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Cold water pressure washer vs. hot tap water
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Posted by Ron on June 18, 2004 at 12:19:25 from (69.179.17.243):
OK guys, what are your thoughts? Years ago I had a cold water pressure washer. It didn't get anything clean without the use of chemicals. This offended the boss and she asked me to find another solution. So, I installed an outside hot water spigot fed by a 50 gallon water heater. Presto! No chemicals, and everything except the heaviest grease comes right off. Yes, I know, there are hot water pressure washers but if I spent $3k on one I'd have worse problems than dirty equipment! Anybody have a similar experience or other thoughts?
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