Pressure and power washing are techniques used to clean surfaces using high-pressure water. The pressure washer pumps water through a high-pressure hose and nozzle. The high-pressure water is able to remove dirt, grime, and other contaminants from surfaces quickly and efficiently.

Power washing is similar to pressure washing, but it uses hot water instead of cold water. This allows the hot water to loosen and remove dirt and grime more effectively. It is particularly useful for cleaning surfaces that have been exposed to grease, oil, or other stubborn substances.

The process of pressure or power washing typically involves the following steps:

1. Set up the pressure washer: Connect the water hose and nozzle to the pressure washer, and adjust the pressure to the appropriate level for the surface to be cleaned.
2. Test the pressure: Before starting to clean, test the pressure on an inconspicuous area to make sure it’s not too strong and causing damage.
3. Begin cleaning: Start at the top of the surface and work downward, using a back-and-forth motion.
4. Rinse the surface: Once the surface has been cleaned, rinse it thoroughly with water to remove any remaining dirt or detergent.
5. Clean up: Turn off and unplug the pressure washer, and detach the hose and nozzle. Clean the nozzle and other equipment to remove any dirt or debris.

It’s important to use the right nozzle and nozzle tip for the job and follow safety precautions when using a pressure or power washer. The high pressure water can be dangerous and cause damage if not handled properly.

Pressure and power washing are not suitable for all surfaces, and should be used with caution on delicate surfaces.

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