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Tech A says never use a water hose to clean up dust after a repair. Tech B says never use a floor scrubber to clean up dust after repairs. Who is correct?
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Tech A says never use a water hose to clean up dust after a repair. Tech B says never use a floor scrubber to clean up dust after repairs. Who is correct?

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Tech B

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You ruin your mop that way. it will clump up and than you'll have a mud mess.

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