Softwashing around lakes and tidal rivers. - Certified SoftWash Roof Cleaning

Jim Prom · SoftWash Systems Authorized Professional

Softwashing around lakes and tidal rivers.

Danny Cronauer · SoftWash Systems Certified

None of your solution should ever, run directly into a storm drain or even the ground for that matter. Collect it and flush it down the sewer. I think a lake is big enough that it would dilute our solution instantly, but I wouldn't take that chance.

AC Lockyer · Administrator

Technically Sodium Hypochlorite is classified as a marine pollutant. It is ILLEGAL to discharge it into any body of water that contains marine life.

Now at the amount that any would run off from our type of cleaning into a lake nothing would happen. However it would be certainly bad press if any competitor got a pic of you doing it. Though if the DEP ever came out there would be no evidence of the chems in the water.

ALL of SoftWash Systems chemicals are completely safe to get into any lakes, streams or alike and will not harm marine life. In fact our Bleach Wash can be legally used to wash a boat while in the water. Id recommend using a NO NO Blaster on a boat house or dock and then post treating it with Green Wash to protect it against further infestations.

AC

Michael Derose · SoftWash Systems Certified Applicator

A C when you say NO NO Blaster do you mean a pressure washer or something else?

AC Lockyer · Administrator

michael derose wrote:
A C when you say NO NO Blaster do you mean a pressure washer or something else?

Pressure Washer................ I just hate saying it......lol

AC

Michael Derose · SoftWash Systems Certified Applicator

why didn't mallard own a boatload of hotsy pressure washers?

AC Lockyer · Administrator

michael derose wrote:
why didn't mallard own a boatload of hotsy pressure washers?

No Mallard Systems didnt own pressure washers at all, ever. TerraClean had two Hotsy Washers on trailers for cleaning areas out at Disney ripping gum etc.

AC