Power Washing and Roof Cleaning Forum

Simon · Member

chemicals

BlueRidge · Approved Exterior Cleaner

My personal opinion is to stay away from SWS. Try Dragon Grip from the power wash store.

Also, it would be a good idea to use the search bar where you will find the answer to most, if not all of your questions. We are more than willing to help but try to do some of the research first.

Liberty SoftWash · PWS Vender

BlueRidge wrote:
My personal opinion is to stay away from SWS. Try Dragon Grip from the power wash store.
Also, it would be a good idea to use the search bar where you will find the answer to most, if not all of your questions. We are more than willing to help but try to do some of the research first.

^^^^^^100%. Run from SWs. We use dragon grip for everything.

Art O · Approved Exterior Cleaner

Let's not get side tracked here guys, Remember we have wide range of members here and we don't want to offend any of them. Its all personal preference Simon, some guys drive Chevy's and some guys drive Fords. Me I buy at Walmart and get the same results, if not better.

Fred W · Guru

I agree with all three above. Stay away from SWS but some of the shelf stuff works better than the industry chems.

waxman18324 · Founding Member Rest in Peace

Start of with simple mixes and methods. Do some industry reading and tests then decide for yourself. Baby steps.

Hank

John Aloisio · Approved Exterior Cleaner

Simon,

It will be a personal and business preference that you will have to decide. All the soaps out work, it's just which one you want to use. I am a SWS guy and have been for four years now. It is a professional business choice I made and I utilize the crap oit of it. it really depends on what direction you want your company to go and grow. In the end, YOU are your business and that will need to be the selling point.

Fred W · Guru

John Aloisio wrote:
Simon,
It will be a personal and business preference that you will have to decide. All the soaps out work, it's just which one you want to use. I am a SWS guy and have been for four years now. It is a professional business choice I made and I utilize the crap oit of it. it really depends on what direction you want your company to go and grow. In the end, YOU are your business and that will need to be the selling point.

+1.

Simon · Member

Thanks for all the help guys I will do some more research also I'll see if I can get dragon grip here in Canada.

BlueRidge · Approved Exterior Cleaner

Simon wrote:
Thanks for all the help guys I will do some more research also I'll see if I can get dragon grip here in Canada.

There are other Canadians here so hopefully one of them can help you out with where to go up there. I'm sure the guys at The Power Wash Store would be happy to lead you in the right direction. http://www.powerwashstore.com/

All Kleen Softwash Systems · Exterior Cleaner

Art O wrote:
Let's not get side tracked here guys, Remember we have wide range of members here and we don't want to offend any of them. Its all personal preference Simon, some guys drive Chevy's and some guys drive Fords. Me I buy at Walmart and get the same results, if not better.

Art, I found that stuff you were telling me about from walmart. I'm going to try it on my next house. Do you use it on decks and concrete also?

Art O · Approved Exterior Cleaner

Great for House washing and a cover sent. Its got to be the PineAllen Max, not the Green!!!

Bryan P · Approved Exterior Cleaner

Art. Do you use Gain some still? Or did they change it?

Art O · Approved Exterior Cleaner

I use Gain for roof cleaning

All Kleen Softwash Systems · Exterior Cleaner

Ty Art