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Should You Pre Wet Before Softwashing?

One of the most overlooked steps in softwashing is pre-wetting surrounding areas before applying sodium hypochlorite. Proper preparation helps protect plants, reduce chemical absorption and makes the whole process safer and more controlled.

Softwashing isn’t just about the mix preparation and application matter just as much.

If you want to learn softwashing properly, including ratios, dwell time, plant protection and chemical safety, see the link in the bio.

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A common mistake in softwashing is thinking a stronger sodium hypochlorite mix will clean faster. In reality, softwashing relies on oxidation and proper dwell time not just strength. Over mixing can increase risk to surfaces, plants and often wastes chemical without improving results.

Understanding the right dilution, application and dwell time is what separates professional softwashing from guesswork.

For a full breakdown of softwash ratios, chemicals, dwell time and application methods, see the link in the bio.

https://www.softwashtraining.uk/courses/Soft-Washing-Training-Course

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Softwash Dwell Time Explained

Getting your ratios right isn’t enough. Dwell time is what allows sodium hypochlorite to oxidise organic growth properly. Too many people rinse too early or let it dry both lead to poor results.

If you want to understand softwashing properly, including ratios, chemicals and application, visit the link in the bio.

https://www.softwashtraining.uk/courses/Soft-Washing-Training-Course

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