Also, you've heard of tyvek house wrap, no?It'd seem to me that pressure washing a house is asking for water under the siding with resultant framing rot.
Interestingly, the surfactants in soap reduce water tension, which can allow it to wet out tyvek. Not significantly, but some. Same thing with naturally occurring oils if you dont back prime cedar siding.Also, you've heard of tyvek house wrap, no?
Good luck and stay safe!Got some pretty gnarly trees to knock down today, 4 of them are 3’ diameter or bigger, rotten, leaning the wrong way and limb bound together and can’t get the excavator in the right spot for the most effectiveness of pushing them over. Going to be some sketchy saw work. I’ve fell some gnarly trees professionally over the last 30 years but this scenario may take the pucker factor to another level having so many obstructions and proximity to streets and machines
Most residential pressure washers (at least the one I have) don't dispense soap in high pressure mode.Interestingly, the surfactants in soap reduce water tension, which can allow it to wet out tyvek. Not significantly, but some. Same thing with naturally occurring oils if you dont back prime cedar siding.
Probably not significant enough in either instance to result in damage, so long as there a mechanism for adequate drying.
Who the fuck needs pumpkin spice Dude Wipes ?
Chad from accounting?
who the fuck needs wipes in the first place?
Get a pumpkin spice washlet -Toshi (probably)
the Washlet is above such corrupting seasonal influences as pumpkin spiceGet a pumpkin spice washlet -Toshi (probably)
Thru hikers use a ton of them. Gotta keep the Star Button polished.who the fuck needs wipes in the first place?
Absolutely need to get to it! Work crap for the next couple weeks have thrown a wrench into things though…@jebfour -just hit a quick purser lap. shit's running good! go get you some!