Commercial Pressure Washer Soap

Commercial pressure washing businesses require chemicals formulated to handle specific cleaning tasks. Some detergents are specialized for removing grease from restaurant kitchen floors and machinery, while soaps tackle stains on decking and siding.

Commercial Pressure Washer Detergent Uses

• Cleaning boats, vehicles, semi-trucks, vans, and recreational vehicles
• Washing siding, decks, and windows of homes
• Restoration of masonry
• Rejuvenating concrete and cement surfaces
• Degreasing walls and floors of kitchens, heavy machinery, and manufacturing equipment
• Washing hoods, ducts, and drains
• Graffiti removal
• Stripping paint and clear coat
  

Do I Need to Use Pressure Washing Soaps?

Chemicals for pressure washers are formulated with the chemistry required for specific cleaning purposes rather than blasting surfaces with as much pressure as it takes to remove stains which can cause damage.

• Acids (about 1-6 on the pH scale) – Removes heavy oxide, salts, metal particles, and rust.
• Neutral (7 or very close to 7 on the pH scale) – Washes away light oils and dirt.
• Base/Alkaline (about 8-14 on the pH scale) – Cuts through heavy oils, grease, fats, proteins, and heavy grime buildup.