Mobile Pressure Washing – Foam Gun Rods Discussed

Every new mobile pressure washing entrepreneur marvels at the incredible equipment available in the industry. It really is just amazing. Not long ago, I was discussing this fact, specifically how the industry has evolved over the years with high-tech equipment that makes the washing process efficient and fast. Then the other day someone asked me a really good question about using foam guns to clean exterior surfaces of buildings.

“We use a foam cannon gun for our buildings, as it holds in the detergent long enough to dissolve dirt, not to mention it looks impressive.”

Yes, inline induction soap guns look great, especially when using a hot water pressure washer. It almost feels like Rambo because you have a lot of recoil on the gun, depending on your type of unloader and you are firing steam; At night or when it is cold, it looks like a flamethrower as the hot water mixes with the air. it shoots below 3000 psi. Even more fun is putting on the zero point and pulling the trigger.

Of course, if you are washing a lot of cars on a car lot, you can’t use anything like this because you can’t get between cars very well with a long gun and wand, you will need to use only a gun with a 4-inch extension covered in rubber with a tip. Also, your hands get very tired and are squeezed by pulling the trigger all the time, so you can try a ring on the gun to hold the trigger, or a tennis ball, or remove the trigger, it will save you from the carpel tunnel, buying downloaders. all the time and also increases the life of your pump. Think about it.

For cleaning buildings you may notice that the Sparklewash system works very well, I think it is one of the best I have seen for cleaning buildings. Of course, Landa makes a very neat foam gun, and so does Hydrotech. There are several very good manufacturers with these types of soap guns. Yes, they work great for buildings and truck trailers, you are absolutely right. Just use a collection device to collect the rich, I always remind the entrepreneurs of the pressure washing company who do cleaning work for contract.

In fact, this industry has evolved in many ways, and yet many of them remain the same as some of the older Hotsy pressure washers from the late 50s and early 60s. It’s a fun industry, with plenty of story actually. Consider all of this.