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I am interested. I want to know what can I use to take down the smell of the Bleach.
 And I want to help keep the website in the top search engine. I just need to do a job or 2 to get it. I am going to buy the fatboy by the way. What should I use for hoses and guns with this pump? I love this place, so much info

Drew's Roofing and Home Repair Brunswick County NC
SouthportNC

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Drew wrote:

I am interested. I want to know what can I use to take down the smell of the Bleach.
 And I want to help keep the website in the top search engine. I just need to do a job or 2 to get it. I am going to buy the fatboy by the way. What should I use for hoses and guns with this pump? I love this place, so much info

Drew's Roofing and Home Repair Brunswick County NC
SouthportNC


Go to www.webly.com  and get a FREE website !!!
You should use 5/8 spray hoses, even garden hose will work, for awhile.
Just rinse it all out good.
Pressure Tek has a roof cleaning spray gun made for this pump, you can start out with it.
There is a thread here about masking the smell of roof cleaning chemical, do a search for it.
Welcome to RCIA !

 



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     Definitely get the 5/8. There is a substantial difference in the 5/8 and the 1/2 inch. the flow rate is surprising. There are tons of free website programs out there, just pick the one that you like the best, and do some SEO research so you know how to get it ranked high.

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