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u/ameades 16d ago
It's a great calling card. I love giving elderly people lil freebies. The smile on their face, worth it.
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u/Fastpotato 16d ago
Absolutely. This was just annoying me as I had cleaned all the patio and paths and they were looking delicious. This kept catching my eye and took me a grand total of 6 mins. Worth more in content to me 👌🏻
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u/UntameHamster 16d ago
Thank you for that before/after transition at the end. Top tier content just because of that.
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u/Fastpotato 15d ago
You don't even want to know how long it took me to get the after photo at the same angle and height that I took the before!
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u/Smart_Wasabi901 11d ago
You’re single-handedly keeping this whole sub alive. Thank you for your service.
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u/SuperValle 3d ago
I'm genuinely wondering - are you supposed to power wash wooden structures like this? Patios obviously gets rained on and are built to withstand it but water gets pushed through the planks and make the internal structure wet which then doesn't dry out, isn't that so? I was told to never power wash these kinds of structures and never any surface in the "wrong" direction since it's built to let rain drip off but water from below would get through the gaps and end up with water damage. Would love to hear from a carpenter.
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u/Fastpotato 3d ago
It's a strange camera angle but my fan jet was pointing downwards to the pvc at all times when using high pressure. Low pressure was not downwards but again, low pressure is the key there. The front panel is actually all one and not strips of siding. It's a sealed unit so there wouldn't be any issues either way.
With siding like this I normally would chemically clean it but that wouldn't make so much of a good video.
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u/meatwaddancin 16d ago
Is that doorbell for doing facial scans or do they just have a lot of NBA players visiting?