really appreciate you! Thank you ❤️
If we were all this supportive, the world would definitely be a better place 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
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HalleluYAH translates “Praise ye YaH”
YaH is The Heavenly Father
YaH arrives via the TENT OF MEETING
YaH was Who they Crucified for our sins
YaH was Crucified on an Almond TREE
Ancient Semitic of Moshe (Moses)
Isa Scroll (The Original Isaiah)
Isaiah 42:8
"I am YaH; that is my Name! I will not yield my glory to another or my praise to idols.”
Isaiah 43:11
“I am YAH, and there is no other Savior but Me.”
Isaiah 45:5
“I am YaH, and there is none else.”
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I wouldn't get too excited about his age. George Washington and the Guys were around his age when they had a Revolution and started a new country.
First timer here. I admire your ambition and work ethic. You would benefit from tips from very experienced people in the business. Always work from the top down and that includes walls. Use the pressure head to propel itself so you don’t need to tire your upper body. Where there is surface dirt wash it off before cleaning. You have a great future in this business.
Thank you for the tips! I appreciate you watching 😁🙏
Next time LISTEN to the video. Before you speak
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Im no expert but i watched a video from a guy in the US and he said use chlorine from the pool store on drive ways as a detergent… maybe worth a think apparently its cheap with no scrubbing?
That was so nice of you to put the worm in the planter bed. You did such a beautiful job!
I think he came from one of the gaps between the slabs 👀
My brother has a pressure washing company and sometimes brings me along to help him with the big jobs that he would struggle with alone, we had a reaction like this last week and it honestly made my day, can only imagine how it makes my brother feel hearing things like that too. The customer said he moved in 14 years ago and never pressure washed it once, it came out looking amazing.
I'm so glad you got to experience that!
It is very rewarding when customers acknowledge the word you've done for them!
@@pristinepressurecleaning Hey man are you working in australia. I was thinking of giving pressure washing a try but don't know much about it and was worried weather there much work for pressure washing in australia.
@@TankMAIN877 I do work in Australia!
There's quite a big demand for pressure washing if you can nail the marketing side of things!
Only 6 minutes into the video and need to say that this property looks massive. And I am excited to see the end product because the tiles seem to have so many colours just waiting to be revealed. Big project for a one man team.
I hope you were happy with the video!
Tip: Get yourself a weight bag for holding down tent poles. It will wrap around your center port and is waterproof. Did this on my surface power washer and it works great.
Great suggestion!
This is a beautiful property, and has been in need of cleaning for a long time! You did an excellent job, young man. Congratulations 🤗
Thank you!
Buy yourself a leaf blower and clean the area before starting with any water and you'll save masses of time and water.
I have a leaf blower but I don’t think it was powerful enough to move everything as it was soaked and stuck to the ground in most places 😭
It’s already raging making the blower redundant
@@genevievesylvester5968 my Husqvarna blows wet leaves without any issues at all so I'm sure it would have helped here and saved him precious water.
That's a great idea as long as it's not raining.
Can't make it sound like a good thing by using 25 liters instead of the usual 32 liters. It's Still a monumental waste of precious water and energy.
I vote for dirty driveways, to save the planet.
I had the same problem with the front lifting. I had a friend weld a post on the front, and then I just slide on a few weightlifting plates, 5lb and 10lb as needed. Works like a charm. Great video 👍
Thank you for the suggestion! I just need to find someone who knows how to weld ahah 👀!
@@pristinepressurecleaningmaybe try some marine jb weld epoxy
@@pristinepressurecleaning depending on the clearance under under that cover you might be able to use some bolts or something in place of welding.
Beautiful job!
I love how you saved the earthworm!
How about just using those rubber coated weights they use in gyms? Or perhaps making adjustments to allow the handle of your machine to come down a bit lower so you can do the steep driveways?
I wonder how hard it would be to alter the handle ahah!@@ltpdogtrainingNJ
You should work Top to Bottom. So dirt doesn't run over cleaned surface.
when you leave a comment for someone try to make it sound more helpful than critical so they'll appreciate the feedback verses possibly being defensive about it. Try ending it with something positive they did. Comments are helpful to his channel.
You're right plus it's like shoveling stairs, common sense to but it's what he prefers.😊
I think the upside is the hose stays out of the way this way
He got equipment, but not brain 😂😂
What dirt ? He may have gone bottom up but then still cleaned top bottom after, let him do it HOW HE WANTS damn
You did an amazing job and hats off to you for not going gun-ho on that Indian Sandstone and giving and treating it with respect. It's nice when the customers reaction say's it all.
Thank you!
You have a work ethic that is unheard of in this day and age! You are going places!
Keep up the hard work!
Thank you!
I agree. Way more than gen z's are now. Keep up the work.
I would start at the top and work my way down. What a beautiful staircase!
It definitely is very pretty!
I would start there too, just so all the dirty water doesn't run all over the cleaned parts. I think it would just save a bit of work. Also wet the drive and clean the leaves, the chemicals tend to work better. Just a few ideas. Your work ethic is admirable. This is rare for a young guy.
Well done though, it looks lovely.
He did say it was raining so maybe he'd usually use a blower for the leaves first but trying to blow wet leaves is a hassle, maybe the pressure washer makes easier work of it.
Just my guess.
@@SupportMensMentalHealth actually no because then you get a big build up of dirt which is not ideal. Start from the bottom work your way up then do a final rinse top to bottom
@@Cherry_Koolaid I stand corrected. 🙂
You really did a great job. That last soap cleaning with you scrubbing with the brush broom made a HUGE difference. I was surprised it came so clean. Congratulations!
It always makes a huge difference when you treat the surface!
Yessssss!! It is beautiful! I can't believe what a BIG color change from dirty to clean could be so obvious. Those stairs are really popping now. You did such a good job and thanks much for sharing it with us!
Thank you for watching and I’m glad you enjoyed it!
I can't believe the transformation after using their power washing service! My house looks so much cleaner. Their attention to detail is commendable and I'm thrilled with the results!
Extremely old, 1960s! Lol! Nice and relaxing to watch, good job
Glad you enjoyed!
Take your pressure washer to a metal fabrication guy/ welder. Have him mount a few pieces of angle iron in such a way that you can slide either a brick/paver or a piece of metal bar stock into it when you need the extra weight.
What about a magnet?!
@@ldpy33 Sounds like another good idea! Although a magnet that size and weight might be too strong making it difficult to remove nor would you want a finger to get caught up in there. Yikes!
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@@chrisb.2741could use an epoxy to attach a few inexpensive neodymium magnets to the top of the unit then just slap a chunk of iron on whenever you need weight. With the right amount of magnets they would hold the iron in place but not have so much force that you couldn't pull the iron off by hand.
Just use ankle weights
That was an immense amount of work and it paid off. The finish was outstanding. Well done❤
The aerial view was like what a mess and i am sure that it has taken 4-6 hours at least.
Cool job m8. The owner reaction indicated that he is more than happy.
That's the biggest reward.
It was so great getting a good reaction after the clean! I’m super happy the customer was pleased with the work and it definitely was a long job! The videos always make them look easy but the work is definitely tough sometimes 💪
I appreciate your continued support 🙏
Your videos are awesome. It is really obvious that you take pride in what you do. You explain what, how and the process throughout your videos, you even take the time to reply to comments. I agree it is your best video todate. Look forward to seeing the next challenge that you have
Thank you 🥰
I love that you got the client’s reaction! It’s a tough job but so satisfying 😌
Thank you!
Beautiful yard and stairs.. thank you for showing this
Fabulous job and like the way you explained what you did.
Thank you! I enjoy taking breaks throughout the cleaning to run people through it as I think it ads a bit more interest to the video but it’s tough to get a good balance with enough cleaning and talking!
I’m glad you enjoyed 😁
not to compare it to your work, but I love doing this in my own backyard. I am handicapped but I can still do bits everyday from the chair, my garden is big, for living downtown, so it takes me a week... love that instant gratification. what I want to say I love you job!!
That’s awesome Sarah!
I love that you’re still able to get some pressure cleaning done from the chair! It is a very rewarding and satisfying job I must say 😁
Kudos to You for taking on such a difficult & huge job. FANTASTIC!!
Excellent work, looks lovely. The customers reaction was precious.
That house reminded me of a place I used to live at, very steep driveway and steps. From the Lounge we could look out at the sea and surroundings.
Thanks for sharing, bought back good memories. 😊
That sounds like a beautiful place! I love the beach!
That must have been amazing!
Congratulations on a awesome job. May God continue blessing you in all you do. Thank you all the way from Blue Island Illinois of the united States of America 🇺🇸
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Wow, what a driveway! The slate stairs came out beautifully too! Excellent job! 🙂 Greetings from Sweden!
Greetings from Australia! Thank you for watching and I hope you enjoyed!
Love all the colors of the little stones, you made them visible again!
I want to know how that guy pulls out into that traffic!
Great job… very satisfying.
Amazing 🎉 here's to hoping he has you back for the upper deck work.
Thank you 🙌!
That’s what I was thinking. They probably wish they had got it done after seeing the rest
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I liked seeing the customer’s reaction.
I have only watched 50 seconds so far and I can tell this transformation is going to be legendary lol nice work brother
Nice work bro, another happy customer, on to the next one. Be safe out there mate, crazy world were living in now
Thank you 🙏!
The most satisfying result yet, we need more like this 🙂
I do hope I get some more cool jobs in the future! Was very lucky to have this customer contact me!
Yall don't pay attention. He said why he was working that way this time. He still has to clean dirty water from the concrete either way. It's not going to dirty it all over again.
That was really fun to watch - good job! And the earthworm says "Thank you!"
Glad you enjoyed it!
Try a sandbag, you should already have them for in between pavers and don't really move much because of the weight, and and elastic strap if its weight isn't enough to keep it on top.
Awesome idea! I definitely do have sandbags lying around!
Great job. What is the siphon nozzle that you used to apply the chemical mixture from the bucket? Would love to find one. The siphon on my pressure washer doesn't load enough chemical to do much of a pre-soak. Thanks in advance for your reply.
The attachment is called an x-jet!
@@pristinepressurecleaning Thanks for your update!
You should offer to do the top part and the walls, definitely a good few hours of work there.
Possibly in the future it might get done! The neighbours have contacted me recently so we might be back in the area again!
The mold spores come from the walls
^^ I read that in a, "the birds work for the bougoursie" kinda voice and idk why
WOW. This was intense work. Well done 👏 ✔️ 👍 👌. Looks awesome.
What a beautiful view for sure! I think this was your best video to date. What an outstanding job you did especially considering how steep the driveway and steps are!! 👏
Thank you Cleo! I definitely think this is my best one as well!
Beautiful job well done!!!! Wow it is a completely different entrance with it all cleaned up!
VELCRO on the brick and pancake washer. Or a heavy magnet on the pancake washer. Easy setup.
When you get on your feet invest in a camera stick then your hand won't cover the camera. Great job it add so much value to the home.
You’re edits are awesome and loving the music and different angles
Thank you 😊 ! Super glad you’re enjoying the videos.
I would suggest a small nylon sandbag on your washer with two straps around the arms that you push. This gives you something where you can distribute the weight each time you need it 😉👍✨
Quand on vit dans une maison aussi grande et sûrement très chère, c’est une honte de ne pas avoir les moyens de l’entretenir. Les plus riches sont parfois les plus radins 😮 bravo jeune homme pour votre travail. ❤❤❤
Thank you for watching
You have done an amazing job! Beautiful home, beautiful view but all those steps would kill me!!
Whoever built all the hard stone surfaces did a great job.
idea for added weight to the surface cleaner .... strips of velcro on the cleaner, and use gym weights with velcro as well. then you can adjust weights as needed, 1kg up to 25kg (if the casters can handle that much). :) cheers, and great vid.
Did enjoy this video. Amazing difference. Glad to see customer reaction.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Speaking without experience I would weigh it down with something magnetic. Loved Your work. Awesome, Awesome job!!
Great job! My legs would be dying.
Maybe magnets would work to weigh down your surface cleaner.
This didn’t even cross my mind! A big magnet would be awesome! Quick to put on and take off. I could even use it on the back or front 👀
Great Video! I am from San Antonio, Texas USA... You did a great job!
What a brilliant result, and to top it off a very kind and humble customer! Bonus! Great show
What does the word "brillant" mean to you all? I see and hear it often.
Thank you for watching 😁!
This was very interesting. Thank you for posting it.
RE: the weight at the front of the scrubber - try a loose weight, i.e., small stones, and put them in a burlap bag. This may help the weight better conform to the shape of the scrubber top and also make it easier to secure the bag to the scrubber using bungie cords.
I've used a power washer for years, first on my own property and them on my neighbors' properties. I've found that I can cut work times by 35% by using a preheated for the water.😮
Thank you for watching! I appreciate you
Great video and amazing job , well done!
Thank you, I appreciate it!
Such awesome camera angles and decent view...I live your humble videos...u r the sweetest...should have social media creds in bio for more followers...
Thank you! I haven’t made any social media for my RUclips channel but I will in the future probably!
Morning Conor, love your content bro
Hey Jeremy!
I’m super happy for you brother and I really hope it’s successful for you!
I’m always happy to chat and give as much advice as I can on anything I know.
There is a really great FB page called “Mobile Pressure Cleaning And Exterior Cleaning Australia And New Zealand”. It’s got all the Aussie Haines owners on there and tonnes or great advice! You can even find a few posts from me on there and reach out that way if you search my name!
@@pristinepressurecleaning thanks legend! I will check it out :)
Magnetic weights may work. Or get some suction pad holders/receivers that you can use to secure brick down with some tape/string attached to the suction pads.
As someone who's done quite a few jobs like this, I wasn't surprised by the result. Most of that gunk looked like stuff that was just built up, not actually in the stone. Rusty patches are much worse lol
Rust is horrible to try remove! Thank you for watching!
Everybody don't work the same I guess he likes working harder
This is my new favourite thing to watch
That makes me happy! I’m glad you enjoyed 😊
You may also need to consider wearing not just gumboots, but also wearing an N95 respirator mask, nitrile chemical resistant rubber gloves and ventilated safety goggles to not breathe in the fumes from the chemicals and to avoid it from splashing onto your skin or face
I have increased my PPE since this video was filmed!
Don’t forget ear defence,
chin, knee, elbow pads
And a crash helmet, 🤷♂️ you never know what might happen 😊
Don’t you just love health and safety advisors
I mean, it IS important. Many people die, lose limbs or suffer horrible long term effects without health and safety@@johnmitchell5351
That was going to be my suggestion, also!
The stone in those steps are beautiful and you did a fantastic job. 😊🇺🇲
They are gorgeous right! I love the colours in them!
hi Connor, hope your oke,i watch your video after midnight over here in the Netherlands, i have to laugh at you, so funny you wher sometimes and than all those stairs wow, how manny steps did you walk up and down,you did realy a hell of a job to clean that driveway, but you wher succesfull, the pavers look nice and clean again,i enjoyed to see this video, thanks for showing Connor, see you next time brother.😃👍💪👋
Thanks Johann! Don’t forgot to get sleep when it’s late 🤣!
I appreciate you watching!
Man, i loved the house. The ultra high walls and so many stairs, the castle like feel. I yhink everyone who has seen this video will agree with me. If you can pass on our collective compliments to the owner for his amazing residence.
I hope to go back and do the upper portion one day in the future! I’ll be sure to let them know how many people complimented their home!
hey man what do you use spray the chemical could you explain the setup
Hey legend,
I use an xjet to spray on my chemical. It’s just a Venturi nozzle that sucks whatever the hose is dipped into and mixes it with water (kinda like a foam cannon).
So do you just have straight chemical in the bucket or do you have a mixture like with water
@@scezzyg8814 It kind of depends on what I'm cleaning however I usually go 50/50 or sometimes 30/70 with a mix of chlorine/water. I also add a dash of bleach stable soap like EBC or NWC House Wash soap to make it foam up nicely when needed.
The X-jet also has little coloured proportioner things you can put into the attachment that allow you to control your mix strength a lot more accurately but I lost mine a long time ago.
Tie a string to the caster brackets and to the hose or use aluminum wire. Or make a cloth bag for the brick and add strings to the corners to tie to the machine. Your customers cars have been carrying this "?" into the garage (see floor inside the door). Customer should hire you to clean this floor also. You are a very hard working person. Good job.
Thank you for watching! I also appreciate the thought out comment 😁🙏
There are magnet blocks that come in all sorts of weights , or you can use dumbell weights for your circular pressure washer.
You had my subscription the moment you saved the worm...
Nice work! Since you asked, next time maybe you can try very long ty raps. Install a couple around the brick, and a couple others around the shaft and attached to the first ty raps. Good luck!
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Great job and '94 look. Always a classic!
One of the coolest houses I’ve had the pleasure of cleaning!
The magician has done it again. Great work mate. Soft wash on the steps was perfection👌👌
I appreciate you watching 🙏 the steps we’re tough to do without chipping the slate!
Great job. It's a shame you weren't able to do the top patio as well it needed a do. Amazing property
In any sloping area, always start the the job from the top, doesn't make any sense to be starting it from the bottom.
its scary to think you can slide down to that valley where a lot of cars pass in that speed uhh so glad you made this, beautiful done, good job!
That was beautiful work.
Thank you very much!
Is he gonna have you come back later and do it again to try and get the really bad stuff? Still looks alot better than before. Good job 👍
The floor in the garage needs some love, too!
Maybe try a weight from a shade canopy. Or even an ankle weight
Sand bag and you can connect it with d rings or rope. Plus you can adjust weight as needed
what an absolute delight! awesome job! can you do a compilation of rinse downs? please? they're the best!
This is a good idea! I might do this one day ahaha! Thank you for watching again 😁
I used to stop and wait for water all the time which was a pain. Grab yourself an 19mm water hose and fittings. Has over double the flow and I’ve not run out since. Even on tank water, the hose was the best investment. Amazing video though, keep it up
I have a long 19mm hose sitting in the shed but it weighs a tonne!! I currently don’t have a hose reel for my supply hose but when I get one I’ll definitely be using the 19mm for supply!
I appreciate you watching and the tip!
He saved the worm. ❤❤❤
Of course!!
@@pristinepressurecleaning
❤️💋 A real man does things like that. So sweet.
You did a fantastic job, very impressive 👏
Ficou lindo. Bom trabalho ☺️
Large heavy magnet should weigh down the front when needed. Easy to remove too. Nice job,
Another great job you did here. Very ingenious using the brick like that to hold down your machine. This was another big job and it came out fantastic!!! Keep up the good work!! I hope he has you come back to do the upper patio!!
Thank you Bam Bam! I’m happy to see your comments! I would love to do the upper area in the future!
And the walls
It looks really nice and you did a great job. And good job saving the worm. When the chemicals go to the street, they usually go directly into waterways and the slug of dirt and chemicals can impact aquatic life and water quality. Its illegal under federal law in the US to pressure wash chemicals to the streets and to the waterways, but it happens frequently.
You are 100% right! It’s also illegal here in Australia - as it should be!
We bag off street gutters with chemical absorbent booms and water filled booms to stop any dirt and chemicals from running into our storm water drains. I just don’t film it or post it on RUclips because it’s not the point of my videos or something of interest for most I think.
This job all the water ran down the hill into the bush as there are no storm water drains along this road that we’re going to come into contact with the dirty run-off!
Great job Connor, came up perfect, loved your customer's response and your explanations, it's good to know the what, whys, whens, how's of your clean.
Are you cleaning the top deck at a later date? (you may have said and I missed it)
Do you hose down that busy road afterwards?
It might get done in the future! Would be cool to return to the area!
I definitely made sure the road was all cleaned up before leaving! It’s one of our selling points that we don’t leave any mess behind 😎!
I appreciate your support 🙏
Anytime Connor, love your videos, watching from across the ditch!
Go to a large hardware store or lumber yard and special order a large magnet! They came in various weights!
Great job Connor. Looks like that would have been a heavy workout.
My legs were killing me at the end of the day!
@@pristinepressurecleaning saves you money on a gym membership though! My eldest came home tonight with really sore legs but he’s paying the gym for the privilege 😂
Three ideas; either get some rare earth magnets (they sell them with hooks, you can zip tie a block of lead to,) or a big car body working two stage suction cup (with zip ties and ballast again) or lastly, cut a thin plank of wood that slips under those rods on the sides,,screw in eye hooks to the wood zip tie the eyes hooks to the bars, then screw some ballast to the plank. I can draw you a few designs if you're interested.
The magnets was a common suggestion! I think it’s the easiest but I’m not sure if any will stick to the surface!
A suction cup sort of thing sounds super simple and not a bad idea at all!
@@pristinepressurecleaning If you google "stanley heavy duty vacuum suction cup" you should be able to find the lever-type that stanley makes, they're rated for 200lbs, sooo..
That was an amazing transformation.
Hopefully you can go back and do the stair walls
I was super proud of this one! The walls are extremely fragile so not sure how well they’d come up with just a chemical wash. Can’t touch them with pressure if they fall apart 😭
Thanks for transforming the property to its formal glort. WOW!!> God Blrss you ! GreggB. from Bridgeport,wst Virginia
Thanks for watching Gregg!