You can learn more about the Aztec Screen Washer here: Aztec Screen Washer
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Thanks for being nice to my baby! Let the brushes break in a little bit and it’ll be easier to use.
I actually spend a lot of time deburring and smoothing everything out. I’m always worried that someone might nick themselves or something.
And be sure to use circular motions to get the frames.
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Man I love it man ! Great job on the design and it’s built very well! Now if and when I may wear out the brushes can I replace them?
And thank you for the tips 
Do you have any problems with older screens tearing with the Aztec?
Hey Justin,
I’ve been using these since I made the first prototype (about 6 years). And for worn screens, it shouldn’t be a problem. If the screen is just a bunch of threads, then yeah, you might want to skip it. I usually decide whether or not a worn screen needs to be cleaned. If it’s all shiny and worn, then cleaning it isn’t going to make a difference.
I have been noticing a variation with the brushes recently. I think Luke’s brushes might be a little thicker than normal. I’m looking into this issue but I don’t think they’re thick enough to damage a screen. If you go side to side in a circular motion it shouldn’t ever damage a screen.
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Okay we know the Aztec rocks…
Can it handle heavy fly poop on the frame inside edges…?
Sorry best pic I have at the moment. I do a lot of cattle ranch homes, and this is getting ridiculous.
Humm, do they come off with soap and water?
With tons of scrubbing.
You could do what I do with baked in dirt: I squirt the screens with a heavy soap solution and then just scrub them.
I’d also be curious if you hooked up the screen washer to a L10 heater if it would scrub even better…? I’d bet it would come right off.
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Hmmm, now that’s something to think about.
Thanks for responding Jared.
The bristles will not damage the screen . We have been using it for several weeks now with several different types of screens and we are still very impressed with this product.
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