Wash 'N Roll - Concentrated Roll-Up Door Cleaner
Wash 'N Roll is a concentrated, streak-free cleaner and rinsing agent that removes dirt, grime and pollutants that can abrade, breakdown and get baked into your door's finish.
- Wash and rinse solution removes typical levels of dirt in minutes.
- No need to dry - it dries streak free on door
- Easy to apply with lightweight portable power wands available at most hardware stores.
- Uses as little of 32oz of water per door!
- Economical - 1 gallon of concentrate makes enough dilute solution for up to 80 doors!
One of the great benefits of this product is you can use equipment you have on hand rather than specialized rigs you have to store unused for most of the year. Your system can be as simple as a couple buckets on one of your push carts, a cordless sprayer, an RV brush and a gallon of concentrate. Since it can take as little as 3-5 minutes per door you can set up a schedule to clean a few doors at a time without turning it in to a major project.
Mixing Guide | ||
Wash'N Roll/Gallon | Typical Usage | |
4oz/Gallon | One pass rinse for well maintained doors | |
8oz/Gallon | Rinse for doors with typical layers of dirt. | |
16oz/Gallon | Wash and rinse for dirtier doors with use of a soft RV brush between wash and rinse to loosen dirt. | |
Tip: Give your doors a good initial wash then perform a maintenance wash on a schedule. Barring unusual situations this should allow a simple and fast one pass rinse at most locations.
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Estimated Doors Washed | ||
Wash'N Roll/Gallon | Solution Derived | Doors Washed |
At 4oz/gallon | 32 gallons | 128 doors cleaned* |
At 8oz/gallon | 16 gallons | 64 doors cleaned* |
At 16oz/gallon | 8 gallons | 32 doors cleaned* |
* While these figures are based on our field testing using a handheld power washer they are not a guarentee of how many doors you will be able to clean. Your results may be greater or less depending on the amount and composition of dirt on your doors, dilution used, how effectively you wash the doors, the sprayer used and other factors beyond our control.
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