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Saw this Briggs & Stratton Rotating Surface Cleaner in my latest Family Handyman magazine recently. Decided to give it a try as my driveway and sidewalk were getting pretty dark. When I unboxed it, I discovered that it has two rotating jets. I was skeptical that it would work well, given that the water had to split. But, damn, this thing is awesome. So much quicker than just a 20 degree tip and wand. Love it!

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OP, curious if you used (or know if) it will screw up the grout between pavers. my brother and i got a pressure washer last year but i haven't used it yet, but planned on using it somewhat soon and i was just going to be carefula bout between the cracks. but something like that seems like it could make it a lot easier if it wouldn't screw up the grout between the cracks. i'm assuming it will dig it up though but was just curious.
 
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OP, curious if you used (or know if) it will screw up the grout between pavers. my brother and i got a pressure washer last year but i haven't used it yet, but planned on using it somewhat soon and i was just going to be carefula bout between the cracks. but something like that seems like it could make it a lot easier if it wouldn't screw up the grout between the cracks. i'm assuming it will dig it up though but was just curious.
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I used it in my tiled front porch and no issues with the grout. In fact, tile is stone and thought for sure it would cause some of the stone to flake off, but nothing like that happened.

If you used sand in your pavestone, I would be cautious, but regular grout should be okay.
 
Got any before and after pics? I need to do our front walk and driveway but it seems like it would take forever to do it. Will probably just hire someone.
 
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Got any before and after pics? I need to do our front walk and driveway but it seems like it would take forever to do it. Will probably just hire someone.
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Good question. I'll take some tonight. I actually only did about half the driveway, as I had to leave the house. So, I have sections that show before and after right next to each other.
 
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