Pressure Washing a DIRTY pool. WOW! (Oddly Satisfying Pressure Washing)
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- This pool wasn't open last year, so it was incredibly dirty this year. Our response? The dirtier, the better. Let's do this. Sit back and enjoy.
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Oddly Satisfying Pressure Washing is a Pressure Washing company based in Allentown, PA. We service the Lehigh Valley with House Washing, Roof Washing, Patio Cleaning, Concrete Cleaning, Window Cleaning, and just about everything else outside of your home. We provide the fastest service in the valley.
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Personally I like the videos that just have the spraying sounds and no Music and is a little longer
Thanks for your feedback. We like the music style but we totally get some people like the other way also.
I have to mute when there’s music; music is such a personal choice for me.
@@OddlySatisfyingPressureWashing I usually like that style of music too. But not in the "oddly satisfying"-videos.
Agreee. Spraying sound make the video more alive to see
Wow great ....
I'm glad you all get the proper equipment and gear to do your job. People in my country don't have any equipment or sanitary gear to clean pools. They use their hands and are not even able to cover their faces. They have to use cloth or towel. I hope someday they are provided with good tools and equipment along with sanitary gear, because it's them who keep our society clean.
Thoughtful comment. Should always be safety first for the employees. Remarkable job. ❤️🌎❤️
Surprised they did not get your to clean the pool patio surround first
We are cleaning it next week. They are having cement near the house re done first. Once that gets finished, then we are cleaning the whole thing.
I would use a wet vac at the end. Probably could have cut that time in half at the end. Great video though!! Loved it!!
Yes, we do that now as well. This was the owners pump.
@@OddlySatisfyingPressureWashing Ridgid makes an awesome transfer pump that screws on to the drain cap on the wet vac. Works great for this exact situation when you will need to "empty" the vac a few times. Discharges through a regular garden hose and has a large debris filter built in. I was wishing I was there so I could let you use mine and save you some heartache at the end :)
Yeah wet vac would make things easier
Love the effort, you guys deserve so many more subscribers!
Thanks Joel. We just started the channel. We appreciate it.
Everything seemed to go pretty much as smooth as silk...until you came down to the drain area. Looks like that took like about an hour or so, in itself. That drainage system needed to be deeper and wider, so as to allow all of that gunk to go down the drain!
Nevertheless, y'all did a great job!
Thanks for watching.
The drain is for water, not debris... They just need a wet-vac.
I’m brickie by trade .After watching couple of pressure washing videos, I learned that you need to start at the lowest point and work your way up. If theres water puddles, you dnt have worry bout coz you’re done in that area.
Yes. That's usually how we do things when it comes to concrete cleanings for sure. That's the best technique. In this pool we didn't necessarily know that the pump would be as weak as it was so by the time we figure it out, we were too late. It's ok though.
Pool pressure washing 😊
Yea keep your head up during these rough days we are ALL Having ✊Much Respect✌🏻☕️☕️☕️☕️
Will do, you too!
True, the dirtier the pool is, the more satisfying to watch. 😊👌
Definitely.
At 3:45, the plug of the sump pump at the extension cord goes into the water with operator also in the water. Probably not the safest thing since the plug interface is not sealed and the voltage would just love to find a path to ground through the standing water.
Hopefully a GFCI outlet was used but even so, it's better not to allow the plug into the water. ...Just sayin'.
I am really impressed by that little pump working its little bearings off trying to keep up with that pressure washer! What a little champ!
Didn’t work as great as we hoped but it was the only thing we had at this job.
Wow. An empty pool!
That paving needs a good pressure wash as well.
Yes. We ended up cleaning that later that year.
Great job 👍 a vacuum cleaner would have been handy for you cleaning up the on the bottom of the pool👍🙏
Yes. A shop vac is what we normally do now.
@@OddlySatisfyingPressureWashing keep up the good work 👍🙏
That was an awesome job. I'm about to wash my pool too so thanks for the education!
Glad it was helpful!
Any advice on how you clean up the dirty puddle you're left with at the end?
What PSI is it set at so it doesn’t damage the vinyl?
Great job !!!! Congratulations
Thanks.
I oddly enjoyed hearing him talk. He did an awesome job too.
Shame the concrete surround didn't get powerwashed. Pool looked good!
It is, next week. They were waiting for the concrete to get done near the house.
nice job.... hoping for relaxing music it's a little intense (that's just me)
Thanks for your feedback. Music is all about preference for sure.
Bom dia muito legal bem interessante esse modo de limpeza da piscina
Thanks for watching!
É um produto elétrico tipo máquina de lavar quintal mostra como ela é por favor
Just a tip… next time clean around the plug hole first that way once the water level rises it is already cleaned .
Thanks for the tip.
And maybe clean the deck before you clean the pool.
Crazy Amazing 🤩 results for sure. Much Respect ✊✌🏻
How much would cost me power wash this size swimming pool in PA ?
I am now really hoping that PowerWash Simulator has a swimming pool level.
Subscribed. I love the Timelapse and the music is perfect
Thank you so much!
Great job. Now do the concrete and large rocks. Complete the job. It would really help pool and everything. Go back. 👍🏼
That's the plan! We did go back and finish the job. There was some remodeling happening right outside the concrete perimeter so we didn't want to clean it and then it get right back dirty.
@@OddlySatisfyingPressureWashing awwww that’s great. Good job. Now I have to look for that video. 😁
Just a question or 2? Did you know the water table? Did you pull the drain plug to the ground?...Im a pool guy, these are a few of my concerns when draining a pool...
We didn't drain the pool. It was already drained when we arrived.
What PSI do you use for pool cleaning?
We always use a 4,500 PSI pressure washer with our rigs but that doesn't always mean we hit everything with that amount of pressure.
Personally I would've brushed that out first as it would have saved you a hell of a lot of work 🤷♂️
Always learning new things for sure.
This thing watching is easy but doing not easy.
Very true but we appreciate you watching
@@OddlySatisfyingPressureWashing thanks for Replaing.
Used too sandblast repaint
That was good stuff thanks
No problem 👍
arghh ppl have some nerves. they know what they are doing. if they are not doing things how your expect is for a reason
Hey thanks.
Did you wash outside the poll on the edges
Yes we did on a different day! The owner was ecstatic at the transformation.
It was apparent that you were going to plug up that drain.
Yes we knew that as well. That’s why we kept unclogging it.
How else were they going to clean the pool? That's why drains have filters on them.
I have a question I have a burner with heat can I use that on the pool ?
I would consult with your pool maintenance company on that question!
Is there a risk of removing the pool paint when doing this?
Yes. In this case (as we mentioned in the video), the customer actually wanted us to remove the paint, but we stated that we were not going to do that as it would take much more time. There were spots that naturally came off with Pressure, but he didn't mind because he was going to repaint it any way.
Did you pre treat it?
We always pre treat concrete, but we didn't pretreat this.
Looks great 👍
Thanks Scott. The dirtier the better.
You deserve more subs
Thanks
Great video
Thanks
I like your cut G
Would have been even more satisfying if you had also cleaned the concrete deck and pool rim. Just sayin' /RayK
The customer didn't have us do this on this day. We did it a few weeks later.
Can I get a link to a 3000psi pressure washer and surface cleaner please? And a store that I could get that from
Google works great to find ones in your area.
Another good job done sweet
Thanks
What's there to be satisfied with?
Video is sped up and there is some generic music instead of power washing sounds.
Thanks for the kind words.
Very satisfying to watch. You guys have any other social media?
Yes. Tik Tok, Instagram.
Cool.
Maybe a wet/dry vac could have helped................just saying
Or a broom at the beginning!?
Yes, we use a shop vac now.
Chill music. Nice job.
Thanks
I wonder how much they charge for something like that? Oddly, very satisfying
Satisfying for sure.
What should I charge for a similar job like this??
You need to price based on how much work it is for you to complete and what your time is worth. Everyone has different equipment and different overhead.
Great vid but made so much extra work for yourself
Yes. A shop vac is a better option. We just used what we had there.
what did you used to suck in the water?
It was the customers pump for their pool. Not the best option.
@@OddlySatisfyingPressureWashing what would you recommend for best option?
Customer could have saved $$$ and use a garden hose with soap,awesome3 and water
Definitely not as effective or Oddly Satisfying.
2 words: Wet Vac!!!
Why do you clean the pool first instead of cleaning the surrounding patio area first.
The customer had cement that wasn't finished yet so we couldn't clean the concrete. We've cleaned it since then.
Kinda ruined it for me when you made extra holes in the paint/liner
Watch the whole video. The customer wanted the paint off. We didn't offer to do that entirely, but he wasn't concerned at all with the paint there. He was repainting it.
Why didn't you just show us the cleaning process at the normal speed. It would have been so much better. I don't like videos that are on fast forward. However the effect was great of how the pool looks in the end result.
Not everyone likes the real time videos. We change things up regularly.
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Looks like the paint cane off the steps from pressure washer
Watch the whole video, we went over that. The owner actually wanted us to strip the paint off but we said we couldn't do that entirely. He wasn't concerned about some paint coming off throughout. He was planning on repainting it any way.
Why do people make the deep end so shallow!
If the deep end is over 6 feet deep, the transition slope from shallow to deep needs to start even sooner so it cuts out the shallow end.
How can it be so dirty..neglected n no dose of chlorine to maintain flourishing of algae..
My guess is the dirt hill next to it causes dirty water to flow into it as run off from rain.
$35,000. ? Cool.
Not quite that much.
Pool will Crack lines if left dry..I am a pool constructor..
The owner said it’s being painted this week and he does it every two years. Not sure.
without soap?!
Not even needed.
You need a better water pump
It wasn't ours, it was the owners. We use a shop vac now for it.
How can you make money when you did this pool in less than 8 minutes?
It's tricky.
😊👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
now the pool need resealing where the blue rubber paint got blasted with the presser washer and cone unsealed
Watch the full video. The owner was planning on doing that in the first place.
@@OddlySatisfyingPressureWashing sorry misted that bit
So let me get this straight. They drained the pool, let the dirt dry in so hard, that it had to be powerwashed and in process, damage the pool?
Why didn't they just wash the dirt out with a normal garden hose, after the drainage, before it dries in?
You must not have watched the whole video. First off, we didn't drain the pool (the customer did). We arrived once it was drained. Secondly, the customer asked us to strip the paint because he was going to repaint the whole pool anyway so he said not to worry at all about any paint coming off. Thirdly, you should watch the videos before you comment on them.
Should have used a gas powered trash/sewage pump. That way there is not an electrical wire and extension cord running into a wet work area. The electric pump you used is not meant for that job. A trash/sewage pump will also remove all the dirt and water out of the pool instead of sending it in the drainage system (which ends up back in your filters).
The pressure was also too high on your power washer and/or too close, incorrect nozzle and the guy chipped the painted off of the surface in multiple places. Did you sand and repaint? If I were your customer, I would expect those repairs at your cost, given that it was avoidable.
Satisfying? Yes. Safe, careful, and efficient? No.
You should watch the whole video so you could hear us explain the paint situation. He wanted us to strip all the paint but we didn’t want do that.