Will this unit work to clean (TimberTech) recycled plastic decking?
1054308
Unknown because have not triedI would you sprayer with mixture of half bleach and half waterAllow a few minutes to work and then rinsr
1054309
Unknown because have not tried I would you sprayer with mixture of half bleach and half water Allow a few minutes to work and then rinsr
1853239
I wouldn't trust it on plastics of any kind as it is intended to be used on natural stone floors to remove sealers and coatings. You may ruin your fence. What exactly are you trying to remove on your vinyl fence?
917858
I am sure it will work if is already clean and not caked with oil and tree sap . Try it
506208
I would not use it on anything where it can touch plastic. It may not affect it immediately, but this product, while excellent for cleaning actually metal electrical contacts is not the best for any contact with plastics. .. . . unless it is immediately flushed off with something like isopropyl alcohol. Even then. . . it might not be a good idea. Instead, try using something like Simple Green on a Q-tip and then follow that up with rinse.
326393
I don't know if it will work on plastic. I used it on wood, but I tend to think that it would.
1509361
no it is not big enough or ment for that task. It is a direct conection colector only. You need a constant air scrubber.
2283279
I have no way of knowing how well it's doing, except that the filters are getting dirty. We have filtration on our buffing machines, but we use the Shop Fox to further remove the finer particles that escape the primary collectors and remain airborn. As for whether it would be sufficient for your shop, it would all depend on how much dust you generate. This machine is not suited as a primary collector, as you would use to catch sawdust from a woodworking tool or buffing dust from a metal polishing unit, or paint particles in a spray booth. It seems to work well for us, but our best determination of that is that the filters get dirty and there is less dust on surfaces around our shop. I have no way of knowing how well it's doing, except that the filters are getting dirty. We have filtration on our buffing machines, but we use the Shop Fox to further remove the finer particles that escape the primary collectors and remain airborn. As for whether it would be sufficient for your shop, it would all depend on how much dust you generate. This machine is not suited as a primary collector, as you would use to catch sawdust from a woodworking tool or buffing dust from a metal polishing unit, or paint particles in a spray booth. It seems to work well for us, but our best... » Read More I have no way of knowing how well it's doing, except that the filters are getting dirty. We have filtration on our buffing machines, but we use the Shop Fox to further remove the finer particles that escape the primary collectors and remain airborn. As for whether it would be sufficient for your shop, it would all depend on how much dust you generate. This machine is not suited as a primary collector, as you would use to catch sawdust from a woodworking tool or buffing dust from a metal polishing unit, or paint particles in a spray booth. It seems to work well for us, but our best determination of that is that the filters get dirty and there is less dust on surfaces around our shop. « Show Less
2215579
I think that TimberTech decking parts are the same dimensions as standard lumber decking & therefore, they should work fine. I love mine! They are strong & stand up to all kinds of weather without damage & without moving from where they are placed.
561620
this is a great machine. I use it, mainly for cleaning my E-Cig stuff, but water and wood isn't a good combination, how ever I don't think it would trash it on a short setting, if you have one that's not important. What the heck. I have an old harp, might have to try in, It would surely need cleaned. Great cleaner simple to use. If it doesn't work for this you will find another use and your money won't be wasted. LOL GBTM
900036
I used this product once and only once, finding it to be no better than any other cleaning product (but I didn't use it on wood). However, personally I think I'd use a pressure hose to clean a deck. (You can rent them and they do a fantastic job.)
1143667
Probably not. It is a bit too long for scrubbing. I use it to smooth out short boards and it does fine.
2128214
It worked fine on the wooden steps I have. Go slow on dirty areas and a little faster on the cleaner sections. It's a time saver for sure. Dola.
303204
Yes this will clean switches, Pots. Tuners, etc. Remember, contact type cleaner can be used as long as it's the Plastic Safe cleaner. Similar to the old TV Tuner cleaner but this CRC stuff if plastic safe. Do Not use "Contact Cleaner" unless it's specifically plastic safe.
1669032
I have used it on vinyl floors with 50 years of build up under equipment. I still had to use greenies and scrapers. It will clean vinyl, but it doesn't remove old wax or particularly shine.
2128218
I used it on a deck, but it was not wood, it was composite material. It did a fantastic job on that. I would expect it to do just as well on wood, but you might have to adjust the force to a lighter pressure. That is very easy to do with this unit.
1650636
It actually works a bit better on plastic. Should not affect your chlorinization.
1116933
I just used it on our laminate wood floors. It cleaned up the residue from the old Swiffer Wet mop.