for an electric pressure washer you must use a 1.1mm entry nozzel instead of the 1.25 which is already installed in the foam cannon. this way you will have a rich and thick foam like gas
Its sort of common sense to put tools away if you're not using them. Regardless of if they seem to be running fine after a year or so, revisit this in 5,6,7 years when the UV and elements have had more time to work their magic.
Can you pour the snow foam directly into the soap container on the gas pressure washer and use the soap pressure washer tip instead of the foam cannon?
You realize those numbers on the pressure washer are not what your going to get. That one your using gets 1600psi and 1.25 gpm with factory tips.. those numbers mean nothing on the machine especially with cheaper electric ones.
I want to use this for my car wash business. How lond does the soap canon last? Is there any other way to be more professional? I dont want to use my main preasure washer as soap applicator because it is not time efficient. Im new to this business,.
Another informative video Milan. I have given up on getting a petrol power high pressure washer due to the noise of it always being on. But you have explained what and when you would use each very well.
I have two foam cannons one same as the one you have and a MTM 22 brand new connected to a petrol Karcher 2.5Gal/3200n psi, both cannons make the pressure fluctuate when connected.. any ideas of what the problem could be? I tested the MTM with a 1.1 orifice and a 1.25 with the 1.25 is a bit better but still the pump fluctuates..
Holy crap bro that's alot soup for the foam cannon no wonder why it doesn't work for me I have same soap but I stopped using my foam cannon none of the soap did nothing I have been using like 3/4 oz
I bet my whole pay check that Dudeinblue can’t even install a battery in his car and has more suscribers than this guy who knows almost everything bout cars.
I have the same gen si. And want to build the motor. Can't wait to see what your doing because I can't find any details online. Just that people have done it without any details on parts
a clean micro-fibre cloth swirls are from cleaning your car via hand washing/wiping in a circular fashion, or drying as such.. using a micro fibre cloth in a drying horizontal movement removes that issue & can also hide any marks created.
There are also De-Ionizing attachments you can run off of a garden hose which will give you pretty much a spot-free finish. Something like this at Amazon, WaterSentinel SF-20W.
@@boots7859 its a simple filter using a massive amount of false PR advertisement aka "de-ironizing" its a filter which catches minerals within the water & it really depends on where you are if you'd be best to buy one or not "I've never needed to use one, I'm in the UK" also alot of pressure washers have fixtures ready to purchase & fit into place OR have such filter in-built (again it depends on where you live & the water supply etc)
Wow, how did I just find your channel? If I were to ever have a channel I would like to be as informative and concise as your videos. Keep up the good work! Thanks!
I have a karscher k5 and with the nozzle I have it makes much more foam... Plus you should made that comparison with other dirty car... Because if you tested again the gasoline power washer it would come off also faster than the first time...
It's not fun to rinse your car with a powerless (electric) pressure washer. I have just the smallest Kärcher K2, been thinking about upgrading to something more powerful. Any ideas?
The gasoline Westinghouse one I have has been great. I was thinking about it, if you had to go with just one pressure washer, you can go with the gasoline one and then bring it outside from your garage every time you need to use it 👍
@@milanmastracci the washer is going to be outside every time I'm using it. We propably don't have that make here in Finland but I should search for something like that. I mostly wash cars. Thanks for answering
odd to see that, I've a K2 washer (only for a yr now) & I've had no issues.. do you pre-soak/wash your car prior to pressure wash/snow foam? also do you use Karcher soaps/foam etc as their useless as a whole, make sure your soap is good.. also what snow foam cannon/nozzle do you use again the karcher supplied equipment is horrible & isn't fit for anything other then watering the plants with.
@@malp6280 i have proper washing equipment. If you've ever used a proper pressure washer (like one in those DIY-washing places), you would know that the K2 is not ideal if you want proper amount of water/pressure.
Karcher cube is perfectly fine. In fact it was better than Sun Joe SPX3000 that advertises higher psi. I usually fill foam cannon 3/4 full of hot water (from my kitchen purifier but sink will work) . And I use about 5 ounces of snow foam (same green soap in this video).
That is a lot of soap. I use 1 1/2 ounces in 32 ounces with a 1300 psi electrical washers and gives me a good foam. It's good to have runny foam so the foam brings down the dirt to the floor. Good video 👍👍
clearly this is a sponsored video for those products, why else clean what looks to be a clean car prior to using the pressure washers "from the same manufacturers"
