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11-19-05, 03:49 PM

Kiefer101

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Powerwasher chemicals

I was wondering if there was anything wrong with using dish soap in the powerwasher chemical resevoir or do you have to use only pressure washer solutions?

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11-19-05, 04:19 PM

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You have to use only solutions designed for pressure washers

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11-19-05, 05:23 PM

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Thicker detergents like dish soap will clog injection system and damage the powerwasher. There are specific power washer cleaners for the type of surface and soil you intend to wash.

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