Hey there, fellow pressure washing enthusiasts! Welcome back to the channel. I'm Aaron Parker, and today, we're diving into the world of batch mixing ratios, a crucial skill for anyone in the pressure washing or soft washing business. Stick around till the end for a special surprise and some helpful resources!
Understanding Batch Mixing
Batch mixing is essential for properly preparing your cleaning solutions. Whether you're tackling roofs, concrete, or vinyl, knowing how to mix your chemicals correctly ensures effective and safe cleaning. Here’s a straightforward guide to get you started.
Basics of Batch Mixing
Starting with Industrial-Grade Bleach
For professional results, use 12.5% industrial-grade bleach. Avoid household bleaches, which are usually around 6%.
Mixing Ratios
6% Mix for Roof Cleaning:
Fill a 10-gallon jug halfway with 12% bleach and the other half with water. This gives you a 6% mix.
3% Mix for Bricks and Mossy Surfaces:
Divide the 10-gallon jug into four parts, with one part bleach and three parts water.
1% Mix for Vinyl:
Achieving a 1% mix is trickier. Divide your solution into 12 parts, with one part bleach and 11 parts water.
Using a Downstream Injector
For very diluted mixes, such as 1%, a downstream injector can simplify the process. It automatically mixes the solution to the desired concentration.
Tools and Resources
To make batch mixing even easier, I recommend checking out the batch mix calculator on SESW Softwash. This handy tool allows you to input your desired mix ratio and get precise measurements for bleach, water, and surfactant.
Comprehensive Training with SESW Softwash 101
If you're serious about mastering your pressure washing business, the SESW Softwash 101 class is a must. Created by experts Cody Arro, Mike Vidan, Justin Rogers, and myself, this course covers everything you need to know, including:
Chemical Mixing
Detailed instructions on mixing ratios for different surfaces.
Equipment Use
What tools to use and how to use them effectively.
Property Protection
Ensuring you don't damage any property while cleaning.
In-Depth Processes
Step-by-step guides on various cleaning techniques.
With over 6.5 hours of training, this course will set you ahead of your competition and help you start your business on the right foot. Join thousands of others who have successfully launched their pressure washing businesses with the
SESW Softwash 101 course.
Conclusion
Understanding batch mixing is crucial for the success of your pressure washing business. By mastering these ratios and utilizing the right tools, you can ensure efficient and effective cleaning. For more in-depth training, don’t forget to check out the
SESW Softwash 101 class. It’s the best investment you can make to elevate your business.
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Mastering Batch Mixing for Your Pressure Washing Business
