Cincinnati businesses use detergents with their pressure washers because it helps them to achieve best results, while saving time and money. Most pressure washer detergents are environmentally friendly. Is the Detergent Pressure Washer Approved? Non-approved cleaning solutions can be bad for the environment and ruin your pressure washer and it’s seals, wands, hoses, pumps, and [Read More…]
Restaurant Pressure Washing Tips: How to Keep Your Restaurant It’s Cleanest
May 10, 2019 By
Where there’s grease, there’s fire so keeping a restaurant’s exhaust duct system clean is extremely important for the business and the safety of it’s customers. You can make sure the grease is removed the old fashioned way with buckets water, chemical cleaning products, gloves and a lot of effort or you can get a pressure washer [Read More…]
Pressure Washing Tips – How to Properly Pressure Spray Your Cincinnati Home and Siding
May 9, 2019 By
Preparing Your Cincinnati Home for Pressure Washing Find your exterior power outlets if you are using an electric pressure washer and know where your outside water faucets are located. Make sure to have power cords and water hoses long enough to get all the way around your house. Close all windows and seal any small [Read More…]
Pressure Washing Tips for Cincinnati Municipalities and Parks and Recreation Departments
May 8, 2019 By
Pressure washers are vital tools for Cincinnati Municipalities and Park and Recreation Departments because they can cut cleaning times to a minimum with good results. Less time means less labor and pressure washers can be used to clean playgrounds, concrete pathways, swimming pools, tennis courts, basketball courts and many other surfaces. Tips for Pressure Washing [Read More…]
Pressure Washer Tips for Contractors Using Pressure Washers in the Construction Industry
April 11, 2019 By
A pressure washer is an essential tool to clean up or prepare a construction site after demolition. Because the of the demands of most construction sites, a highly-rated, durable and mobile unit is required. There are pressure washers specially designed to reach inaccessible places safely and run for long periods of time efficiently. Some power washers will allow you [Read More…]
What’s The Best Pressure Washer for Facilities Managers, Fleet Managers or Municipalities? We Say the Landa MHC…
April 9, 2019 By
Landa’s MHC is a great solution for those looking to clean in a variety of ways. Facilities managers might have to clean a spill indoors, such as on a shop floor, and then immediately go outside and clean an oil stain in a parking lot. The MHC model stands for Mobile, Hot, Compact series. Portability [Read More…]
Tips on Using Chemicals With Your Pressure Washer To Stay Safe and Efficient
March 29, 2019 By
Here are 4 tips for using chemicals with your pressure washer. These tips will help you get the job done smarter, better, faster and wiser! How to Properly Mix Pressure Washer Chemicals When using water-soluble chemicals with your pressure washer, make sure to allow enough time for them to completely dissolve before starting the chemical injector. [Read More…]
Landa’s PDHW – When You Need a Powerful Pressure Washer To Use In Harsh Environments
March 28, 2019 By
When you’re working with harsh environments, you don’t want to worry about rust and corrosion. You want a machine that’s as rugged as the work you do and the environment you do it in. That’s why Landa’s PDHW is the perfect choice when you want a tough build with clean lines. With Landa’s signature polyester [Read More…]
Power Washing Tips – How to Safely Use a Pressure Washer Spray Gun
January 15, 2019 By
We have seen and heard of some serious accidents involving spray guns and pressure washers. All were avoidable if certain safety measures were taken before hand. Spray Gun Personal Safety Tips… Only Use Approved Liquids – The spray gun of a pressure washer is design to handle clear water or water mixed with chemicals. It [Read More…]
Pressure Washing Tips – General Guidelines for Using a Power Washer On Farm Equipment…
September 4, 2018 By
Agricultural and farm machinery should be pressure washed over an unpaved area (ex. grass or gravel). Washing over unpaved surfaces allows soap filled water to soak into the ground to be filtered and eventually recharge the groundwater. You should wash your equipment no closer then 100 feet from the wellhead of a well. if you [Read More…]
