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Never operate the power washer in bare feet, sandals, or open-toed shoes.
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When using the power washer near children make sure they are closely
supervised by an adult to avoid injury. Never let a child use the power
washer.
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Keep fingers, hands, feet and any part of your body clear of the stream of
high pressure water. The powerful spray can cause blindness or blast holes
in the skin. It can break a window if you are too close when you pull the
trigger on the spray gun .
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Always wear eye protection to prevent injury to eyes when operating the
power washer.
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To avoid mishaps or injury, always use the trigger safety lock when not using
the power washer even if the spraying stops for a moment.
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The power washer is equipped with a Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI)
which greatly reduces the chance of electric shock while the unit is in use.
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Point the spray gun in a safe direction when beginning a power washing
session.
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When first using the spray gun, hold the spray gun and lance with two hands
when pulling the trigger until you get used to the "kick back" from the spray
gun (one hand to pull the trigger and the other to stabilize the gun assembly).
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When you press the power switch to turn off the power washer, water
pressure may remain in the system. To discharge the pressure, point the
spray gun in a safe direction and pull the trigger.
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Never spray flammable liquids.
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Never use the power washer in areas that contain combustible dust, liquids
or vapors.
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Avoid contact of the pressure hose with sharp objects and examine the hose
regularly. Replace if damaged. Due to the high pressure involved, it cannot
be repaired if cut of damaged.
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Only use detergent specifically formulated for power washers and follow
instructions on the detergent's label. We have a selection of power
washer detergents to choose from. Go to www.arblueclean.com for more
information and to order the detergents. Power washer detergents are also
available at your local hardware store.
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Protect eyes, lungs, and skin from exposure to detergent. Dish or laundry
soap is too thick and will clog the nozzle of your detergent bottle.
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