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That hug was the best part❤ I have a question, is there a fongicide for wood patio? Something she could use that would not affect her plants , let's say using a small pump sprayer or even a watering can, to prevent the algae the moss and so forth from going in full bloom in the future? Even at small doses?
Great to see, you have a kind and generous heart. Question...what did you use to get rid of the green off the wall? A truly amazing finish. God bless you 😊
100% or even just a close call. My grandmother fell after she got out of bed one morning. Luckily, she had a medic alert necklace and she pressed it. My uncle got a call from St Johns Ambulance that she had pressed it and he couldn't get a hold of her. I called my mum and told her to keep trying to get a hold of her and send my Dad and Brother to go and check on them. Unfortunately, she didn't tell them until AFTER they got back from food shopping. When I started my lunch break, I called the hospital and there was no record of her signing in. I called St John and they said ambulances were backed up 5-7 hours for non-emergencies. My boss said, "Just go" and I love her for that. I went 60 km (37.3mph) most of the way there as it was a suburban area and not too far from work. I banged on the side/back door as that's the door we usually use - nothing. I bang on the front door and started contemplating kicking it in when I hear, "Sam?" "NANNY?" That's what we have always called our mums mum as my Dads mum preferred Nana. And I ran around the side of her house to her window and started yelling to her but I couldn't hear her very well, she managed to get some energy to get her mobile phone and she rang me and told me not to break down the door that with her Medic alert necklace she has to put a spare key in a special lockbox on the downpipe but the code she gave me was wrong. So I called St Johns (who runs the medic alert plan she's with) and they added Nanny to the call who gave them permission to give me the code and I was able to get the key, get in, and help my Nanny. It was colder IN this old house than it was outside in the sunshine. I had gotten her off the floor and seated before my brother and my Dad even showed up. I shiver to think what would have happened if it wasn't me who showed up first. Needless to say, she stayed with us until she could move up north to live with my Aunt who actually had a spare room.
That was extremely slippy, let's hope one of her family members paints it for her with nonslip decking paint to make it even safer for Elaine. Lovely job as always Ben and dad
Does that stuff actually work over long term, I have heavy pollon from bamboo it tends to sit on any surface and create slipperyness, I've considered that paint but don't know how well it could possibly work when dealing with sap/pollon......
I found these inserts that press inbetween the decks, they are like little grip rails I reckon they might work better then pain (seeing as no one seems to know the answer to if its any good or not, I think nah)!
The decking boards were installed upside down. The grooves are supposed to be underneath. Having grooves on the bottom of your decking planks allows for greater airflow from the timber frame beneath and the underside of the board. This is important as it prevents the build-up of damp conditions which can lead to wood rot. Additionally, this can also help negate the risk of timber warping
I simply don't have the words to express how unbelievably great I think what you are doing is! All this blathering from neoliberal, market-radical people without any idea of empathy and love of neighbour. What you're doing there is the difference between what can make a community function and what, if it weren't for people like you, would cause a community to collapse. It really makes my eyes water.
That patio was terrifying! You and your Dads kindness may well have saved that sweet ladies life. A nasty fall on those slippy boards could have been fatal. Thank you for being kind. Well done!
Maybe not fatal, but life changing. I've seen a few old people that were perfectly fine, but they end up having a fall that needs surgery and that is the start of their decline. Sad stuff when that happens
@@M1nn0w I took a fall on a slippery surface that damaged my mobility for life. At the ripe old age of 21. And by age 70 or so, the kinds of injuries that come from falls of the sort I suffered can quadruple in damage and long term impacts.
Thank you for doing this for senior citizens when you can! You are gracious for offering this free. Once retired, our income seldom goes up & some things we have to stop doing because we can't afford it anymore, esp if costs keep going up. And also because we can't physically do it anymore. 😢 We know everyone is trying to make ends meet, so it is soo appreciated when a kind person comes along offering to help & not charge you. A BLESSING! Thank You!!
Thumbs up to your Dad watched more of your videos and realised you're Dad is part of you're team. Does not surprise me though the apple never falls far from the tree. : )
As someone who suffers from depression and anxiety, I find your videos so uplifting and calming. I know we all love watching the transformations, and the joy from your customers from what you have done for them (sorry for poor grammar). And to see your lovely family at the end, just brings nothing but happiness. I am so glad that there are people like you, and your dad of course, still in this world. God bless, and I wish you nothing but the best. Thank you.
What a lovely deck hiding under all that slippery stuff. Thank you for helping to keep her safe. Now she can truly enjoy her garden. I just love it when you help others. Arthur is just too cute! ❤️ Love seeing your dad on the videos. I enjoy him so much. Much love and support.
Seeing how slippery it was and that her mats were slipping as well made the job you perform so much more imperative. Bless you for helping her to be safer. Well done. Best wishes from Montana.
Wow! That wood came up a treat! I loved the slide tests. That really shows how slippery and awful the wood is and what it means when it's clean. Such a wonderful blessing for Elaine to be able to go out now and enjoy her garden! ❤
A brand new deck for Elaine. I am sure you have relieved her of a lot of stress about falling out there. Well done Ben and Dad. Sir Theo and Sir Arthur seemed to really be enjoying their ice cream. Especially Sir Arthur!!! 🤣🤣🍦🍦
Another fantastic transformation, didn't expect any thing less...really pleased that Elaine can get out and not worry about slipping...heart of gold Ben, Arthur is a character, lovely boys...I think Theo is like you and Arthur is like his Mum...really enjoyed watching this, the best bits for me is seeing the appreciation and look on the faces, in this case Elaine said how bad it had got now she is on her own, bet her husband took care of the garden and outdoors and she just enjoyed it and looked after everything else, bless her..
You’ve got that spot on Jo! Theo is a bit wild and trys whatever.. where as Arthur uses his brain more 😂. When she was nominated and they said she’s struggling since he passed I booked it in without looking. She was lovely bless her, have a lovely weekend
You do so much good with your services and love how you'll take a hug afterwards. You're a compassionate person and the world needs more people like you!!!
Ben you never cease to cheer me up and totally impress me with your overwhelming happiness, infectious positivity and unbounded generosity. My own last couple of weeks have been less than perfect with a long term knee problem meaning I've had to give up working for the foreseeable future. As a result times are getting a bit tough. Luckily watching videos like yours lift me and help me to keep going. You're a great example to all young couples, business people and families as a whole to keep focused on what's really important. Well done Ben you're a true ordinary working-class hero !!!! Good on ya fella 🤛🏻👊🏻🤜🏻
That was awesome, for all kinds of reasons LOL Now she can enjoy her patio and fresh air without the fear of slipping and falling, which is a real thing. As you get older it gets scarier because you know that if you fall you could very well break something or crack it or twist a knee . You are a really good person to do this. And the transformation was wonderful!! She was so happy and grateful! I just love it. Keep up the good work and it is great to see your Dad helping out. ;)
Ben, I love your kindness Friday videos. I enjoy wastching these sort of vids, but yours are very special. Thanks for what you do and your Dad for his part as well. Keep up your excellent work.
Excellent work, even a little bit of slip on your deck can be dangerous for an old person. Always remember, everyone, that old people can have a tough time with things we younger people wouldn't even realize, and with things we could slip on, an old person could lose their life to. We must always work to protect the old and the vulnerable.
Beautiful deck ,,I have never seen one made like this ,it's really pretty ,,,I think what you & your dad are doing with these free cleans is a wonderful thing ,,you are a true blessing to the people ,,not only do you restore the beauty to the garden you bring back safety to it also ❤😊
@The Vinyl Disguise And how does that change the fact I posted? It doesn't. Yes, it is good he is doing this, but he IS making money off of it. It isn't specifically altruistic. This isn't volunteer work. There is a gentleman that mows lawns for free in America. He makes enough from the channel he has stopped his business and just does that full time. You can make good money on RUclips with the number of subs and views he gets. Don't confuse a statement of fact with an opinion.
@@Facetiously.Esoteric When Diane Stephenson said “free cleans are a wonderful thing”, that IS a statement of fact! For the homeowner,it it both free and wonderful!🙌🏻🤷🏼♀️
Absolutely beautiful.. You gave her a safe patio, you and dad are spending time together and we are part of all the goodness.. Thank you for sharing your videos with us..
Love your videos! I like that you show you with your family after you help someone. You are a wonderful person to help those in need in your community. Thank you for your work. Have a GREAT New Year, love from Canada!
Another great job done! Bet her neighbors were green with envy! The cleaning is not only beautifying but is health and safety! Have a lovely weekend! Sending best wishes from Canada ❤️ 🇨🇦
This was a deeply satisfying video to watch. Although the woman seemed grateful for your work, I would have been crying out of happiness and joy and bringing back the past. 👍
My decking is similar I had to wash all the slimy stuff off it was literally like walking on ice and hadn’t been used for years . Least now the gent is safe and can enjoy his garden 👍🏻😉👏👏👏
Watching your old videos and if you read this and still see the lady it might be worth mentioning that a more permanent solution - will still need cleaning mind - to the slippy problem is chicken wire. Growing up in NZ we had a lot of wooden patios but also many of the nature walks would have wooden paths made from the same wood as this patio and to ensure people didn't slip the councils would put ordinary cheap chicken netting over the top (obviously tucking the sharp ends under and stapling the wire underneath out of the way) to provide much safer grip for those walking on them. It even gives extra grip in light icy as the wire makes it easier for your shoes to grip. Much safer and something I would never think of leaving off a wooden patio, much safer and I've seen it done on some of the fenland walks in Lincolnshire/Cambridgeshire as well, almost certainly for the same reason. Better safe than sorry and it lasts almost forever - unlike paint which has to constantly be renewed - as well as being a very cost effective method. You can still clean the wood, especially with a power washer, but it is just safer for the people walking on the wood surfaces especially in the wet and/or cold.
There's so many fail compilations on RUclips and they are all littered with legions of slips on decking (usually as their dog is pulling them faster), so slippy decking is no joke, nor is elderly people falling down, thank you for bringing safety to people's lives and keeping people like Elaine, in their gardens and firmly on their feet. You and your dad are gems. 💯
Beautiful job done again your kindness is outstanding. Thank you. Have to say the little clips at the end with your wonderful family are priceless too. Thanks for sharing 🥰
Love your show. Pressure washing is therapeutic. I keep my house, sidewalks and concrete nicely clean. Also, your altruistic value of helping those less fortunate is highly commended and applauded. Best.
Ben, you are an example of what human beings should be: generous, disposable, always smiling, love-spreading, hardworker.... And a wonderful dad to Theo and Arthur. A big hug and affection from a quite elderly Italian "lass".❤
That decking is really beautiful, after the cleaning. May this lady enjoy sitting outside in the sun. Thank you, young man. You have such a gorgeous smile. I think you smile even when you're sleeping.
Ben YOU are a blessing 😊 thank you (and your dad) for all you do for the elderly. And..thanks for bringing us along to share in these blessings. Slimy wood is definately a fall risk!!
That could have sent her to hospital with a broken hip. We long in the tooth people fear falls . You and dad are to be commended for such amazing work. 🌻❤️❤️❤️👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Hi Ben you are a great guy helping elderly people like you do. I wish you all the best with your business. Keep the vids coming And you are an amazing dad too.
I love that patio is beautiful. I love the bench there. Awesome job Ben and Dad! Bless you both. Such a sweet lady. Love the out takes with the family. Give those beautiful boys a kiss and a hug from an old grandma from Indiana USA. 💕
You battle moss in many of your videos! Your climate must be milder than here in Pittsburgh, USA. We have a good bit of rain, but extredry air in the winter. Nice job! You inspire me to rent a washer and spruce thing up 🥰
Oh my, that wood was absolutely gorgeous under the slippery coating. I loved seeing the beauty come to the surface with each pass. What a blessing you & your dad gave her!
Job well done Sir. Thank you for giving back to folks that can’t really afford to give back to you other than a hug or hand shake or both.👍👍👍👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Lovely job! The lady reminded me of Helen Mirren a lot and it was so, so lovely to see that warm hug of appreciation that should be a norm in situations of utter selfless kindness such was this one. Perhaps with warm cup of tea included for hard working lads with big hearts. But just a hug would do, I'm sure. XO
A few years back, a friend & I had a "handyman" type business and we were hired to power-wash the (obviously not well-maintained) brick patio of a small apartment building. It didn't take too long for us to realize that there was a lot more brickwork in the ground that we'd been told "don't worry about that, it's fine" that was anything *but* fine -- the steps into the building and the walkway leading up to them were as slick as ice. It was an extra 45+ minutes of work that we knew we might not get paid for, but we went ahead and did it anyway, stopping 10-11 times to let various tenants in & out of the building. EVERY ONE OF THEM thanked us profusely, telling us how scared they were of slipping, how many of their friends & guests had fallen or had close calls trying to get in or out, complaining how the management company that served as their landlord kept telling them it was "okay" because "bricks are rough and don't get slippery," etc. etc. etc. I'm glad to see you do this for someone who couldn't safely go in or out that doorway!
Hello you lovely people and welcome back! I hope you enjoy this special episode, Let me know what part you enjoyed the most.. filmed some great episode so make sure you have your notifications on!
That hug was the best part❤ I have a question, is there a fongicide for wood patio? Something she could use that would not affect her plants , let's say using a small pump sprayer or even a watering can, to prevent the algae the moss and so forth from going in full bloom in the future? Even at small doses?
Great to see, you have a kind and generous heart. Question...what did you use to get rid of the green off the wall? A truly amazing finish. God bless you 😊
Kinda maybe really wanted you to fall on your ass when you did the slip and slide test 🤣, love the videos keep up the amazing work.
it would be really cool if you could explain what equipment you use for this kind of work
The part I enjoyed the most is that all of her pots are in saucers and up on feet. You can tell she is really trying to take care of the deck.
From slimy and slippy to safe and grippy; you didn't just do a good deed here, you potentially saved a _life~💝_
100% or even just a close call.
My grandmother fell after she got out of bed one morning. Luckily, she had a medic alert necklace and she pressed it. My uncle got a call from St Johns Ambulance that she had pressed it and he couldn't get a hold of her.
I called my mum and told her to keep trying to get a hold of her and send my Dad and Brother to go and check on them. Unfortunately, she didn't tell them until AFTER they got back from food shopping.
When I started my lunch break, I called the hospital and there was no record of her signing in. I called St John and they said ambulances were backed up 5-7 hours for non-emergencies.
My boss said, "Just go" and I love her for that. I went 60 km (37.3mph) most of the way there as it was a suburban area and not too far from work.
I banged on the side/back door as that's the door we usually use - nothing.
I bang on the front door and started contemplating kicking it in when I hear, "Sam?"
"NANNY?" That's what we have always called our mums mum as my Dads mum preferred Nana.
And I ran around the side of her house to her window and started yelling to her but I couldn't hear her very well, she managed to get some energy to get her mobile phone and she rang me and told me not to break down the door that with her Medic alert necklace she has to put a spare key in a special lockbox on the downpipe but the code she gave me was wrong.
So I called St Johns (who runs the medic alert plan she's with) and they added Nanny to the call who gave them permission to give me the code and I was able to get the key, get in, and help my Nanny.
It was colder IN this old house than it was outside in the sunshine. I had gotten her off the floor and seated before my brother and my Dad even showed up. I shiver to think what would have happened if it wasn't me who showed up first.
Needless to say, she stayed with us until she could move up north to live with my Aunt who actually had a spare room.
😂
i like it slimy and slippy
That was extremely slippy, let's hope one of her family members paints it for her with nonslip decking paint to make it even safer for Elaine. Lovely job as always Ben and dad
Does that stuff actually work over long term, I have heavy pollon from bamboo it tends to sit on any surface and create slipperyness, I've considered that paint but don't know how well it could possibly work when dealing with sap/pollon......
Doesn't need it
@@thickgirlsneedlove2190 It does or just ends up slippery again really quick.
@thickgirlsneedlove2190 it'll need it cus you can't stop rain 😂😭
I found these inserts that press inbetween the decks, they are like little grip rails I reckon they might work better then pain (seeing as no one seems to know the answer to if its any good or not, I think nah)!
Now her deck is safe to walk on. Without all of the mossy buildup, this deck is gorgeous. Excellent job.
It's so wonderful that you helped that kind woman so her place wasn't slippery.
Couldn’t do it without you all! Appreciate you joining on release 😊
Once it’s wet, wood is slippery no matter what.
@@beardedbros7215 no, no it isnt.
The decking boards were installed upside down. The grooves are supposed to be underneath.
Having grooves on the bottom of your decking planks allows for greater airflow from the timber frame beneath and the underside of the board. This is important as it prevents the build-up of damp conditions which can lead to wood rot. Additionally, this can also help negate the risk of timber warping
Totally agree. Upside down
Yep. Spot on
That’s the way all decks are installed in the UK. I have always been intrigued by this. It traps water
I was gonna say the same thing...the grooves do look good, but they have a function and it's not as an anti-slip...
Not only is the decking upside down, there should be more spacing between to allow the water to pass through more freely.
I simply don't have the words to express how unbelievably great I think what you are doing is! All this blathering from neoliberal, market-radical people without any idea of empathy and love of neighbour. What you're doing there is the difference between what can make a community function and what, if it weren't for people like you, would cause a community to collapse. It really makes my eyes water.
id love to see someone build a handrail for Elaine. even after that amazing cleaning I worry about her and the kids safety. great work!
That patio was terrifying! You and your Dads kindness may well have saved that sweet ladies life. A nasty fall on those slippy boards could have been fatal. Thank you for being kind. Well done!
Hehe everyone acting like she’s 95! 70 is the new 50 😉
Maybe not fatal, but life changing.
I've seen a few old people that were perfectly fine, but they end up having a fall that needs surgery and that is the start of their decline.
Sad stuff when that happens
@@M1nn0w maybe in japan
@@M1nn0w I took a fall on a slippery surface that damaged my mobility for life. At the ripe old age of 21.
And by age 70 or so, the kinds of injuries that come from falls of the sort I suffered can quadruple in damage and long term impacts.
Thank you for doing this for senior citizens when you can! You are gracious for offering this free. Once retired, our income seldom goes up & some things we have to stop doing because we can't afford it anymore, esp if costs keep going up. And also because we can't physically do it anymore. 😢 We know everyone is trying to make ends meet, so it is soo appreciated when a kind person comes along offering to help & not charge you. A BLESSING! Thank You!!
My man’s talking about 72 as if it’s 100, then an agile young lady comes walking out no problem at all. Hehe
Love it.
The average life expectancy is not 100. It's 80 years.
She may be agile but a slip would most likely end in broken bones.
Your dad’s a good egg!
Working with your Dad is such a gift. It’s a pleasure to watch the both of you treasure the time you have together.
That deck was certainly dangerous. You and your dad made it beautiful again. Love those boys! Their little voices are so sweet!
Thumbs up to your Dad watched more of your videos and realised you're Dad is part of you're team. Does not surprise me though the apple never falls far from the tree. : )
As someone who suffers from depression and anxiety, I find your videos so uplifting and calming. I know we all love watching the transformations, and the joy from your customers from what you have done for them (sorry for poor grammar). And to see your lovely family at the end, just brings nothing but happiness. I am so glad that there are people like you, and your dad of course, still in this world. God bless, and I wish you nothing but the best. Thank you.
What a lovely deck hiding under all that slippery stuff. Thank you for helping to keep her safe. Now she can truly enjoy her garden. I just love it when you help others. Arthur is just too cute! ❤️ Love seeing your dad on the videos. I enjoy him so much. Much love and support.
Seeing how slippery it was and that her mats were slipping as well made the job you perform so much more imperative. Bless you for helping her to be safer. Well done. Best wishes from Montana.
Another great job Ben , I'm always impressed by how methodical you are and how easy you make it look .
Thanks Daniel! I enjoy what I do so that’s what makes it easy
Wow! That wood came up a treat! I loved the slide tests. That really shows how slippery and awful the wood is and what it means when it's clean. Such a wonderful blessing for Elaine to be able to go out now and enjoy her garden! ❤
A brand new deck for Elaine. I am sure you have relieved her of a lot of stress about falling out there. Well done Ben and Dad. Sir Theo and Sir Arthur seemed to really be enjoying their ice cream. Especially Sir Arthur!!! 🤣🤣🍦🍦
Bless her Coppertop.. can tell Elaine is overwhelmed as it was the sort of job her husband would of done. Thanks for lovely words!
BG - всяка твоя добрина, поражда много други добрини след себе си.
Бъди благословен!
Another fantastic transformation, didn't expect any thing less...really pleased that Elaine can get out and not worry about slipping...heart of gold Ben, Arthur is a character, lovely boys...I think Theo is like you and Arthur is like his Mum...really enjoyed watching this, the best bits for me is seeing the appreciation and look on the faces, in this case Elaine said how bad it had got now she is on her own, bet her husband took care of the garden and outdoors and she just enjoyed it and looked after everything else, bless her..
You’ve got that spot on Jo! Theo is a bit wild and trys whatever.. where as Arthur uses his brain more 😂.
When she was nominated and they said she’s struggling since he passed I booked it in without looking. She was lovely bless her, have a lovely weekend
@@FlawlessCleaningServices you too...
You do so much good with your services and love how you'll take a hug afterwards. You're a compassionate person and the world needs more people like you!!!
Ben you never cease to cheer me up and totally impress me with your overwhelming happiness, infectious positivity and unbounded generosity.
My own last couple of weeks have been less than perfect with a long term knee problem meaning I've had to give up working for the foreseeable future.
As a result times are getting a bit tough. Luckily watching videos like yours lift me and help me to keep going.
You're a great example to all young couples, business people and families as a whole to keep focused on what's really important.
Well done Ben you're a true ordinary working-class hero !!!! Good on ya fella 🤛🏻👊🏻🤜🏻
That was awesome, for all kinds of reasons LOL Now she can enjoy her patio and fresh air without the fear of slipping and falling, which is a real thing. As you get older it gets scarier because you know that if you fall you could very well break something or crack it or twist a knee . You are a really good person to do this. And the transformation was wonderful!! She was so happy and grateful! I just love it. Keep up the good work and it is great to see your Dad helping out. ;)
BRILLIANT.. absolutely brilliant..!! ❤❤❤❤
Ben, I love your kindness Friday videos. I enjoy wastching these sort of vids, but yours are very special. Thanks for what you do and your Dad for his part as well. Keep up your excellent work.
Excellent work, even a little bit of slip on your deck can be dangerous for an old person. Always remember, everyone, that old people can have a tough time with things we younger people wouldn't even realize, and with things we could slip on, an old person could lose their life to. We must always work to protect the old and the vulnerable.
Beautiful deck ,,I have never seen one made like this ,it's really pretty ,,,I think what you & your dad are doing with these free cleans is a wonderful thing ,,you are a true blessing to the people ,,not only do you restore the beauty to the garden you bring back safety to it also ❤😊
You know he makes good money from these videos right? It's not free, he is getting paid.
@@Facetiously.Esoteric It’s free to the customer.
@The Vinyl Disguise And how does that change the fact I posted? It doesn't.
Yes, it is good he is doing this, but he IS making money off of it. It isn't specifically altruistic. This isn't volunteer work.
There is a gentleman that mows lawns for free in America. He makes enough from the channel he has stopped his business and just does that full time. You can make good money on RUclips with the number of subs and views he gets.
Don't confuse a statement of fact with an opinion.
@@Facetiously.Esoteric When Diane Stephenson said “free cleans are a wonderful thing”, that IS a statement of fact! For the homeowner,it it both free and wonderful!🙌🏻🤷🏼♀️
@The Vinyl Disguise Fair enough.
These two angels deserve a medal
I have watched several of your videos. Such a Night and day difference here!
That was a dangerous patio. Glad you could clean it so well. God bless.
Thank you so much, safe and clean now
Absolutely beautiful.. You gave her a safe patio, you and dad are spending time together and we are part of all the goodness.. Thank you for sharing your videos with us..
Love your videos! I like that you show you with your family after you help someone. You are a wonderful person to help those in need in your community. Thank you for your work. Have a GREAT New Year, love from Canada!
God bless you! You have such a compassionate heart.
Wow big change! Well done, you helped her quality of life happiness is a beautiful thing. Much love from Alaska ❤❤❤
Thank you guys for helping us older people. I'd be terrified to walk on that.
Another great job done! Bet her neighbors were green with envy! The cleaning is not only beautifying but is health and safety! Have a lovely weekend! Sending best wishes from Canada ❤️ 🇨🇦
Aw Tracena! That’s very kind of you, have a lovely weekend
What a beautiful transformation. Well done. Thanks for helping out your community and for sharing the video.
Thank you for watching and being a part of it 😊
Your daddy is a very good man and a terrific daddy..
Ben you and your Dad are the greatest.
This was a deeply satisfying video to watch. Although the woman seemed grateful for your work, I would have been crying out of happiness and joy and bringing back the past. 👍
My decking is similar I had to wash all the slimy stuff off it was literally like walking on ice and hadn’t been used for years . Least now the gent is safe and can enjoy his garden 👍🏻😉👏👏👏
Watching your old videos and if you read this and still see the lady it might be worth mentioning that a more permanent solution - will still need cleaning mind - to the slippy problem is chicken wire. Growing up in NZ we had a lot of wooden patios but also many of the nature walks would have wooden paths made from the same wood as this patio and to ensure people didn't slip the councils would put ordinary cheap chicken netting over the top (obviously tucking the sharp ends under and stapling the wire underneath out of the way) to provide much safer grip for those walking on them. It even gives extra grip in light icy as the wire makes it easier for your shoes to grip. Much safer and something I would never think of leaving off a wooden patio, much safer and I've seen it done on some of the fenland walks in Lincolnshire/Cambridgeshire as well, almost certainly for the same reason. Better safe than sorry and it lasts almost forever - unlike paint which has to constantly be renewed - as well as being a very cost effective method. You can still clean the wood, especially with a power washer, but it is just safer for the people walking on the wood surfaces especially in the wet and/or cold.
There's so many fail compilations on RUclips and they are all littered with legions of slips on decking (usually as their dog is pulling them faster), so slippy decking is no joke, nor is elderly people falling down, thank you for bringing safety to people's lives and keeping people like Elaine, in their gardens and firmly on their feet. You and your dad are gems. 💯
Beautiful job done again your kindness is outstanding. Thank you.
Have to say the little clips at the end with your wonderful family are priceless too.
Thanks for sharing 🥰
Love your show. Pressure washing is therapeutic. I keep my house, sidewalks and concrete nicely clean. Also, your altruistic value of helping those less fortunate is highly commended and applauded. Best.
Love watching these before bed, by the way. So relaxing!
Great job. You helped that lady and improved her quality of life . We need more of this in the world
Anyone else picture a Mrs. Bucket sliding through there when he slid? 😂 Wonderful work. I'm happy she can safely enjoy her little piece of heaven. ❤
Heel mooi om te zien hoe vader en zoon samen werken en zo iets doen voor de oudere vrouw en de buurt . Een voorbeeld voor velen .😊😊😊
That is one beautiful deck. Thanks for all you do to help people in need!! You have a lovely family. Those boys remind me of my grandchildren
Ben, you are an example of what human beings should be: generous, disposable, always smiling, love-spreading, hardworker.... And a wonderful dad to Theo and Arthur.
A big hug and affection from a quite elderly Italian "lass".❤
Keep up the good work.
What I see is a very hard working dad who’s supported my a good family. Keep it up 👍
That decking is really beautiful, after the cleaning. May this lady enjoy sitting outside in the sun. Thank you, young man. You have such a gorgeous smile. I think you smile even when you're sleeping.
You sure made it safer for this lady. She was very thankful. Lovely job ! 😊
Such a lovely deck/patio.
Hello Ben, it's a wonderful thing that you do for these people.
God bless you and your family .
Cheers Charlie! Absolutely loving it, hope you have a cracking weekend
Great job bless you both so nice that she can now get out in her garden ❤😊xx
That was very kind d of you. Thank you
Wow what a turn around. Great 👌 job done again
Ben YOU are a blessing 😊 thank you (and your dad) for all you do for the elderly. And..thanks for bringing us along to share in these blessings. Slimy wood is definately a fall risk!!
Aw Thanks Dorinda! Really appreciate that.. we are only getting started. Can't wait to share more and more!
I love seeing your family at the end of your videos. ❤
Wow, big safe change. I'd like the vanilla one.
Ich freue mich jedesmal dir bei der Arbeit zuzusehen.
Schön dass es Menschen wie dich gibt.
Keep it up 👍
Those sliding skills in the beginning are awesome!
Thanks for doing that. It’s made me so happy that she will be safe and able to get outside. Blessings to you both from this grateful Kiwi❤
You two gentlemen are just wonderful, the BEST! God bless you both!
It's wonderful to see the beautiful difference between the before and after. The after is incredible and amazing. You guys do great work 👏.
The 2 boys crack me up - absolute stars they are!!
Me and my dad? Or Theo & Arthur? Lol
@@FlawlessCleaningServices haha, OK, 4 boys🤣
That is a beautiful, well-constructed deck. It looked absolutely wonderful when you and your Dad finished. Good on you!
Well done to you and your dad in helping the lady out so kind of you both well done mate best wishes to you both 👍 😊
Cheers for the kind comment, thanks for watching
That could have sent her to hospital with a broken hip.
We long in the tooth people fear falls .
You and dad are to be commended for such amazing work.
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Good job guys. You could of saved her from a broken and a lot more troubles. I hope you got that rewarding feeling because you deserve it.
You blessed the home owner so much, thank you. You & your father are so kind and generous, may your family be blessed tenfold.
You two go above and beyond amazing❤
You and your Dad are saints for doing this for her. Great job! You might have saved her from a broken hip.
Brilliant job, you and Dad again the Dynamic Duo, just going through some older videos pure enjoyment 😉
thank you it means the world
Beautiful job. Life changing for the owner. Peace from America.
The deck is beautiful now. I love how you cleaned the walls also. Now its safe and healthy. Good job!
Hi Ben you are a great guy helping elderly people like you do. I wish you all the best with your business. Keep the vids coming And you are an amazing dad too.
Beautiful job!
I love that patio is beautiful. I love the bench there. Awesome job Ben and Dad! Bless you both. Such a sweet lady. Love the out takes with the family. Give those beautiful boys a kiss and a hug from an old grandma from Indiana USA. 💕
You battle moss in many of your videos! Your climate must be milder than here in Pittsburgh, USA. We have a good bit of rain, but extredry air in the winter. Nice job! You inspire me to rent a washer and spruce thing up 🥰
Beautiful JOB and she won't slip or skate on that deck anymore. Great video and so kind of you to do this for her. God Bless you ALL.
You do such beautiful transformations on wood decks. It just blows me away how dirty it is. Awesome Job ❤
Never thought that these boards can become so slippery after time but what a lovely job and jesture of you and your dad 😊
I love you guys! I'm thankful!
Lovely job , I know how dangerous decking can be , have gone over several times on mine
Wonderful blessing! So needed and it will be appreciated for many months to come. I loved the "payment".
Oh my, that wood was absolutely gorgeous under the slippery coating. I loved seeing the beauty come to the surface with each pass. What a blessing you & your dad gave her!
Job well done Sir. Thank you for giving back to folks that can’t really afford to give back to you other than a hug or hand shake or both.👍👍👍👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Nice job Ben and Dad. It's and extra nice treat you sharing your family with us. Thank you Ben :)
Thank you!
Lovely job! The lady reminded me of Helen Mirren a lot and it was so, so lovely to see that warm hug of appreciation that should be a norm in situations of utter selfless kindness such was this one. Perhaps with warm cup of tea included for hard working lads with big hearts. But just a hug would do, I'm sure. XO
Loved the kids eating their lollies! Decking looks so much better!
A few years back, a friend & I had a "handyman" type business and we were hired to power-wash the (obviously not well-maintained) brick patio of a small apartment building. It didn't take too long for us to realize that there was a lot more brickwork in the ground that we'd been told "don't worry about that, it's fine" that was anything *but* fine -- the steps into the building and the walkway leading up to them were as slick as ice. It was an extra 45+ minutes of work that we knew we might not get paid for, but we went ahead and did it anyway, stopping 10-11 times to let various tenants in & out of the building. EVERY ONE OF THEM thanked us profusely, telling us how scared they were of slipping, how many of their friends & guests had fallen or had close calls trying to get in or out, complaining how the management company that served as their landlord kept telling them it was "okay" because "bricks are rough and don't get slippery," etc. etc. etc. I'm glad to see you do this for someone who couldn't safely go in or out that doorway!
Tell you what, for 72 she's looking good. Nice job mate.
glad you could help a very sweet lady and glad you and your dad weren't hurt making the video
God bless you for your kindness. We need more people who care for others.
That wood looks beautiful. Littleton Colorado USA