I suppose I understand why people want the "old look" on statues but tbh on stuff like the otter and the wolf I love how much more visible the details were on them after cleaning! Would prefer to have them that way. Especially when you can clean them so gently so that none of the detail gets eroded.
Right? I was watching this and thinking, "I hope he realizes that he can clean those up and sell them on." It doesn't have to cost money, is all I'm saying.
That cute lil otter is actually a perfect example of what moss can do to structures for people who don't quite fully comprehend. It gets in a crack and just starts pushing. Excellent as always, and though I'd love to see a horse done (as a lover of horses), please don't go crazy buying outrageously priced stuff for our entertainment. This is supposed to be a profitable endeavor for you and your family!
I have no clue how this site popped up on my feed but poor little Ollie the Otter was in much need of a good clean, he is a handsome little guy. He needs a good sealer for concrete now that he is clean, keep that moss at bay. If you were closer to the US I would give little Ollie a new home.
I think that some things like walkways, banisters, etc, things that can be hazardous I mean, should be cleaned up. But other things that are mostly decoration? If the person wants to leave it mossy, leave it mossy.
It's also an example of the kind of growth that some of us love and actually encourage in out statuary. The otter looked nicely aged with the moss; without it it just looks old, damaged and broken. 'Strokes for folks, eh?
Really enjoyed this. Never thought I’d message a friend and tell them I’m watching a man pressure wash his balls 🤣 your videos are really relaxing and I love your music choices 🥰
The little otter was my favourite of all the statue cleans so far. As long as the cracks don't actually cause it to fall apart I actually think they look kinda cool and artsy.
Would it be worth getting something the size of the otter, half cleaning it and keeping it in the van. You could then show prospective clients the difference a good clean does. Great video as always!
There is an Asian art of saving something that is broken by gluing it back together with gold. And seeing that little otter, just made me realize that that would be so perfect to have all of those little cracks filled in to show just how stunning that little piece of art could be even at its age. Thank you so much for being you!
4k likes and I'll spend my life savings on a massive statue, take out a fence panel & forklift it into the garden 😂 Don't tell the Mrs. EDIT: Week later and it's not too far off, uh oh!! xD
Almost afraid to hit the like button for fear the Mrs. will turn the pressure washer on another set of balls if you keep loading up the garden with projects! 😉
Great work Sid, you should get in touch with the salvageyard and make a deal to steamclean all the statues, great chance to learn on different types of statues, I know if I was on the market for one I prefer one that was already cleaned. 72800 subs, at this rate you will be on 75000 before Xmas.
@@PartridgeExteriorCleaning Cleaning them beforehand is the wrong business model. Tell the salvage yard to give your details out to anyone that does want them cleaned and they will get 20% for each job completed they directed to you.
Great video. You bought those two globes JUST so you could say “that’s a pair of really clean balls” lol. Beautiful job today! Loved them all but the wolf/dog was the absolute best.
I really enjoyed watching your new finds come to life again. With people being home again more this winter again seems like a great time to sell the pieces you don’t want to keep 😊
Something to keep in mind with the otter is that while the pressure washer didn't do any damage, you just shoved a lot of water into it's cracks. If it's going to get below freezing, might need to have it dry out first or the ice could damage it where the steamer didn't.
Gosh Sid! You took a long break 🤪 I loved how Mr Wolf was just steady chilling throughout his pampering session. 😅 Came out nicely though. This machine is EVERYTHING. Mr Otter, despite the cracks, also looks pretty decent 🦦 Good to see you again
Oh…everything came out so nice! The otter has a lot of character,the wolf came out great..looks like a relaxed dog with its legs crossed Chunky squirrel is looking better too Always fun and relaxing to watch take care 🇨🇦 ❤️ 🦦
That little squirrel is adorable. I actually thought of Mark Rober and his video on creating an obstacle course for his squirrels that like to steal from the bird feeders. They are quite the smarty pants and agile when they want to be.
Your site popped up on my feed a few days ago, I don't know how or why but since, I have watched you clean roofs, path, driveways, stone, wood and now these beautiful little stone animals. Funny thing is, we live in Sydney and New South Wales and Queensland have been inundated with rain these past months and my husband has been pressure cleaning paths and the driveway, and all around our pool. It's like magic watching the scum and slimy stuff vanish and seeing the coloured aggregate stones that were used in the original concrete mix appear. We couldn't believe how quickly the green algae developed but I guess over 3 months of at times torrential rain, combined with high humidity, is a good growing environment. I also watch an excellent carpet cleaning site - I like cleaning😂😂😂 Your videos are great, love your work ethic. Best wishes 🇦🇺
Who wants a dirty object, so much nicer clean. They seem to come alive all cleaned up, instead of sculking in the dark. Good job; especially the otter, he is adorable. 😊😊
This was an EXCELLENT video. It shows the versatility of outdoor steam cleaning. Those 2 balls would snap up well in any old or new garden, entrance way or on top of gated entranceways (ie I saw on one of those French castle renovation shows, that a lady was looking for a pair lions or something, and ended up with balls on either side that suited really well. Of course, they needed a crane to lift them into place so high up. So whether on the ground or up high on bricked gate entrances, pairs of anything would sell well, hence how come that lady mostly had pairs of statues. You did well cleaning things. I cringed at your scraping the otter (& others?) on your garden pavers - yikes! I would love to see another such video (but will look to see if you've done more, since). Keep up the good work. The possibilities of buying these & cleaning them up is endless. Great job!
Love to watch you work whatever the job is, love your commentary. Seen as lot of dogs, horses , bears and lions in gardens but I've never seen a rooster like the one standing proud near the fence as you walked into the yard. That would be a good watch, reckon it'll set you back too much though
Unfortunately it looked pretty clean close up, it wouldnt be much of a difference. it would probably be about 400 ish so if it was dirty id definitely grab it!
The wolf and otter are my favorites. Sid if you're gonna keep the otter I would see about getting some epoxy resin, maybe from a boating place if you're going to keep him outside. If not outside just get some regular epoxy resin to use on all the cracks so he doesn't fall apart.
Another great video, young man. I enjoyed watching your skills in action whether on a roof or garden ornaments-just really relaxing to watch. You have a new subscriber !
People who want an aged look should consider regular cleaning of their garden statues with a stiff brush and warm water, during the beginning of the warm months in their part of the world. The pieces wont get as crazy mossy and dirty as the ones Sid is rescuing, but wont look brand new, either. Sid, great video as always!
Amazing!!! The Otter was like a Chia Pet with all that growth. Perfect advertisement of your skill. The Japanese put gold in cracks to restore cracked objects. If you put a diffeent colour of cement in the cracks it would strengthen it yet keep its character. Very cool he's sitting on a fish. The balls n fox should sell easy peesy. Your Mum would love the statue I'm sure.
If you find any moss growing in your lawn, spreading lime (granular-form) not only kills the moss, but also makes your fertilizer work more effectively. Love your power washing videos of (especially) of the schools.
Well, not every place needs lime. There are places in the US (most of the West, except the coast, and the north and south central states) that need sulphur applied in order to balance out the acidity. Lime would be a bad thing there (and would not help fertilizer).
Hello, it is an excellent job with cleaning all of those statues. I’m not there in person with the otter obviously but I think the cracks were done on purpose to uniform. Like I said I’m looking at a phone so the picture I have a small but it looks like part of the design I could be very wrong. But yeah I think you did a wonderful job on all of the sculptures. It’s relaxing watching you clean them.
With the steam from the spray wand on the stone ball, it looks kinda mystical. That is totally awesome. Maybe the wolf and the otter can become doorsteps in your home.
I loved these!! The wolf is my favorite, I'd love him in my front yard. The otter is a very interesting piece! The first video of yours that I watched was the dog statues, I've been hooked ever since 😁.
I like the little otter as well. You did a great job. I love old statues and the like. I could live in the place you showed with all the statues and stuff. Just let me pitch a tent until I find enough old wooden window frames to build me a greenhouse to live in amongst those statues and I would be in heaven! ::::::waving from north Texas::::: new subscriber here!
With regard to the otter, you could put it inside the house and let it dry out as much as possible and then paint it with epoxy resin to keep water out, or there are some brick treatments that would also work, you want to stop frost from blowing it apart.
I'm gonna preface this by saying i am super tired. but i got emotional watching the little otter being cleaned. at first i got angry because i felt like you were shaving him but then i got sad because of how cracked the little thing is! But its absolutely beautiful either way. i love otters so so so so much and i hope one day i can have a statue like that in my house or yard. :3
Very nice job as usual. Since you mentioned that you have kids I wondered if they are big enough to topple the tall statue with the rod poking out of it's head? Probably overthinking things but I have never had kids so I don't know how much they can do. As someone said, a small statue that is half moss covered and half cleaned might be an excellent way to show what steam cleaning is capable of doing. Take care.....
That squirrel is giving you a run for your money. But he’s cute, so don’t be mad at him! Glad the new hot-water system is doing the job. Hope you can get the parts you need soon so you can get on with your other jobs. Good luck!
The otter or beaver is wonderful. If I were there I would buy him. The wolf is great, well their all great. Pressure wash helped make them look real good. Happy Holidays to you and yours.
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I suppose I understand why people want the "old look" on statues but tbh on stuff like the otter and the wolf I love how much more visible the details were on them after cleaning! Would prefer to have them that way. Especially when you can clean them so gently so that none of the detail gets eroded.
Completely agree!
Right? I was watching this and thinking, "I hope he realizes that he can clean those up and sell them on." It doesn't have to cost money, is all I'm saying.
“And that is a nice pair of clean balls folks”. Omg am I giggling. Hahaha. Great video Sid thanks for sharing
That cute lil otter is actually a perfect example of what moss can do to structures for people who don't quite fully comprehend. It gets in a crack and just starts pushing.
Excellent as always, and though I'd love to see a horse done (as a lover of horses), please don't go crazy buying outrageously priced stuff for our entertainment. This is supposed to be a profitable endeavor for you and your family!
Ha thank you, I love making the videos it’s truly a passion project so I don’t mind going a bit out of pocket sometimes :D
You are so correct. Moss is very destructive to everything.
I have no clue how this site popped up on my feed but poor little Ollie the Otter was in much need of a good clean, he is a handsome little guy. He needs a good sealer for concrete now that he is clean, keep that moss at bay. If you were closer to the US I would give little Ollie a new home.
I think that some things like walkways, banisters, etc, things that can be hazardous I mean, should be cleaned up. But other things that are mostly decoration? If the person wants to leave it mossy, leave it mossy.
It's also an example of the kind of growth that some of us love and actually encourage in out statuary. The otter looked nicely aged with the moss; without it it just looks old, damaged and broken. 'Strokes for folks, eh?
Really enjoyed this. Never thought I’d message a friend and tell them I’m watching a man pressure wash his balls 🤣 your videos are really relaxing and I love your music choices 🥰
Thought something along that line.
He steamed his balls and his bitch, back to back.
🤣🤣🤣🙋🏼♀️
The little otter was my favourite of all the statue cleans so far. As long as the cracks don't actually cause it to fall apart I actually think they look kinda cool and artsy.
Yeah i loved it!
Those cracks can be painted over with a tint/color that matches the body color. (In the USA we don't use the "U" in color).
Would it be worth getting something the size of the otter, half cleaning it and keeping it in the van. You could then show prospective clients the difference a good clean does.
Great video as always!
lol that's actually a fantastic idea, well done I will definitely do that!
@@PartridgeExteriorCleaning glad I could help
There is an Asian art of saving something that is broken by gluing it back together with gold. And seeing that little otter, just made me realize that that would be so perfect to have all of those little cracks filled in to show just how stunning that little piece of art could be even at its age. Thank you so much for being you!
LOL I LOVE how you started this video by popping up. I literally laughed out loud. Statues look great Sid!
4k likes and I'll spend my life savings on a massive statue, take out a fence panel & forklift it into the garden 😂 Don't tell the Mrs. EDIT: Week later and it's not too far off, uh oh!! xD
🤣🤣🤣🤣🏗🏗🗿
Almost afraid to hit the like button for fear the Mrs. will turn the pressure washer on another set of balls if you keep loading up the garden with projects! 😉
I would love to keep pressing the like button just because I love your videos. Thanx for the great content.
Why don't you ask the reclamation yard if you can clean them up for free to make a video 🤔
I don't want you to spend your life savings, but I'd love to see that vid 🙃
Great work Sid, you should get in touch with the salvageyard and make a deal to steamclean all the statues, great chance to learn on different types of statues, I know if I was on the market for one I prefer one that was already cleaned. 72800 subs, at this rate you will be on 75000 before Xmas.
i did ask but unfortuantely he said his market is for people that prefer the old stuff so im stuck buying them for now :D thanks buddy
@@PartridgeExteriorCleaning Cleaning them beforehand is the wrong business model.
Tell the salvage yard to give your details out to anyone that does want them cleaned and they will get 20% for each job completed they directed to you.
Great video. You bought those two globes JUST so you could say “that’s a pair of really clean balls” lol. Beautiful job today! Loved them all but the wolf/dog was the absolute best.
I know i would have!
A fun experiment/learning exercise. Much enjoyed…. Keep ‘‘em coming 😃
I really enjoyed watching your new finds come to life again. With people being home again more this winter again seems like a great time to sell the pieces you don’t want to keep 😊
Yeah I’ll list them over Christmas I think, I almost want to keep them all now 😂
@@PartridgeExteriorCleaning I would want to keep them too!!
Something to keep in mind with the otter is that while the pressure washer didn't do any damage, you just shoved a lot of water into it's cracks. If it's going to get below freezing, might need to have it dry out first or the ice could damage it where the steamer didn't.
Yeah it gets plenty of time to dry out. We’re not minus temperatures here anymore, he’s only little so I’ll keep him in the house just incase :D
Love the little otter. You are correct the best advertizing you could ever get. Set in in the front door area so cute
Gosh Sid! You took a long break 🤪
I loved how Mr Wolf was just steady chilling throughout his pampering session. 😅 Came out nicely though. This machine is EVERYTHING.
Mr Otter, despite the cracks, also looks pretty decent 🦦
Good to see you again
Oh…everything came out so nice!
The otter has a lot of character,the wolf came out great..looks like a relaxed dog with its legs crossed
Chunky squirrel is looking better too
Always fun and relaxing to watch take care 🇨🇦 ❤️ 🦦
That little squirrel is adorable. I actually thought of Mark Rober and his video on creating an obstacle course for his squirrels that like to steal from the bird feeders. They are quite the smarty pants and agile when they want to be.
Nahh the “guess what” killed me 😂. Drone & VTuf 🔥
I can't be the only one who now really wants to see Sid clean that horse.....?
Your site popped up on my feed a few days ago, I don't know how or why but since, I have watched you clean roofs, path, driveways, stone, wood and now these beautiful little stone animals. Funny thing is, we live in Sydney and New South Wales and Queensland have been inundated with rain these past months and my husband has been pressure cleaning paths and the driveway, and all around our pool. It's like magic watching the scum and slimy stuff vanish and seeing the coloured aggregate stones that were used in the original concrete mix appear. We couldn't believe how quickly the green algae developed but I guess over 3 months of at times torrential rain, combined with high humidity, is a good growing environment. I also watch an excellent carpet cleaning site - I like cleaning😂😂😂 Your videos are great, love your work ethic. Best wishes 🇦🇺
Oooooh you better hope the Missus appreciates all the folks that enjoys your content or you're going to be in the dog house for a while! 😂
😂 Im used to it 😅
Who wants a dirty object, so much nicer clean. They seem to come alive all cleaned up, instead of sculking in the dark. Good job; especially the otter, he is adorable. 😊😊
That little otter is literally craze-y.
And cute.
Fun video. Thanks, Sid.
That angel statue is absolutely gorgeous! I kinda want to see it fully restored eventually. It just looks so amazing!
Awesome, Sid !!! Love seeing these statues have new life bred into them. Even those old hanging balls. Ha!!
This was an EXCELLENT video. It shows the versatility of outdoor steam cleaning. Those 2 balls would snap up well in any old or new garden, entrance way or on top of gated entranceways (ie I saw on one of those French castle renovation shows, that a lady was looking for a pair lions or something, and ended up with balls on either side that suited really well. Of course, they needed a crane to lift them into place so high up. So whether on the ground or up high on bricked gate entrances, pairs of anything would sell well, hence how come that lady mostly had pairs of statues. You did well cleaning things. I cringed at your scraping the otter (& others?) on your garden pavers - yikes! I would love to see another such video (but will look to see if you've done more, since). Keep up the good work. The possibilities of buying these & cleaning them up is endless. Great job!
Great video mate.
Unsurprisingly, I loved you cleaning the Wolf statue the most 😃🐺👍🏼
I truly enjoy your dedication to getting the job done right....... and with Care....... Good Work!
Love to watch you work whatever the job is, love your commentary. Seen as lot of dogs, horses , bears and lions in gardens but I've never seen a rooster like the one standing proud near the fence as you walked into the yard. That would be a good watch, reckon it'll set you back too much though
Unfortunately it looked pretty clean close up, it wouldnt be much of a difference. it would probably be about 400 ish so if it was dirty id definitely grab it!
What a terrific way to learn the range of your equipment!
The wolf and otter are my favorites. Sid if you're gonna keep the otter I would see about getting some epoxy resin, maybe from a boating place if you're going to keep him outside. If not outside just get some regular epoxy resin to use on all the cracks so he doesn't fall apart.
The little otter is so cute! Good job cleaning him, the wolf and the rest! :-)
Also get the horse only if it fits your budget, it's always fun to watch you cleaning stuff it's super satisfying
Love the Otter sculture , really nice detaisl! My absolute favorite!
Another great video, young man. I enjoyed watching your skills in action whether on a roof or garden ornaments-just really relaxing to watch. You have a new subscriber !
People who want an aged look should consider regular cleaning of their garden statues with a stiff brush and warm water, during the beginning of the warm months in their part of the world. The pieces wont get as crazy mossy and dirty as the ones Sid is rescuing, but wont look brand new, either. Sid, great video as always!
The owner of the statue store should hire to clean all his merchandise. Then he can sell them for more.. a win win for both of you.
Calming...satisfying...
I look forward to more of these. And it's really cool seeing before and after.
Yes- the horse will be beautiful ❤️
Amazing!!! The Otter was like a Chia Pet with all that growth. Perfect advertisement of your skill. The Japanese put gold in cracks to restore cracked objects. If you put a diffeent colour of cement in the cracks it would strengthen it yet keep its character. Very cool he's sitting on a fish. The balls n fox should sell easy peesy. Your Mum would love the statue I'm sure.
That actually looks like fun. And nice to see the instant gratification of your work. Be good therapy too I think. Well done
I would love to see more statues. 🤍
Have you considered cleaning tombstones ??
I love that little otter and the squirrel!
I dunno, "The Mossy Otter" sounds like a pub your grandad would go to every afternoon.
Loved the balls humor & LOVE the otter!!!!!
Brilliant! I love how the wolf turned out, especially.
Wow 😮 they look fantastic!
Came for the cleaning, stayed for ball jokes 🤣
The Otter with the fish looked fabulous cracks & all
Wished I liked lived closer, I would definitely be willing to buy the otter from you. He would make a great door stop. Love your work.
Excellent job cleaning these guys.
If you find any moss growing in your lawn, spreading lime (granular-form) not only kills the moss, but also makes your fertilizer work more effectively. Love your power washing videos of (especially) of the schools.
Well, not every place needs lime. There are places in the US (most of the West, except the coast, and the north and south central states) that need sulphur applied in order to balance out the acidity. Lime would be a bad thing there (and would not help fertilizer).
Love watching you.💖 They all look great.
Lovely clean balllls Sid. Perfection
I've seen how great you are but oooh the suspense on that otter. I wanted to see it clean but I was afraid it would suddenly blow apart. Looks great 😄
“Gotta keep your balls clean, guys” 😂 Hilarious. Love your videos
I love how you just poped in the video! 🤣🤣🤣
Hello, it is an excellent job with cleaning all of those statues. I’m not there in person with the otter obviously but I think the cracks were done on purpose to uniform. Like I said I’m looking at a phone so the picture I have a small but it looks like part of the design I could be very wrong. But yeah I think you did a wonderful job on all of the sculptures. It’s relaxing watching you clean them.
With the steam from the spray wand on the stone ball, it looks kinda mystical. That is totally awesome. Maybe the wolf and the otter can become doorsteps in your home.
The difference is amazing!
Great job cleaning the statues 👏👏😊
"Gotta keep your balls clean, guys. Manscape should have sponsored this one, shouldn't they really?" HAHAHA! I wasn't expecting that.
yeah statue cleaning! Great little videos for in-between!
Great job mate. Otter looked amazing
Love that you're doing more statues! Great job as always
I suspect that 'wolf' is a fox. Loved the otter.
I loved these!! The wolf is my favorite, I'd love him in my front yard. The otter is a very interesting piece!
The first video of yours that I watched was the dog statues, I've been hooked ever since 😁.
Thanks!
Enjoyed the video soooooo satisfying …loved all the statuary 🥰
You have so much fun cleaning those old statues that if you can sell them and make it worthwhile, Go for it!!
Love your videos... Thanks for posting..
I like the little otter as well. You did a great job. I love old statues and the like. I could live in the place you showed with all the statues and stuff. Just let me pitch a tent until I find enough old wooden window frames to build me a greenhouse to live in amongst those statues and I would be in heaven! ::::::waving from north Texas::::: new subscriber here!
love the little otter
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This is the coolest channel! Thank you 😊
Personally I prefer these lovely stone pieces cleaned up and restored. To each his or her own preferences.
Forgot to say I love the wolf cleaned up, lovely indeed.
Brilliant work!
Love the statue cleaning.
With regard to the otter, you could put it inside the house and let it dry out as much as possible and then paint it with epoxy resin to keep water out, or there are some brick treatments that would also work, you want to stop frost from blowing it apart.
The otter actually looks like a topiary. Pretty as is!
I'm gonna preface this by saying i am super tired. but i got emotional watching the little otter being cleaned. at first i got angry because i felt like you were shaving him but then i got sad because of how cracked the little thing is! But its absolutely beautiful either way. i love otters so so so so much and i hope one day i can have a statue like that in my house or yard. :3
The otter has such class
I really liked the few seconds of slo-mo. Would like a bit more of that.
I just love the little otter. Hopefully you can repair the cracks and keep it for years!
Very nice job as usual. Since you mentioned that you have kids I wondered if
they are big enough to topple the tall statue with the rod poking out of it's
head? Probably overthinking things but I have never had kids so I don't know
how much they can do. As someone said, a small statue that is half moss
covered and half cleaned might be an excellent way to show what steam
cleaning is capable of doing. Take care.....
Extremely satisfying and a good job done 👍
The statues would sell easier when they are clean. Maybe offer to clean some for the guy selling them in exchange for one of the massive ones.
I can totally relate to the little otter..cracked all over but not falling apart! Loved the video ❤
The statue s all came out so well. Surprised me.
Props for that first shot from you coming from under the camera and the loud "guess what" really made me jump xDDD
The Otter looks absolutely gorgeous!!
I love wolves and that statue was amazing
Fascinating. Very good job. Hi from NB, Canada
That squirrel is giving you a run for your money. But he’s cute, so don’t be mad at him! Glad the new hot-water system is doing the job. Hope you can get the parts you need soon so you can get on with your other jobs. Good luck!
The otter or beaver is wonderful. If I were there I would buy him. The wolf is great, well their all great. Pressure wash helped make them look real good. Happy Holidays to you and yours.
Thanks for filming. I hope your equipment arrives soon!
Wolf otter squirrel oh my goodness all came out well but those are my favorites! Well done Sid 🤩
That little otter was my fav. Loved this video!
I'm so in love with that otter! Me wanty!!! ❤
The Cherub is my favorite. Love your videos