Left jetwash out overnight in rain?

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  [Deleted User] Posts: 18,013

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  25/04/10 - 11:19 #2

  Jet wash and water do not mix. Get a new one.

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  gonnaenodaethat Posts: 4,184

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  25/04/10 - 11:50 #3

  surely a jet wash will get a bit wet when working so i'd give it a bash.

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  Sigurd Posts: 26,610

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  25/04/10 - 11:52 #4

  gonnaenodaethat wrote: »

  surely a jet wash will get a bit wet when working so i'd give it a bash.

  I'd have thought so too. Surely a jet wash with no resistance to water would be a pretty poor piece of design?

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  [Deleted User] Posts: 6,279

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  25/04/10 - 11:57 #5

  It'll be OK. When I do the patio, the machine gets spattered with mud - guess what I use to rinse it off?

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  25/04/10 - 12:05 #6

  Rowdy wrote: »

  It'll be OK. When I do the patio, the machine gets spattered with mud - guess what I use to rinse it off?

  
  Urine?

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  [Deleted User] Posts: 519

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  25/04/10 - 12:06 #7

  Thanks for your replies guys.
  
  Will let it dry out, probs give it a few days & give it a whirl!

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  Kleist Posts: 141

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  25/04/10 - 12:48 #8

  Sigurd wrote: »

  I'd have thought so too. Surely a jet wash with no resistance to water would be a pretty poor piece of design?

  
  The kind of stuff Reggie Perrin used to sell in Grot.
  
  Like the blackout blinds that don't blackout.
  http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=1245206&highlight=blackout

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  25/04/10 - 13:02 #9

  use a long extension lead and an RCD , you will soon find out if it is ok :eek:

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