Pressure wash coop?

[MommyGirl]

Depends on the type of coop.
Mine is resine, so I pressure wash it and air dry it with a leaf blower.

Mines wood

 

[Roosterinthecity]

Well, with wood as well as other materials, just think of what consequences might arise from the use of pressurized water. Like the intake of a lot of sugar to a human body, pressurized water to wood…
Warping, mold, softening, rotting over time. Metal may rust.
So just depends on what you need.
I have a bad back, so this method helps best. But if you feel it’s going to last you another few years, and you can fix damages or whatever, it’s your call.

 

[MommyGirl]

Well, with wood as well as other materials, just think of what consequences might arise from the use of pressurized water. Like the intake of a lot of sugar to a human body, pressurized water to wood…
Warping, mold, softening, rotting over time. Metal may rust.
So just depends on what you need.
I have a bad back, so this method helps best. But if you feel it’s going to last you another few years, and you can fix damages or whatever, it’s your call.

I don’t think I will add water I think I can suck dust out with a shop vac. I want the coop to last many years

 

[MommyGirl]

Thanks for everyone’s input I just wanted to be sure. I was thinking it was a bad idea to pressure wash coop. So y’all just helped confirm for me. I will just use a shop vac instead! That’s why I like to ask you all.