Cleaning Aluminium Box?

kk.man

I've been so busy lately haven't had time to keep my Ifor Williams box clean.
It's got dried in sh@%÷ and blood stains from been at the vets.
I have a power washer but find it very labour intensive on its own.
What do yet use to remove dried in stains?

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kk.man wrote: »

I've been so busy lately haven't had time to keep my Ifor Williams box clean.
It's got dried in sh@%÷ and blood stains from been at the vets.
I have a power washer but find it very labour intensive on its own.
What do yet use to remove dried in stains?

Simply add a good squirt of washing up liquid and lightly spray the dried in dung. Leave it for an hour or so to soak in and power hose it off.
If your power hose is strong enough then you should be able to wash it off without pre-soaking.

_Brian

Yea soaking it is the answer.
Open her up and scrape out whatever is loose.

Spray it down with a hose.
Keep spraying it down every hour or so and do this a few times.

After 4/5 times it will be well soaked and should wash off easily.

A job best done when your tipping about the yard at other stuff during the day.

Green farmer

Take a trip to a big factory with a few culls or lambs. You can clean it while waiting for the cheque. They usually have fine power washes on site, the trailer will be gleaming going out the gate.

charolais0153

Green farmer wrote: »

Take a trip to a big factory with a few culls or lambs. You can clean it while waiting for the cheque. They usually have fine power washes on site, the trailer will be gleaming going out the gate.

Anytime id try that there wouldbe an artic ahead of me:rolleyes:

Green farmer

charolais0153 wrote: »

Anytime id try that there wouldbe an artic ahead of me:rolleyes:

Haha, go to a factory that has 2 washers !!!