@@chrischihoonhwang6787 hey Chris Need to be careful of the seals with the steam. You can use steam to wash off heavy organic/ cement or other general dirt but if you want a steel free (water mark free finish ). Then you would need to clean after with a squeegee or pure water
@@LBCExteriorCleaning Thank you so much for your time. I really appreciate this video and your reply. Careful with seals...noted. Been looking for ways to improve building exterior cleaning and last puzzle is the touchless window cleaning. Pure water still leaves some spots...
Hi, Great video. I’m currently looking to buy doff system or Thermatech for my Northwest Restoration company. Have you tried the thermatech in comparison with the doff ? Also do you still need to run chemicals “HF” to clean bricks or does the steam soley clean the carbon from bricks ? Thanks.
Hi we haven’t tried thermatech but I believe it’s much the same only issue you might have is having to explain that to clients over and over again as many times it’s ‘doff’ that is specified on the tender documents. Steam will remove organic only to remove carbon you need HF with steam
try pump to 27 liters and 300 bar I use that a lot and then the pressure is also adjusted down to 100 bar and 97 degrees when necessary we also have 350 bar and 34 liters but 300 bar and 27 liters run well. 18 liters is way too little 😊
Hi Dan thanks for your comment we have 30 litre and 34 litre Aswell (and even had 74 on our bintruck! That was a beast ) But the 18 litres with the 300 bar works quite well Runs surface cleaner no problem. What systems do you use ?
@@LBCExteriorCleaning I just want to think 18 liters is hard at the surface rather several liters and down with the pressure. but now you're a professional yourself, so I won't say more. we never use such a small pump on such a fine setup with a diesel engine
Very good, hopefully doff will lower their prices a bit to keep up with these van mounts a little better 😅
You and me both! 😅
Best in the business 💪🏻🙌🏻
Great video as ALWAYS
Glad you enjoyed it😊
Very helpful video guys, much appreciated.
Glad it was helpful!❤
Very informative 👌
Glad you think so!
Great video!
Thank you 😊
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Can you clean building exterior windows to a degree only with this steam without physically brushing/wiping.
@@chrischihoonhwang6787 hey Chris
Need to be careful of the seals with the steam.
You can use steam to wash off heavy organic/ cement or other general dirt but if you want a steel free (water mark free finish ). Then you would need to clean after with a squeegee or pure water
@@LBCExteriorCleaning Thank you so much for your time. I really appreciate this video and your reply. Careful with seals...noted. Been looking for ways to improve building exterior cleaning and last puzzle is the touchless window cleaning. Pure water still leaves some spots...
Where can I get the certificate to rent one of these
Hey, you can’t rent unless you own one of these machines.
For tombstones are ok the Doff?
Yes
Hi,
Great video.
I’m currently looking to buy doff system or Thermatech for my Northwest Restoration company. Have you tried the thermatech in comparison with the doff ? Also do you still need to run chemicals “HF” to clean bricks or does the steam soley clean the carbon from bricks ?
Thanks.
Hi we haven’t tried thermatech but I believe it’s much the same only issue you might have is having to explain that to clients over and over again as many times it’s ‘doff’ that is specified on the tender documents. Steam will remove organic only to remove carbon you need HF with steam
try pump to 27 liters and 300 bar I use that a lot and then the pressure is also adjusted down to 100 bar and 97 degrees when necessary we also have 350 bar and 34 liters but 300 bar and 27 liters run well. 18 liters is way too little 😊
Hi Dan thanks for your comment we have 30 litre and 34 litre Aswell (and even had 74 on our bintruck! That was a beast )
But the 18 litres with the 300 bar works quite well
Runs surface cleaner no problem. What systems do you use ?
@@LBCExteriorCleaning I just want to think 18 liters is hard at the surface rather several liters and down with the pressure. but now you're a professional yourself, so I won't say more. we never use such a small pump on such a fine setup with a diesel engine