What Can You Pressure Wash?

What Surfaces Can be Pressure Washed?

• Pressure washing can damage paint by stripping it away.
• Brick walls are generally safe to wash.
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• Concrete, stucco, gutters, bricks, and masonry can be washed.
• Adjust pressure and nozzle distance as needed.
• Wear eye protection.
• Check warranty before washing composites.
• Start with low pressure on softer woods, 500-600 psi.
• Harder woods can handle 1000 psi.
• Start in an inconspicuous area in case adjustments are needed.

What Can I Use My Pressure Washer to Clean?

• Pressure washing uses a high-pressure water spray to remove loose paint, mold, grime, dust, mud, and dirt from surfaces and objects like buildings or vehicles.
• Start with low pressure on softer woods, 500-600 psi.
• Harder woods can handle 1000 psi.
• Power washing can degrade concrete.
• Wear eye protection.
• Many people find that a pressure washer is an essential part of their home cleaning arsenal.
• Fencing can also be cleaned with a pressure washer—often fences can come up like new.

Detergent in Pressure Washing

• Yes, you can use detergent in a pressure washer as long as the detergent is completely dissolved.
• Stucco, gutters, bricks, masonry, concrete, and cement can be used with an effective pressure washer cleaning detergent.
• A mixture of detergent and water is recommended so you’ll get the best clean possible.