[MonkeyThreads]

Has anyone used a spot gun in place of a pressure washer to clean your screens? I bought one from over seas and was going to use it for general screen cleaning but never used one, and this one has a 220 input so thought I would see if its possible before running a new 220 and testing.

Can you turn them down enough it will work as general sprayer?

 

[PhilR]

Has anyone used a spot gun in place of a pressure washer to clean your screens? I bought one from over seas and was going to use it for general screen cleaning but never used one, and this one has a 220 input so thought I would see if its possible before running a new 220 and testing.

Can you turn them down enough it will work as general sprayer?

It'd take you hours. Spot guns, even at their widest spray setting, only put out a needle-thin jet.

 

[MonkeyThreads]

What if I'm making shirts for ants??..... J/k thanks for the info

 

[PhilR]

They are, however, quite good for getting rid of small locked-in mesh blockages.

 

[oa214]

Pressure washer is the only way to go.

 

[GIPLLC]

Pretty sure mine would rip the screen to shreds.... I just cant see any logical reason to use it for that. Change your emulsion and/or reclaimer to something that can be washed out with lower pressure and a good hose nozzle will work or soak in a dip tank.


...Just my 2 cents.... and its worth what you paid for it.