troy bilt 2700 psi pressure washer
#1
04-18-10, 10:56 AM
troy bilt 2700 psi pressure washer
I just bought a nice pressure washer & would like to add cleaning products when I use the washer.
The only directions show: Don't use caustic products.
I don't want the ruin this washer and I would like to use vinegar which I don't consider caustic. Is this correct?
Thank you.
The only directions show: Don't use caustic products.
I don't want the ruin this washer and I would like to use vinegar which I don't consider caustic. Is this correct?
Thank you.
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04-18-10, 02:59 PM
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I do believe that vinegar is corrosive. I think I would not use vinegar.
Peoperties of vinegar:
Properties of Vinegar
Peoperties of vinegar:
Properties of Vinegar
#3
04-18-10, 05:06 PM
oh whoops
thank you indypower,
If vinegar is caustic or bad for the pressure washer then I better just find a product that has labels that tell me it will not kill the pressure washer.
I went to the troy bilt site for answers but found very little that would answer my question. Everything is a general statement with no specifics.
So I won't try anything except products that are certified safe.
I like this machine too much to ruin it. It is only 2 days old.
If vinegar is caustic or bad for the pressure washer then I better just find a product that has labels that tell me it will not kill the pressure washer.
I went to the troy bilt site for answers but found very little that would answer my question. Everything is a general statement with no specifics.
So I won't try anything except products that are certified safe.
I like this machine too much to ruin it. It is only 2 days old.
#4
04-19-10, 02:03 AM
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I don't like to use any chemicals through the pressure washer. I use a garden type pump up sprayer to apply the chemical, and the pwasher to spray it off.
