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I am very embarrassed. Momma bun, Zelda, had quite a large mess on her bum! 😬 We got it cleaned off and I managed to get rid of the culprit, a surprisingly large amount of hair, pee and poo in her favorite corner. They do have wire floors but also have a shelf where a poo pan can sit if I ever have to keep them in the garage again. That extra layer started started to catch some of the waste and it built up more than I realized. Definitely keeping a much closer eye on that.
 
Fishychix said:
My deck desperately needs pressure washed. I just don't know if I should rent one or buy one. Buying would definitely mean entry level though.
Is your patio wood?
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In my experience the inexpensive pressure washers aren't much better than using a pressure nozzle on a garden hose.

I like a good deck brush for scrubbing. They look like a narrow push broom actually.
 
Good morning everyone.

Fishy, you might consider renting one to begin with. Try it out, and then decide if it's something you want to consider buying. Our patio is cool decking, not wood, but we've used ours on wood too. (Dh does the chicken coop with it.) There are different nozzles, and you use a sweeping motion, or there are the broom type attachments.

We bought the attachment that is round, and looks sort of like a floor scrubber, that we use on the main part of the deck, then finish off the edges, and corners with one of the nozzles. Before we bought that attachment, we used the nozzles on the patio too. For the front porch, concrete drive attached to the garage, around the outside of the house, vehicle tires, and bumpers, we use various nozzles. When the chickens' water buckets need a good cleaning, we use the pressure washer on them too.

When Dh wakes up, I'll ask him about the one we have, and cost of a good one.
 
Good morning folks :frow

21hens-incharge said:
In my experience the inexpensive pressure washers aren't much better than using a pressure nozzle on a garden hose.

I like a good deck brush for scrubbing. They look like a narrow push broom actually.
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:frow Good morning Henny, have a great day
Molpet said:
Good morning all.
Got over an inch of much needed rain yesterday. Of course it's when the farmers are trying to get crops in and too late to help my garden. LOL
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:frow Good morning Mo, have a great day
getaclue said:
Good morning everyone.

Fishy, you might consider renting one to begin with. Try it out, and then decide if it's something you want to consider buying. Our patio is cool decking, not wood, but we've used ours on wood too. (Dh does the chicken coop with it.) There are different nozzles, and you use a sweeping motion, or there are the broom type attachments.

We bought the attachment that is round, and looks sort of like a floor scrubber, that we use on the main part of the deck, then finish off the edges, and corners with one of the nozzles. Before we bought that attachment, we used the nozzles on the patio too. For the front porch, concrete drive attached to the garage, around the outside of the house, vehicle tires, and bumpers, we use various nozzles. When the chickens' water buckets need a good cleaning, we use the pressure washer on them too.

When Dh wakes up, I'll ask him about the one we have, and cost of a good one.
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:frow Good morning Clue, have a great day
 
Good morning everyone 😊

21hens-incharge said:
In my experience the inexpensive pressure washers aren't much better than using a pressure nozzle on a garden hose.

I like a good deck brush for scrubbing. They look like a narrow push broom actually.
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Good morning Henny 😊
Molpet said:
Good morning all.
Got over an inch of much needed rain yesterday. Of course it's when the farmers are trying to get crops in and too late to help my garden. LOL
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Good morning Mo 😊
getaclue said:
Good morning everyone.

Fishy, you might consider renting one to begin with. Try it out, and then decide if it's something you want to consider buying. Our patio is cool decking, not wood, but we've used ours on wood too. (Dh does the chicken coop with it.) There are different nozzles, and you use a sweeping motion, or there are the broom type attachments.

We bought the attachment that is round, and looks sort of like a floor scrubber, that we use on the main part of the deck, then finish off the edges, and corners with one of the nozzles. Before we bought that attachment, we used the nozzles on the patio too. For the front porch, concrete drive attached to the garage, around the outside of the house, vehicle tires, and bumpers, we use various nozzles. When the chickens' water buckets need a good cleaning, we use the pressure washer on them too.

When Dh wakes up, I'll ask him about the one we have, and cost of a good one.
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Good morning Clue 😊
 

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