WTF?!? Street “cleaners” going by 3x before 10am, never seen before in neighborhood! WEIRD

And I would add at the end something like " For all I know it could be a child molestor in that machine looking for children to aabduct".

Maybe put on some gloves and take a q tip or two and swab some of the remaining liquid next time they come by. Put the q tips in a jar and find a lab that can test what is on the tips.

This is how concerned citizens discovered the composition of chemtrails. -- the snow samples came back high in aluminum and barium.

Anyway, I hope they are just disinfecting. But there is evil afoot.

Are you usually at work during these hours?

UK friends literally told me they've seen and heard Street cleaners going by all night, but the same one for the past week?

OP, There is a community online forum called NextDoor. I'm not here to advocate them, but if you join them, it gives you a great way to communicate with your neighbors.
You could post a question in your neighborhood NextDoor forum, and see what others think.

Please let us know what you find out.

Thanks Butch. I’m set up on Nextdoor and will post about it. I didn’t initially because so many people in there are such sleepy liberal sheep, but I’ll see if anyone has anything helpful to contribute.

Yeah, you don't wanna post anything about politics there at NextDoor. It's only good for logistic things like lost pets, and asking why a noisty street cleaning truck was going up and down the street at 3AM.

I'm in Seattle, at what part of town did this happen?

Gotta admit I was a little weirded out by this guy as he just kept showing up on every aisle! That must have been a long day for him as the store is probably only 6000 sq ft. lol

This is bizarre. I’ve NEVER seen one of these go down our street (quiet culdesac), landscapers and HOA keep the street clean.

Now all the sudden, this guy has passed our home 6 times back and forth (3 trips) before 10am... and it’s leaving some sort of liquid because the pavement is dark after it passes.

What liquid do these street cleaners use? And seriously, in the Seattle area? With the amount of rain we get, is some water mixture necessary?

Thought it’s worth posting, as it is NOT normal. In 10 years of living here, I’ve never seen one on the private neighborhood streets, only the main roads.

Reminds me of the uptick of city/county vans and trucks as discussed on the other thread. I think we all need to post abnormal things like this we see, as they start to add up when you take them all into consideration.

This image is from one of my house cameras.
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its the whitehats. They 'cleaning up'. Intel likes to do things like this to send messages. You have some swamp creatures in your neigborhood

That's how it was with us too, like he was security & we were suspected shoplifters. But the noise was driving me crazy & I couldn't take it anymore. It was either leave or yell & I was not done shopping so I yelled.

They spray water... otherwise there would be one huge dust storm.

Source: my husband drove a street sweeping machine.

Glad I live on a dirt road!

Around 7PM I saw a street sweeper and a white SUV with a yellow dome light going South down a busy North/South major road in Eastern Suffolk count, Long Island.

I have never seen sweepers on this road before until today

Just now 9:45pm they were back going North sweeping the other side going North

call the epa i hear that stuff is cancerous

Yeah, I’m missing my parents property and set up right now (and lately). We live in a pretty good area (VERY low crime), but I grew up in a small country town and would prefer to be there.

Thank you for sharing. Wish we had more answers!!

This is bizarre. I’ve NEVER seen one of these go down our street (quiet culdesac), landscapers and HOA keep the street clean.

Now all the sudden, this guy has passed our home 6 times back and forth (3 trips) before 10am... and it’s leaving some sort of liquid because the pavement is dark after it passes.

What liquid do these street cleaners use? And seriously, in the Seattle area? With the amount of rain we get, is some water mixture necessary?