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People like to eat in a clean restaurant. Perhaps their fork, knife, spoon and plate are fresh from the dishwasher- but what about the rest of your place? Being a restaurant owner, you already know there is a lot of cleaning to do. Wiping down the tables, washing dishes and cooking equipment, vacuuming the floor and cleaning the bathrooms. But what about the tasks your wait and bus staff cannot do?
The answer to cleaning your ducts, signs, dumpster area and parking lot is found in pressure washing. A pressure washer is a necessity for those in the restaurant business. Owning one allows for do-it-yourself for endless cleaning duties.
You can start inside by using your pressure washer to give the kitchen hood, duct, and filters and fans a good cleaning. This will allow for better exhaust. The floor, which is most likely mopped daily, can get a much deeper good cleaning, much better than the busboy can do at day’s end! These two areas, by using a pressure washer, will also get rid of excess grease that was otherwise missed using other methods. For these areas, a light-duty setting can be used.
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The exterior of the restaurant is also a key area, as this is what customers will see first. Use a setting of about 2600 PSI to clean oil spills, grease, excess dirt, chewing gum and other debris from your parking lot and sidewalks. If you have an outdoor seating area, clean that as well. For extra greasy areas, be sure to presoak the area. Higher pressure may need to be used on chewing gum. And, do not overlook the dumpster pad area, as this could be one of the most infested areas on your property. The garbage man may pick up the bags weekly, but if there are spills and caked food on and around the dumpster, you are just asking for rats, cats, bears and other stray scavengers.
Our new duct cleaners will help you clean your system from dust and general dirt.
And, while you are in pressure washer mode, take a look up at your sign. How does that look? Give it a quick spray and make it sparkle. If it is a hard to reach area use our telescoping wand that can go as high as 24'. A cleaner sign could look like a new sign. Perhaps you'll attract some hungry mouths wanting to try out that "new" restaurant!
The publisher of these pages is in no way responsible for any damage caused to you, your pressure washer, anyone else, your property, or anyone else's property by trying to implement or by successfully implementing the above-mentioned performance and services.
Check out our instructional books and videos/DVDs for very thorough guides and step by step instructions on pressure washing. Whether you are just getting started or are an expert who wants to expand your knowledge of our industry, you will find these books and videos to be a great resource for new techniques.
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