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Yes, you can pressure wash epoxy garage floors. Most epoxy floors can be cleaned with a mop, but you may choose to pressure wash your floor if it is stained, has ground-in dirt, or is covered with mold or mildew. Before pressure washing, soak stains and dirty areas with a gentle cleanser for best results. Then use a pressure washer tip angled at 45 degrees and raise the spray nozzle to at least 18 inches off the floor to protect the flooring surface. You can also use a surface cleaner power washer or rotary scrubber to prevent overspray. 

When researching prospective pressure washing pros, consider asking them the following questions to ensure you hire the right professional for the job. 

• What factors determine your costs to pressure wash a deck?

• What are the different techniques you use for different deck materials, such as wood, composite, and metal? 

• How do you ensure that the pressure washer won’t damage the deck? 

• Are there any hidden costs I should prepare for, such as fees for deep stains or mold removal?

• Can you offer a discounted price if I want to bundle additional services, like sealing or staining?

• How long does it typically take you to pressure wash a deck like mine?

• What type of detergents and cleaning solutions do you use? Are they safe for the surrounding ecosystem?

• Do you recommend applying any treatments or coatings after pressure washing to preserve its appearance?

If pressure washers are stored in freezing conditions and aren’t pretreated for such temps, any liquid remaining in the water pump may freeze, expand, and severely damage your machine. While often recommended, emptying the machine with compressed air is a long and tedious process and still may not completely drain the liquid in this pressure washer part. But adding a bit of antifreeze instead will keep it in tip-top shape without the extra effort.

Though bleach is a great way to kill mold and mildew around the house, you should never, under any circumstances, use bleach in a power washer. Bleach is a potent chemical that will destroy the pressure washer from the inside out. If you’re worried about killing mold and mildew, you should instead hire a pro who will use a safe but effective cleaning agent when pressure washing your home.