Thank you. No, you will be using such a small amount and the sprayer is very easy to control to make sure you spray only where you want it to go. You will be putting on enough to wet the driveway not so it’s running down. Thank you for watching. Post a video so we can see how it turned out
If sprayed directly on grass or plants they will certainly yellow if enough gets on them. If you sing the pump sprayer like i did the tips are adjustable. Just don’t do this on a windy day. It really is super simple. The sneakers I wear are my everyday shoes and they are not bleached out. Thank you for watching and commenting.🤙. I hope it works great for you
You didn’t need to use a pressure washer. I am going to give this a try. I thought you would need to use a pressure washer. Did you mix the pool chlorine with water and dawn detergent? Thanks for sharing this video.
No pressure washer, no hose. Spray on straight chlorine and leave it. You can use bleach but it's a bit weaker than chlorine. Use a quality bleach like Clorox if you do as they are NOT all the same. Thanks so much for watching!
@@pfmobius1970 Did you use a 2 gallon garden sprayer? I am going today to get the pool chlorine and a garden sprayer. I will probably get the 2 gallon sprayer. Very helpful video. Thanks again
@@yogaqueen0830yes I used a two gallon with the little vent valve on the bottle to relieve the pressure once done. I got it at Home Depot for like $20 I believe
So you just apply it and let it work. No need to rinse off for a couple days or so? And the money is not too big of a deal but could pool tablets be dissolved to save money? Or will those not dissolve easily or not save much money?
Yes, apply and leave it. DO NOT rinse. You could try dissolving the tablets but they are not going to dissolve quickly and they are expensive. Bleach will work also if thats easier.
@@pfmobius1970 I was a little concerned about the dissolving. It sounds like they are only made for those slow acting dispensers in a pool. I found for moss the cheapo dollar store bleach is so weak it did about zero. The true concentrated 7.5% does work. Saving a little money is nice, but not real important. I don't have too big of areas. I am going to do this with my driveway soon also. Thanks. For all the help.
I never like to use something harsh on anything. It can really cause a lot of damage. Find a way to just take off the offending material and not damage the base. People like what they think is the easy way and they are impressed with the power of something like a pressure washer. Wrong way to do it many times.
I wouldn’t see why it would be an issue other than it may lighten the color if the stones are dyed but I’ve not really done it. If you do it I would let it sit for an hour or so then hose them off. Thank you for watching
Vinyl siding 1:1 bleach water soak spray rest 5 min then rinse. Concrete I usually do straight bleach for the first pass then use chlorine and let sit to whiten everything.
Your running WAY too hot! 1 to 1.5% for vinyl, hardy plank or gutters. I run 3% to 5% for stone, brick, and concrete...generally 3.5% will get the job done. 25 minute dwell time on everything.
I did this today and it worked like a charm! $5 pool chlorine from Wallyworld and my driveway is looking like they just poured it!!! Super simple....thanks brother!!!
@@richardshanekennedy If you dilute it will save lots of money. I ending up using like 4 to 1. I would put the bleach in a five gallon bucket then fill the bucket with water. I then just poured to bucket on sections of the slab as needed. Worked great, no more nasty letters from the HOA!!!
Nice video! I just got a locker (only that mine has a wall in the middle, two separately closing doors and a wide compartment at the bottom and one at the top) and I‘ll definitely copy some of your ideas to turn mine into a decent gun cabinet. Only that I am legally required to bolt mine to the wall and if I want to get „high capacity“ mags and store them in this cabinet, I‘ll have to buy a small safe and bolt it into the lower compartment as the state considers normal non-reinforced lockers to be safe enough to store guns, but not to be safe enough to store rifle mags that hold more than 10 rounds. (Imagine how nice life would be if the people who wrote laws actually knew anything about the topics they are regulating.) Did you make any further modifications to the locker since this video came out?
Geez, what state it that in? No, I haven't. I like the idea of a larger one with a small safe in it. That's cool. Take your time and post a video of it
@@pfmobius1970 It’s austria. Most commercially sold gun safes here even already have a smaller safe built into the bigger safe. If you search „Rottner Gun 5“ on google, you will see the most commonly sold and used gun safe here which has a smaller locked compartment built into it. I just decided to buy a locker because it was much cheaper and fulfils the legal requirements just like a proper (but more expensive) gun safe would. Also it looks better. But if I remember to film the installing of the upgrades, I‘ll make a video and let you know about it here in the comments.
I love mine and so does everyone that sees it. Just sent it through the wash for the first time and it’s still perfect. I’m sure the other bag is great too, i just didn’t care for the companies lack of interest in my issue straight out of the box. Thanks for watching and I hope you love yours.
You're very welcome. Not sure what your pergola is made out of but when I clean my soffits I get one of those miracle grow sprayers that attach to a garden hose, fill it with chlorines, then use the adjustment wheel on the sprayer. Start low, like the 2 tablespoons setting and see how it cleans before jumping into the higher ounce settings. Also if it's leaking, like some do. It'll start irradiating your skin obviously so just be careful when spraying overhead it can slowly leak down your arm. This way works great for soffits, gutters, and stucco homes.
@@pfmobius1970 Thank you for that great advice and tip. My pergola is concrete but stamped with paver dye/colour. I think cholorine might lighten it a bit. The pool chlorine I want to buy is the 20L Baracuda Liquid Chlorine 130g/L 12%-13% sodium hypochlorite, sold at Mitre 10 in Australia. Do you think this should be ok? Also I'm not sure if I get one or two 20L gallons. Thanks Donnie.
@@gr8wh8orca53 yes I would go with the adjustable sprayer then. I do pool decks that are colored with the chlorine and I'm sure they fade a tiny bit but probably no more than the sun does to them but I can't imagine your needing full strength chlorine on that. Household bleach works also. It's a few percent weaker than pool chlorine but still works.
@@pfmobius1970 Hi Donnie, guess what? Yesterday I sprayed Chlorine on my Driveway and Pergola, and I just can't Thank You enough my brother 🙏🏼. I sprayed it exactly as you suggested and it all looks like a million bucks. I used 40L for both Driveway, Pergola, and also sidewalk infront of my house. I saw results in just minutes, but I left it overnight and hosed it off the following day. It keeps getting brighter with the sunshine. I just wanted to say thank once again brother. You saved me hours of back breaking work and money. Much love brother 🤘🙏🏼
@@gr8wh8orca53 great to hear! Pressure cleaning has its place but not on a driveway (in my opinion). This is so much easier. Let the chemicals do the work while you're off doing other things. Like enjoying your family. Back atcha, brother. Thanks for making my day🤙
I is straight chlorine no dilution and no rinsing after. Let it sit at least 4hrs then hit heavy spots again and let it sit overnight. The chlorine will continue to work till it's gone. This is a light coat. Enough to wet it. It shouldn't be pouring down the driveway. 👍
many ways to do it. I dilute mine. Add 1 quart pool chlorine to my 1 gallon sprayer and fill with water. Spray it on. Brush the heavy areas with my bristle broom. let is set for about 15 minutes then rinse it off with my hose nozzle set to jet. Works so good I sold my pressure washer.
Hi good morning. My old concrete garden is in a dire state... concrete chipping way exposing little stones in the mix... moss algae grown... pressure washed it last year but its come back with a full vengeance... do you think the chlorine solution will help with the moss and algae? What strength is this solution you used? Thanks
I'll be honest I have a few Maxpedition pouches that I use in my safe but just stumbled across the two bags I reviewed. This bag has held up so well and I really like the zippers and the pocket layout so much that I continually keep returning to it. I just bought a Death Dealer Tactical back back. The Assassin I believe and I love it but for day to day I've returned to this sling, again. I've just got to accept that without designing my own bag there is no perfect carry for me. The only thing I don't like is that it's a sling so it really needs to be carried as such or it slides off my right shoulder. When just hanging it over my shoulder but I knew this going into it. Thanks for watching and commenting and Maxpedition makes some great gear also so one can't go wrong either way
Yes great job. Definetly use pool chlorine. Don't use bleach from Dollar Tree or Clorox @ $5 plus a gallon. It is not strong enough and costs more in the long run. Pool chlorine is cheaper and works better. Pinch a Penny sells 2.5 Gallon containers.
I listen to most of the video I never heard someone once say what the dilution rate is on the chlorine to water which might be an important thing to find out I'll just check someone else's out see if they do it right
@@pfmobius1970 that's a very bad idea Donnie if you apply chlorine at full strength on concrete especially around the pool it tends to bleed down to the substructure of supporting metal and cause it's to corrode weakening the pool deck causing it to Warp and possibly collapse 90-10 is the desired ratio and it doesn't have to be rinsed off 90% water 10% pool chlorine
Thanks so much. This was a fun project that if I would have done a bid differently if I would of had my bigger safe at the time. I would put more shelves in it and keep rifles in big safe. No they are just the stock mounts that come with the gun but magnetic would be cool. You need to patten that idea. This long magnetic strips are from harbor freight. Maybe I'll buy more and wrap them to see if they hold the guns.
@@pfmobius1970 I read the comments and found out shortly afterwards lol. By the way you're the only one on RU-vid I've seen with this method, good for you man keep up the good work, I see some haters commenting that own pressure washing businesses saying you're not doing it the right way but they're just jealous you're working smarter than harder. Keep up the good work 👍
Haters gonna hate. I have a pressure cleaner and used to be out there for hours. An older guy I know showed me this and I've never gone back. The idiots who think this kills the lawn are the best. This is suck a fine mist it doesn't even discolor my sneakers. I appreciate your kind words and thanks for watching.
@@JohnSmith-xx1lx I do the pool deck as well. Never tried pavers afraid to fade colors. Not sure if they are bleach safe. I love Ben use a chlorine mixture to clean the blue outdoor carpet on my porch but I know it's bleach safe and I don't use straight chlorine. I'll do another video on easy way to clean your house and or soffits with chlorine and a handheld mixer
I picked up weather stripping from HomeDepot. Helps keep moister down. I used two rechargeable decadent humidifiers. One wasn’t doing the job. Also used the predrilled holes in the top to install a furring strip. Then install a magnate tool strip from Harbor Freight. Holds all of my steel magazines.
I have been doing the same thing for years but I was told to hose it off after a short time but I think ill leave it on this time and see what happens.
I live in Florida so chlorine is literally everywhere due to the amount of people with pools. If you have a pool supply store you can go there or just use household bleach. Chlorine is only a few percent stronger than household bleach. Also try Lowes or Home Depot. Just remember not to rinse.
I did the same things! ... carpet I had.. got the LED light roll with motion strip.. got the magnetic tool holders and epoxied to the door for mags.. one extra step: had a local fabricator cut a rectangle of 1/16” steel to fit on the inside of the door and epoxied into place to make cutting way mor difficult
