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Roof Cleaning needs Rinse Equipment
RINSING IS ESSENTIALA Cleaner TODAY roof cleaner will kill the roof stains, but until the rinsing is completed,
the full effect of the roof cleaning won't be seen. If you are letting the rain rinse, that means enough rain needs to falls to dislodge the roof stain residue.
From the Roof (BEST METHOD)Rinsing is the second essential part of roof shingle cleaning.
Use a simple garden hose1 with either:

- Adjustable spray nozzle (from fan to jet spray)
- A Water Blaster tool that focuses the spray
- Water broom roof cleaning equipment is low pressure tool for rinsing with a wider rinse path
1 When using a garden hose, a 3/4" hose is the best choice. Some hoses are 1/2" which carry 50% less water than a 3/4" garden hose. More water = more rinsing power on the roof.
A Low Pressure Rinsing tool is critical. Pressure should be kept under 150 psi, which isn't a problem if you are using a hose. Municipal water pressures are typically 40-80psi. Sometimes, if rinsing isn't going well, it could be your low water pressure. In this case you can boost your water pressure with a professional roof cleaning equipment tool like a Electric Utility Water Boost Pump (found at farm supply / home centers).
From the Gutter or Ground Rinsing the roof cleaner from the gutter or ground will be more challenging to get enough ummpph to knock loose the residue.
Roof Cleaning Professionals with Pressure WashersRoof Cleaning Professionals
may also use PitchWitch (tm) or X-Jet (tm) tools to use with a pressure
washer rig for rinsing roof cleaning products. Just keep the a low pressure of under 150psi at
each port (ie with a water broom, 900psi across 6 jets maintains a safe
150psi. ** Pitch With and X-Jet are trademarks of other products, not sold here.
In Cleaner TODAY fashion, we want educated consumers! When you shop around, compare us to other roof Cleaner suppliers We think you'll find the ALL the information you need here.
Learn more about the best way to apply Roof Cleaner
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