Whoa, how much to wash my rig again...???
Here in Fairview, Oregon at a nice park and often saw a local RV washing service in the park. Usually took a couple workers a couple hours to do a rig as big as mine. So called them up to get a quote ...
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KeninAZ wrote:
I got tired of washing mine by hand with the extension pole and brush. Hard on my older injured back too. And car washes that can accommodate our Class A are few and far between in our area.
I picked up a gas powered Simpson pressure washer. At $425 at Tractor supply it will not take long to pay for it considering the costs to drive to a car wash and pay for the wash. http://www.pressurewashersdirect.com/Simpson-MSH3125-S-Pressure-Washer/p6598.html
This unit comes with 5 nozzles which determine how much pressure is applied. I only use the soap/siphon nozzle to apply soap and then the lowest nozzle which is recommended. The highest nozzle etches concrete from 4-6' away and will most likely harm the finish on cars and such.
I bought a much cheaper electric power washer that has plenty of pressure for cleaning the motorhome. But even using a pressure washer it is still a lot of work to wash and wax it.
