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Repair guides and support for electric and gas-powered high-pressure sprayers sometimes referred to as power washers.

Best way to handle stubborn outdoor grime with a pressure washer?

Hey everyone,

I’ve been working on cleaning driveways, decks, and patios with my pressure washer but I’m not getting the best results.

Here’s what I’ve tried so far:

  • Standard pressure-washing (2000–3000 PSI) with detergents
  • Letting surfaces air-dry overnight
  • Multiple passes with different nozzle angles

Still, some stains refuse to come off.

So I’d like to ask:

  1. Do you adjust PSI or nozzle type depending on the surface or how old the stains are?
  2. Any tips on prepping surfaces—like grit, cleaning solutions, or methods—that make pressure washing more effective without damaging the surface?

Thanks in advance for any advice!

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Hey,

I frequently pressure wash, what i do for hard to get grime is use a mixture of Pool Chlorine, water and a Surfactant, the surfactant is basically just soap I use a brand called Surf (in Australia) its a 5in1 laundry liquid.

I get a pressure sprayer and mix about 3L bleach to 7L water with 1 cap full of Surf 5in1

Note: Pre-soak plants/grass with water as the bleach can kill them.

Be careful what soap you mix with the Chlorine because i believe theres a possibility to create a toxic gas.

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