Rockwood's Spotless Wash System

You ain't jokin..... There is barely a foot in front of it with the back against the door.

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Thanks to @Rockwood for the motivation. I bought the pressure washer on amazon based on the reviews there. The filter and DI system I bought from the oem.

I took the factory plastic piece off and juat atarted figuring it out with scrap I had in my scrap bucket.

I'm going to do some TDS testing this afternoon when it cools off a bit.

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Update: when the pump would turn off it would send high pressure spike backwards through the tube to the 2 way valve and blow a hole in tthe tubing. I tried adding a water hammer dampener but it did not work.

I bought a check valve and plumbed it in between the outlet of the De-I device and the Inlet of the pump. Worked great. Did quite a bit of washing of the driveway today. It's ugly but it works.

Hope to wash the car tomorrow but have to get the son's car out of the way first.

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Rockwood referenced this this thread on another topic and it reminded me of another use I found for my portable system.

Last year I used my system to wash the exterior windows on my house. It did an excellent job and was very quick. Just wet the window, use a sponge to scrub the windows using a vinegar / water mix, rinse with the deionized water and let it air dry. The windows came out perfect, no spots or streaks and took a fraction of the time regular window washing methods take.
 
THD said:
Rockwood referenced this this thread on another topic and it reminded me of another use I found for my portable system.

Last year I used my system to wash the exterior windows on my house. It did an excellent job and was very quick. Just wet the window, use a sponge to scrub the windows using a vinegar / water mix, rinse with the deionized water and let it air dry. The windows came out perfect, no spots or streaks and took a fraction of the time regular window washing methods take.
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I was going to do the same thing on our windows. I can get to most of them but some on the 2nd floor are a huge pita. Was gonna try this qith a brush on a stick.
 
Bobalos said:
I was going to do the same thing on our windows. I can get to most of them but some on the 2nd floor are a huge pita. Was gonna try this qith a brush on a stick.
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This is what I use for the taller windows including one second floor window I have. I bought it for washing my toy hauler and it has many uses and attachments.

 
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