Hydro-jetting explained · why 250°F matters
Cold pressure alone moves dirt. Hot-water hydro-jetting breaks grease, biofilm and mold at a molecular level. Here is how we operate in Puerto Rico.
How it works
Water at 250°F reduces grease viscosity by roughly 8x compared to ambient temperature. Combined with 3,000–5,500 PSI, it removes the lipid layer that protects bacteria and mold spores. An EPA-registered disinfectant is applied after the jet to eliminate residual pathogens.
Applications in PR
- Commercial metal dumpsters (restaurants, hospitals, industry).
- Sidewalks and parking lots with grease and gum stains.
- Exterior walls with tropical mold.
- Condo terraces with organic residue buildup.
- Buried bins with internal biofilm.
Safety
Operating at 250°F requires trained personnel with PPE (face shield, thermal gloves, boots, hearing protection). We follow applicable OSHA protocols.