Your cleaner acts the same as bleach does. Get yourself a tyvek suit at Lowes or local hardware store in the paint department. But to answer your question......yes that's normal.

Hogwash wrote:

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is it normal to get your out fit bleach by over spray or? am i doing something wrong...

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Try to position yourself in a way so that the wind is to your back when you spray and if there is any overspray it will be directed away from you.  However, make sure the overspray isn't blowing onto something that it could potentially damage also such as cars, landscaping, another house, etc.  That's where the ground tech begins to earn his money!  haha

 

Buy some dickies Khakis/blue pants, and dickies button ups. They look good and hold up great.

It's normal if you are not wearing the proper PPE. Come to Charleston and I will show you how to be safe when cleaning a roof during a free seminar.

I would start with the Dikies suggestions these guys made. The white coveralls work great at protecting your skin and hold up very well.

Wear white

OR---- you could get outfits like AC

Dickies are the way to go, great resistance and lasting wear.

I have a couple sets of clothes that I wear just for roof cleaning. That works also

sounds like you may be working alone, or your the "GT" (Ground Technician) dripping on to you.