Well im not sure if this thread is still alive because the last post was over a year ago. But here we go. I'm based in the PNW (shameless plug: https://eagleroofcleaning.com ) and we get a lot of roof moss. Hence why I started my roof cleaning business. Anyways back to the point.

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Why do people seem to think that the best way to remove the roof moss is to pressure wash it off. Yes it makes sense on a deck or wall or sidewalk. Because those surfaces are solid but like on a roof??? You want pressurized water to penetrate and rip off your shingles? Maybe because I am part of the industry but I always laugh and feel sorry at how bad these home owners have damaged their shingles because of the pressure washing. anyways thanks for coming to my venting.

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I'm trying to setup a pole/hose system for soft washing and was wondering if I should use PVC or a different hose material with SH?

New roof cleaner here. Have done a few and having great results. Has anyone had any luck with slate roofs? Do I need to add anything to make it a little thicker so it doesn't slide off?

Let's see what everybody's working with. This is a great way to improve your own system or get new ideas to completely redesign your setup.

Tell us:

• What size tank(s)

• Type of pump, output, brand, etc.

• Hose reel

• Diameter and length of hose

• Spray gun and nozzles

Let's see some pictures as well!