Sidewalk Washing Machine

How to Use the Sidewalk Washing Machine:

1. Preparation: Ensure that the machine is properly assembled and filled with water. Check the pressure settings and spray nozzles to ensure the desired cleaning effect.
2. Start the Machine: Turn on the machine using the simple start button or switch, and adjust the water pressure according to the level of dirt or stains.
3. Clean the Surface: Move the machine across the sidewalk or surface, allowing the water jets to loosen dirt and grime. Use the adjustable spray nozzle for focused or broad-area cleaning.
4. Empty the Tank: When the water tank is low, stop the machine, empty any remaining water, and refill it before continuing the cleaning process.
5. Maintenance: After use, clean the nozzles, and inspect the machine for any wear or debris. Store it in a dry place when not in use.

Maintenance Tips:

• Check Nozzles: Regularly inspect and clean the nozzles to prevent clogging from dirt or mineral deposits.
• Monitor Water Tank: Ensure the water tank is properly filled before starting the machine, and refill it as necessary during use.
• Check Pressure Settings: Adjust pressure based on the surface you are cleaning. High pressure is ideal for stubborn stains, while lower pressure is sufficient for general dirt and debris.
• Clean After Use: After each session, clean the machine thoroughly to remove dirt and water residue. This helps prevent buildup that can damage the system over time.
• Inspect for Wear: Regularly check for signs of wear or damage, particularly on hoses, nozzles, and wheels. Replace parts as necessary to maintain optimal performance.

Perfect For:

• Municipalities and City Cleaning Services: Ideal for use in urban areas to keep sidewalks, streets, and public spaces clean and well-maintained.
• Commercial Properties: Perfect for malls, office complexes, and large commercial spaces that require regular cleaning of outdoor walkways and parking lots.
• Parks and Recreational Areas: Effective for cleaning public parks, outdoor trails, and playgrounds, ensuring a hygienic environment for visitors.
• Schools and Universities: Helps keep large campus areas clean, ensuring safe and pleasant walkways for students, staff, and visitors.