replacing the pump on a power washer is a simple and cost effective way to get you back to your cleaning tasks
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Saturday, November 26, 2011
Basement Cleanup - A Checklist For Post Flood Cleanup
Regardless of the cause, home flooding can be devastating. And while it may not be where the most valuable items are stored, the basement is still messy to clean up. The process can be complex, depending on an individual's home and the circumstances causing the flood.
The Environmental Protection Agency publishes a complete set of reference guides detailing how to respond. But time is of the essence when a flood happens and those can be tedious and time-consuming to navigate. So here is a quick checklist to get started. It is recommended that gloves, respirator and goggles be worn during the process to protect from mold.
1. Shut off the electrical system until it can be professionally inspected.
2. Pump out the water, 2 to 3 fee each day in order to avoid cracks in the walls and flooring.
3. Shovel out any mud then use a garden hose to wash it from surfaces.
4. Open doors and windows to facilitate drying, which should be done within 48 hours.
5. Take furniture household items outside to dry or use fans to circulate air. Delicate items such as photos or books can be frozen and cleaned later.
6. Clean or remove carpet or flooring. If carpet was submerged for more than 24 hours or covered with contaminated water, it will need to be discarded. Otherwise it needs to be cleaned and dried as soon as possible.
7. Depending on the type and extent of the flooding, part of the wall board may need to be cut away to allow drying.
8. Vacuum floors, ceilings and walls to remove mildew.
9. Have appliances and air unit and air ducts serviced, cleaned and sanitized.
Once the initial cleanup is done there, the after effects of odor and mildew may linger. Here are a few tips for getting rid of the problem.
1. First, clean and disinfect all surfaces (including floors, ceilings, walls, furniture, etc.) that were in contact with flood waters. Scrub with hot sudsy water followed by a rinse solution of ¼ cup bleach to a gallon of water. Repeat the process until the odor is gone.
2. Use a low-pressure spray containing a fungicide.
3. Continue to keep watch for the grey-white mildew spots to develop on all surfaces, particularly interiors - indication that professional drying and fumigation may be necessary.
4. To get rid of lingering odor, use a deodorant, charcoal or freshly squeezed lemon juice.
Wednesday, November 23, 2011
16031 Manifold for Devillbiss Pressure Washer Faip Pump
!±8± 16031 Manifold for Devillbiss Pressure Washer Faip Pump
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MANIFOLD FOR GENERAC PRESSURE WASHER WITH FAIP HORIZONTAL OR VERTICAL MOUNTED PUMPS.THIS MANIFOLD IS MANUFACTURED SO THAT ONE MANIFOLD CAN REPLACE A LOT OF DIFFERENT MANIFOLDS FOR DEVILBISS,GENERAC,BRIGGS AND STRATTON,SEARS,CRAFTSMAN,WATER CANNON,DEWALT,PORTER CABLE, BLACK AND DECKER EVERY PRESSURE WASHER WITH A VERTICAL OR HORIZONTAL PUMP MANUFACTURED BY FAIPPLEASE TAKE A GOOD LOOK AT THIS PICTURES IF YOU ARE NOT SURE PLEASE EMAIL US YOUR MODEL NUMBER OR ANY NUMBER YOU CAN FIND ON THE FRAME OR ON THE PUMP.This manifold kit fits the DeVilbiss, Ex-Cell, Water Driver, Water Cannon, Chore Master, Troy Built, Briggs and Stratton, Sears Craftsman and several other brands of pressure washers.This is the most common replacement manifold for the following models made by Proven Parts,for Ex-Cell, Sears Craftsman, Troy Build and other brands under the following model numbers:1502CBT, 1502CVBS, 1502CVBS, 1502CVBS, 1502CVBS, 1502CVTW, 1502CWT, 1502WBT, 2020CWVB, 2020CWVB, 37801, 37801, 919-76200, EXWGV1721, WGV1721, MV3000B, MV3000B, MV3600B, MV3600B, MV4000B, MV4000B, MV5760B, WG1420, WG1522, WGV1518, WGV1518, WGV1520, WGV1520, WGV1520, WGV1521, WGV1521, WGV1521, WGV1721, WGV1721, WGV1721, WGV2020, WGV2020, WGV2020, WGV2021, WGV2021, WGV2021, WGV2424, WGV2424, WGV2424, WGVB1621, WGVB2122, WGVB2122-C, WGVH2322, WGVT1620, EXWGV1721-1, WGV1721-1
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Monday, November 21, 2011
Sunday, November 13, 2011
31/2 hp briggs teardown
This is the 3 1/2 hp (I assume) briggs and stratton motor I am currently workin on. It's is torn apart because I had NO success starting the stupid thing. I have removed as much carbon buildup as I posibly can without harming anything. I am waiting on the arrivial of a new head gasket, E3 sparkplug, and carburator diaphram. The motor was built in 1998 if anyone was wondering. And yes at the end it started raining.
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