Ivy Tendril Removal, Cambridge & Surrounding Areas, Using Super Heated Water. 

What a special one this time! The tendrils went off so smooooothly, a real treat ❤ also there was unique music this time, I really loved it. Awesome, a real joy 😊

Great work! The drive would really brighten the whole property up as well!

Fabulous Nick! I’ve always wondered how the ivy tendrils are removed from walks. Now I know! Cheers!

The brickwork has come up a treat Nick. What a mess the ivy has made of the paintwork.❤

What a relief seing that it was working nicely. Great job.

I should’ve known that anyone as meticulous as you are would have fantastic taste in music! Love your channel!❤

Excellent job Nick. Amazing the brickwork was in such good condition under all that! Thanks as ever, for the upload, have a great week :)

Nick appreciating what you said about the steam on the woodwork would pressure washing at lower pressures not removed the ivy residue? Seemed a shame that so much was left to remove.

Hello man it's me again from across the pond...bloody hell those vines are reminiscent of graffiti. Nice work as always and we're currently enjoying a bit of a cold wave in the deep South this week. Just 89° F instead of 97° F everyday so prob cooler than you guys. Btw loved the episode where you tackled the graffiti with the air compressor gun thing that was cool

Great video Nick lovely Job

Top job as always Nick - beautiful music to go with it - unlike the poison the other RU-vidrs stuff down our throats with every video - don't change a thing - stay well. Greetings from Brisbane Australia.

And the windows ?😊

While I have always loved the idea of an ivy covered cottage/home, the realist in me knows the damage that ivy can cause the brick/stone/mortar. Have they hired you to do the windows and trim work as well? Oh, and the driveway? They should after the fantastic job you did on the brick!!! 👍🏼👍🏼Take care and have a great rest of the week, Nick. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ ps...I see that heat got to you...had to go home and buzz off what hair you had. 😉

That was relaxing to watch! Grueling for you! Nice music as well

wow it was pretty hot there. that kind of heat is what we feel here in the western part of the US. we hit a recording breaking temp about a month back. 120 something deg. you did fantastic job. keep up the good work. enjoyed watching. its was different than mossy roofs.

Good job. Can i ask what temperature you were using?

Great job, as always!! I don't do well in such heat. We are at 42°C (that's with heat index) in Arkansas US. Just awful!! Thank God for air conditioning!!

This was a good pick to show us. A lot of us have seen big ivy/vine removals and even the damage they can do....but how to get of the tendrils hasn't been addressed much. I think one person took a scrub brush to the window frames, perhaps using a cleaner at the same time... Ah, you have a hot day and you are doing hot steam at the same time, a steam sauna. About 95 Fahrenheit. Lucky people to have a freshly cleaned brick home, the "new look" is beautiful.

Temp: The way I remember: 37 C = normal body temp = 98.6 F, so 33-35 C would be mid 90's F. Regarding pressure washing like this: At the end of the day, don't your hands buzz and tingle? Can you even feel to do anything, like even make dinner? Remarkable job here. I don't know what you'd do to get that stuff off the trim--maybe some chemical cleaning solvent that's okay for painted wood? A carpenter might know. Enjoying your vids!

Hello! Aqui onde moro no Brasil, campo maior Piauí, 39° todo dia. 40° agosto, setembro, outubro, novembro. Dezembro 30° no inverno chuvas, fevereiro 29°. Junho e julho 25°,27°.😢😢 😅 Vou convidar um pessoal do Alasca ou da Antártica vim passar férias aqui! Morri.😅😂 tomo banho 4 vezes ao dia! Amo.

Talk about hot, hot, hot, steam included ???!!! Here in the South of the US, we call getting overhetated bear caught 😂😂😂.Good man, you know your limits. This job was off the charts.

Are you posting on Instagram, Facebook and other social media? I see other London power washer video on these platforms but don’t see your page. Enjoy your videos. Thank you for always saying good morning 😊

LOVED the music. What made the pale blotches in the middle of some bricks? Like at 17:04.

Loved the music Nick. The bricks came out really well. Too bad you were not able to do the windows but I know the owns were probably over the moon with how great the bricks looked. We have had the same hot days here in Canada and they can be brutal, good on you for working on as long as you did in that heat. It shows your standard of work ethic when you show up on the hottest day of the year, steamer in hand and put in a 5 hour day. 🔥🥵🔥. I was personally having a bad day and your video and music choice helped me relax, thanks for sharing. ❤

Ivy really is awful on homes. I'm surprised that it didn't deteriorate the brick or break a window. It looks good afterwards.

Lovely job! What is the homeowner going to do about the painted surfaces?

What bar where you running mate? Fantastic job yet again. Bet your thankful you don't need to get the sand paper out for them windows and fasicas 😅

I truly LOVE the terms you all have. Cracking, bloody suckers,sucker's, waffling. 😂 Love it!! I bet yall curse funny as all get out!! 😂

Those ivy remnants are so gross looking!

Great job. Glad it was only on the front. Seems like a tedious job getting rid of all those little suckers. 😂😂. Until next week stay cool and safe ❤

Loved watching this close up video in slow motion

I'm amazed you were able to stick to the brick and not start cleaning all the windows as well - I would have been itching to do it. It came up nice.

Great job bu now I’m wondering how thy will clean the woodwork

Lovely home, I love the look of ivy ❤ too bad it can make a mess of things. Fantastic job today! I hope they have you back once the other work is done to address that driveway 😱 It desperately needs you! 😂

That was great but those window frame are narly!

Nick that was outstanding and answers a question I have had in my mind a few times 😂 I have seen loads of people pull the stuff off but never what you had to do to clear the scraps. People think it looks so pretty and in fairness it can do the problem is it causes so much damage to the bricks and mortar it's a danger sad really. The house looked relieved (and very clean) after you had finished 😊😊 Umm being oop norf the temperature never gets that high here BUT it was high enough so I don't blame you for stopping when you did. Take care love and hugs to the family and just 2.5-3 weeks left to go 😂 I have had the odd day of rocking in the corner but still here so far 😂😂😂

Wow, what a great job on the bricks! The wooden window trim sure looks beat up!!

Another pain staking job Nick! Really came up nice. Commiseration for surviving the heat and steam. Looks brand new. Hope for some cooler days. We can dream of crisp fall coming. 😊 Stay safe.

Thie bricks look new again.. What and AWESOME job you did.. I love your videos.

Nice...👍.

This one was unique, never saw so.ething like this❤❤. And the sun bleaching the bricks is a different special work of mother nature making art❤❤

That is a challenge - not destroying or damaging the other stuff that is not blast-able - the painted surfaces, woodwork etc... Looks like they could also use a roof and driveway cleaning too...

30° Celsius is 85° Fahrenheit 35° Celsius is 95° Fahrenheit

Nicely done Sir Nick!! There was a house on our block that had an ivy issue on wood. Whole side of the house. They used dry ice pellets at high speed to remove the ivy and also the paint. But it got it clean and then it was resealed. Looked great. Cheers from the pacific northwest. Canada side. PS I forgot to leave you a message last week. LOL. Cheers

It's such a shame that ivy tendrils can do so much damage, because a lush covering of ivy is just so dang pretty. At least these people have you to help clear away the remainders, and rescue their brickwork.

Why were the roots on the brick white?

Yo mate! Been away for a long trip so havent been on for a while but i have lots to catch up on so im looking forward to that! I can see why they wanted that done, the house looks almost brand new! Another awesome job and great video Nick 👍

They need to have you clean the whole driveway. Beautiful place…just love all y’all’s pavers over there👏👏❤️

27 degrees bearable 😂😂😂 … here in Scotland I would be just paralysed 😎😅

Those bricks turned out as if they were new. 😮 hopefully they ask you back to do that driveway, it looked so bad when the bricks were so shiny new. 😅

Mesmerising!! Well done

Well done Nick. Often wondered how you would get those tendrils off brick. Thks for the video House looked great

From all those tendrils everywhere, before the ivy was removed it looks like at least half the windows were inoperable and obscured. Much better now! All that woodwork is going to be another chore, but at least it's not your chore. Good job, again.

Nice work Nick. Makes a change from the roofs and patios for you. Take care 😊

You certainly know how to entertain people with all aspects of your work top quality Nick

Grew up in Texas….I know heat too 🥵💀 we use to crack eggs on the sidewalk to see how long it took them to cook🤣

Great job! I loved the soundtrack you put on too😊

Looks like a brand new house! Great Job!!

The 45Kth subscriber gets that spotted t-shirt!🤣

Oh my gosh you are completely changing the color of that brick!! Wow!

The steam made light work of that , great result. I pity whoever has to sort out those windows 😬

A question would priests among a small section say going up down for about a foot then going back over it helped them come off easier ? Just wondering

Ohhhhh that was a fun one and SO satisfying to watch! It sure turned out beautifully & I hope their woodwork can be cleaned as well. Home looks very nice. It was good that you chose to leave early due to heat…I’ve had two heat strokes by not being as smart and you don’t want that!! Great job and I’m not one who usually likes music instead of machine sounds, but yours was quite nice. 👏👏👏👍👍👏👏👏

Immaculate job a joy to watch Nick ❤

Smashing job as always, Nick! 🎉

Fine work,Sir.👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

👍👍👍. Thanks Nick

Cracking work as ever Nick

Lovely job

Another great job Nick.

Yeah, using that pressurized steam would probably strip the paint right off the wood windows and trim, especially if a primer wasn't used before applying the paint. Good work, Nick! That brick looks amazing.

The bricks now look beautiful!

Amazing amount of damage. Always good to have your professional views explaining the process. Another big job for you. Well done Cheers ✔️👏🏼👏🏼👍🏼👍🏼🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🦘🦘🦘