I truly am blessed.
07-18-2010, 03:46 PM
#1
Thread Starter
I truly am blessed.
We have a jennair cook-top, the kind with the grill inserts.
beneath the heating element there are the faux-rocks-grill metal plates.
regardless of cleaning method it's a bear to get the cooked on yuck off of them.
The +1 hates when I cook that way for that reason.
But I don't have that Y chromosome for nothing.
So it's out into the driveway with ye old trusty Honda 2400 PSI pressure washer and blip crud's gone in an instant.
A little cleanup with the 150 PSI air hose and they're clean as a whistle.
How many guys get to clean up with that kind of power?
I am truly blessed
beneath the heating element there are the faux-rocks-grill metal plates.
regardless of cleaning method it's a bear to get the cooked on yuck off of them.
The +1 hates when I cook that way for that reason.
But I don't have that Y chromosome for nothing.
So it's out into the driveway with ye old trusty Honda 2400 PSI pressure washer and blip crud's gone in an instant.
A little cleanup with the 150 PSI air hose and they're clean as a whistle.
How many guys get to clean up with that kind of power?
I am truly blessed
07-18-2010, 04:55 PM
#3
Do I see some chest thumping going on?
07-18-2010, 04:56 PM
#4
I didn't do anything nearly that dramatic, but this past spring I got to scrub about 5 years worth of moss and mildew off of the back and side of my house. Talk about exciting, I got to stand on top of a six foot ladder with a scrubbing brush on the end of a twelve foot extension pole and clean the siding.
Talk about fun, it's clean now, but I can hardly wait the 5 years to do it again.
Talk about fun, it's clean now, but I can hardly wait the 5 years to do it again.
07-18-2010, 06:12 PM
#5
Thread Starter
no no no manual labor is not allowed.
in all seriousness, use a algaecide pretreatment and spray it off with a pressure washer.
just make sure you work from the bottom up so you don't get streaking.
in all seriousness, use a algaecide pretreatment and spray it off with a pressure washer.
just make sure you work from the bottom up so you don't get streaking.
07-19-2010, 12:00 PM
#7
Registered User
Originally Posted by boltonblue,Jul 18 2010, 07:46 PM
We have a jennair cook-top, the kind with the grill inserts.
beneath the heating element there are the faux-rocks-grill metal plates.
regardless of cleaning method it's a bear to get the cooked on yuck off of them.
The +1 hates when I cook that way for that reason.
But I don't have that Y chromosome for nothing.
So it's out into the driveway with ye old trusty Honda 2400 PSI pressure washer and blip crud's gone in an instant.
A little cleanup with the 150 PSI air hose and they're clean as a whistle.
How many guys get to clean up with that kind of power?
I am truly blessed
beneath the heating element there are the faux-rocks-grill metal plates.
regardless of cleaning method it's a bear to get the cooked on yuck off of them.
The +1 hates when I cook that way for that reason.
But I don't have that Y chromosome for nothing.
So it's out into the driveway with ye old trusty Honda 2400 PSI pressure washer and blip crud's gone in an instant.
A little cleanup with the 150 PSI air hose and they're clean as a whistle.
How many guys get to clean up with that kind of power?
I am truly blessed
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07-19-2010, 07:57 PM
#8
Thread Starter
Originally Posted by Bass,Jul 19 2010, 04:00 PM
talk to me when you clean your bathroom with the power washer and dry it with the back pack blower
07-19-2010, 08:48 PM
#9
Originally Posted by boltonblue,Jul 19 2010, 08:57 PM
don't be silly, that what porter cable was practically invented for.
...but I call
I bet your sweet wife is the one who uses her favortite cleaners and takes care of the bathroom for you.
07-20-2010, 02:13 AM
#10
Thread Starter
ok so i haven't actually executed that plan.... yet.
the grout is actually more of an issue.
we had a problem with our water softener not removing rust correctly and we got really bad staining.
the elbow grease provided by humble servant did a fairly good job on the tile but not so on the grout which is slightly recessed.
there is some residual and yes I WILL likely use the PC to get to it.
The only reason I haven't done it yet is I don't own a PC buffer.
got lots of other PC tools just not a buffer.( not a wash and wax whacko)
the grout is actually more of an issue.
we had a problem with our water softener not removing rust correctly and we got really bad staining.
the elbow grease provided by humble servant did a fairly good job on the tile but not so on the grout which is slightly recessed.
there is some residual and yes I WILL likely use the PC to get to it.
The only reason I haven't done it yet is I don't own a PC buffer.
got lots of other PC tools just not a buffer.( not a wash and wax whacko)