RE: [World] house wash

Please check all MSDS BEFORE mixing any chemicals together. If it's not
clear to you after reading the MSDS then call the 800 number on the sheet
and begin asking questions. Mixing chemicals can be very dangerous and you
should not mix them just because someone tells you it's okay to do it. Make
sure for yourself.

Cassy
Cassandra Huffman
Safety Director
Martin's Window Cleaning Corp.
11209 Todd
Houston, Texas 77055
713-956-0112 office
713-956-5521 fax
832-347-1122
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Providing Service Beyond Satisfaction for 30 years

-----Original Message-----
From: addressis@removed [mailto:addressis@removed Behalf Of
Quality Window and Pressure Cleaning
Sent: Friday, April 07, 2006 1:16 PM
To: addressis@removed
Subject: RE: [World] house wash

You could use Clorox outdoor which has both sodium hypo and hydroxide
Or just mix bleach and liquid tide. Or bleach and simple green. Same
Thing.  We wash homes anywhere from 2500 sq feet to over 10,000 around
900 homes a year.  Competion is washing these homes for $150 on up to
700.00.  If I had a 2500 sq foot home I would charge 200.00.  To scrub
It I would have to charge 600 or more to make a profit.  The algae is
Going to come back in 2 years with any method used.  Which type of cleaning
Do you thing the customer would prefer?

Shawn Banach
Quality Window & Pressure Cleaning
Atlanta GA

-----Original Message-----
From: addressis@removed [mailto:addressis@removed On Behalf Of
Mark Ahlich
Sent: Thursday, April 06, 2006 8:40 PM
To: addressis@removed
Subject: Re: [World] house wash

Hi Larry, please don't let the "spray on rinse off" advertising deceive you.

  Like taking my truck through a touchless car wash, it never gets it really

clean.  95% of my use of Jomax is followed by agitating the surfaces with
brushes or white nylon pad and then rinsing.



Mark Ahlich
Crystal Clear Vision
New Orleans, Louisiana





>From: Larry Laczko <addressis@removed>
>Reply-To: addressis@removed
>To: addressis@removed
>Subject: Re: [World] house wash Date: Tue, 4 Apr 2006 18:51:04 -0700 (PDT)
>
>I realize there are a large number of both branded and home-formulated
>house wash products available, but I was under the impression that sodium
>hydroxide was a typical concrete cleaner (read: brightener) ingredient,
>sodium metasilicate was a typical house wash ingredient, and sodium
>hypochlorite (bleach) was a typical mold/mildew removal ingredient.  I'm
>still researching and trying to learn.
>
>   I take it the previous reference to Jomax was for the House Cleaner and
>Mildew Killer product.  It's directions state "Mix with bleach and water,
>spray on, rinse off. No scrubbing or power wash equipment needed!"  The
>manufacturer states that it has a bleach activator.  Mix = 80% water / 15%
>bleach (I assume 12%) / 5% Jomax.
>
>   Like window cleaning solutions, it looks like samples and trials are the

>key to personal preference.
>
>   Larry Laczko
>   Best Cleaning and Window Service
>   Magalia, CA
>
>"Geof White - Valley Window Cleaning, Inc." <addressis@removed>

>wrote:
>   I use jomax occasionally but Durafoam is by far the best. It does have
>Sodium hydroxide in it though. It takes bugs off much better than Jomax.



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