Posted by Bruce from Can. on November 24, 2016 at 11:03:39 from (70.52.185.7):
In Reply to: whitewash posted by deere37 on November 24, 2016 at 07:44:27:
I white wash my dairy barn every year myself . I used to hire a travelling crew but , the last time they came in , blew down the dust and webs , then sprayed . The bill was $800.00 , I said for two hours work , and $20.00 worth of lime , that is just too much. So I put together my own spray rig and spray the barn myself, and keep my money for other things. Buddy of mine still hires his barn sprayed with white wash , this year he shelled out $1,000.00. I told him if he knocked down the webs and dust . I would have sprayed it for half.It isn't rocket science .
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