Posted by 1970-1655 on April 26, 2015 at 17:16:23 from (199.182.136.67):
In Reply to: my job today posted by jon f mn on April 25, 2015 at 18:17:41:
What was in the jar she is holding? Would not be 'shine would it? After doing all that cleaning, I would need the 'shine or horse liniment.
For our house, 2 story, I mix bleach cleaner and water in the 15 gallon trailer sprayer. I start at the top and do about 6' wide, top to bottom. Then I move to the next section and my wife sprays the cleaner solution with the garden hose. It has been working for several years like that. Before I tried the sprayer, our project every summer or 2 was scrubbing the whole house by hand. I kept telling her there had to be a better way, something with "more power."
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