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Roof Cleaning Nozzles In Kynar !!

Jan 28, 2009

Chris, I just saw a full cone spray pattern on there. Have you ever tried Cleaning a Roof with one of those? Just curious!

Roof Cleaning Columbus Ohio 614.593.0328 · Guest

I noticed those too. Im thinking about buying one just to try out for roof cleaning in cleveland and columbus Ohio.

-- Edited by mmcgue at 17:43, 2009-02-02

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Larry wrote:
Chris, I just saw a full cone spray pattern on there. Have you ever tried Cleaning a Roof with one of those? Just curious!

Not those roof cleaning nozzles Larry.
But the best thing I ever used to clean a tile roof with was a showerhead!
The round pattern gets all the tile sides!

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Where did ya find a cap with a tile bill on it Chris? Or did you obtain that forehead acessory on a down slopin slide into the side of a dormer? O^

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MudDuck wrote:
Where did ya find a cap with a tile bill on it Chris? Or did you obtain that forehead acessory on a down slopin slide into the side of a dormer? O^

LOL. I have taken MANY a ride off a roof in my carreer as a roof cleaner,'Fortunately, roof cleaning in Tampa is safer then cleaning roofs in some places.
Mostly one story roofs here in Tampa.

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Roof Cleaning Katy Texas (281) 392-2304 · Feb 4, 2009

I am confused on what type of nozzle to use.� I now hear about these Kynar nozzles.� I have heard about #30, #40, #50, #60 nozzles...� I have not heard of any manufacturers nor distributers.� Where do I go to buy them?� Obviously they must fit on some kind of a gun.� I have not heard anything about guns yet.� What do you recommend.� Are you using� Ag Hose now?� Where do you get that?� I see the hose reels on your truck.� What kind and model are they?� I have been using COX electric wind-up reels.� So far they are holding up but I am using them to only hold the hoses and not running chemicals through them.

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Katy - Memorial Power Washing wrote:
I am confused on what type of nozzle to use.� I now hear about these Kynar nozzles.� I have heard about #30, #40, #50, #60 nozzles...� I have not heard of any manufacturers nor distributers.� Where do I go to buy them?� Obviously they must fit on some kind of a gun.� I have not heard anything about guns yet.� What do you recommend.� Are you using� Ag Hose now?� Where do you get that?� I see the hose reels on your truck.� What kind and model are they?� I have been using COX electric wind-up reels.� So far they are holding up but I am using them to only hold the hoses and not running chemicals through them.

We use Titan Hose Reels, they last awhile.

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Roof Cleaning Katy Texas (281) 392-2304 · Feb 26, 2009

Apple Roof Cleaning Tampa wrote:

I would send away to this company for a catalog.
They make quick disconnect roof cleaning nozzles in several plastics,, including Kynar !!
Kynar is a roof cleaners best friend.
It is roof cleaning�chemical proof.
http://www.bex.com/products/ziptip/ziptip.html#Z

Has anyone tried any of these nozzles yet?� How are they

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Feb 26, 2009

No, I use 1/4" stainless steel spraying system nozzles.

Roof Clean USA Georgia 229-227-0000 · guest

No I haven't used these specifice Kynar nozzles or QC's either, but I just filled out the questionaire for a catalog to see if it has potential for my uses and if I do test them I will post a detailed summary.

For us, we use 1/4" and 3/8" stainless steel spraying system nozzles as well.

They last a while also, especially at the low pressures used in roof cleaning in Thomasville, GA and Tallahassee, FL.

Spraying Systems makes a HUGE variety of nozzles and other things.

Note to Katy Memorial PW,

Go to this link and use the chart to make batter sense of nozzles and also the Hypro link BELOW for Hose info.

These are BOTH hard to find, and valuable links for you to help answer your questions.

Here are the DIRECT links-

For Hose Info- This is a HUGE amount of SPECIFIC info, i.e., flow rates, etc.

http://www.hosexpress.com/hose_doc/Hose%20Handbook%20March%202003.pdf

For Nozzle Info-

Spray Nozzle Guidebook from Hypro
www.spray.com/save
http://service.spray.com/web/register/view_lit.asp?code=TM410
http://www.spray.com/services/edu_ref_nozzle_basics.asp

-- Edited by Roof Clean USA at 23:22, 2009-02-26

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Roof Cleaning Pro Greensboro NC (336)362 7659 wrote:

No, I use 1/4" stainless steel spraying system nozzles.

�Ditto. I am interested in the Kynar nozzles though. I would expect less rust, but even the rust doesn't really slow us down.

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