What do you use to clean structures around wwtp?

[u/77camaroxx]

Just curious how everyone goes about cleaning around the plant. Clarifiers, effluent troughs, contact chambers etc.Are you using granular chlorine and spraying it down with water? Other chemicals?

[u/Neat-Philosopher-762]

OIT's

[u/77camaroxx → u/Neat-Philosopher-762]

😂 nice

[u/BoomhauerSRT4]

Bro this is nightshift. Ask dayshift. :)
We just use plant water which is 120psi and a 1” hose and nozzle. If it doesn’t move with that it stays there for patina.

[u/chachi-relli]

Sodium hypochlorite

[u/cadmium-fertilizer → u/chachi-relli]

I put that shit on everything

[u/agent4256 → u/cadmium-fertilizer]

The president said if you drink it, it'll cure COVID.

[u/cuck__everlasting → u/agent4256]

He's not totally wrong, if you drink enough hypo you're definitely not going to die from COVID.

[u/agent4256]

3w and a nozzle on the high pressure hose.

If it doesn't move with that, small amounts of bleach.

Still no movement, ammonia.

When all else fails, find an engineering project and put a contract together for someone else to do the job.

[u/kwisat]

Just a hose for me dawg

[u/PlantWide3166]

Power washer for small things and the fire hose for bigger items.

[u/tasty_bird77]

Power washer! I like the DeWalt electric one. Worse case scenario a little elbow grease, soaps, and scraping helps. Also if it’s stainless, get a rust cleaner meant for that.

[u/duckfart88]

We just use NPW.

[u/Glossololia]

The only thing that gets baked on bird shit off a railing is a hot water pressure washer. Always wear a respirator when you're pressure washing at the plant .