Thread: Must clean. must clean.

Originally Posted by Ron Dunn

I'm embarrassed by this admission ... but when I bought a pressure cleaner I *did* try to clean the bathroom.

What a mess! Spray everywhere. Water everywhere. And worse, it didn't even do a great job of cleaning.

Never again

Hmmmmm!! What's the proverb about learning from others mistakes. If there isn't one there should be.

But Eli's story gives me ideas. All those disgusting things like range hood filter, oven doors (what else could get into the corners?), Grill that still has molecules of first sausage ever grilled on it, ....Dunny?

We have one of the petrol driven 5 horsepower jobbies....
I managed to blow holes in about 6 metres of rusty guttering before I was 'relieved of house cleaning duties'

Originally Posted by tea lady

But Eli's story gives me ideas. All those disgusting things like range hood filter, oven doors (what else could get into the corners?), Grill that still has molecules of first sausage ever grilled on it, ....Dunny?

see? lateral thinking. That pressure washer could be the best thing that ever happened to you. Just make sure he turns the clothes inside out before he washes them so he doesn't blow the color off 'em.

Yerh!! We save the environment not using chemicals!!!!

yeh, drape the clothes on the landscaping and water at the same time. save you work deadheading the flowers that's for sure.

I don't go for pottery much but you have done some lovely work. Love the Japanese style stuff. We're over in Upwey, do you have a gallery around here?

Originally Posted by Cliff Rogers

We have one of the petrol driven 5 horsepower jobbies....
I managed to blow holes in about 6 metres of rusty guttering before I was 'relieved of house cleaning duties'

thats the right idea...keep stuffing up or not doing it good enough untill they wont let you do it and do it themsleves. i've managed to get out of a few jobs that way

Originally Posted by ss_11000

thats the right idea...keep stuffing up or not doing it good enough untill they wont let you do it and do it themsleves. i've managed to get out of a few jobs that way

I just reacon you need more practice.

Originally Posted by Wood Borer

I tell a lie, I used to clean my old shed

A fibber too.

Originally Posted by

A fibber too.

I thought it sounded suss!!!

Originally Posted by Wood Borer

I tell a lie, I used to clean my old shed

It was never noticeable.

I designed my kitchen and bathroom to be hosed out (floors anyway) - I'm now thinking the whole house should be designed that way.

Speaking of cleaning sheds, leaf blowers do that job rather well.

Hosing out a bathroom (or pressure washing) is a once only experience
Do it once and never again