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This incident investigation video is for health and safety purposes and does not include any graphic content.
This educational video explains how a worker was killed while operating a high-powered pressure washer in a pulp and paper mill.
It can be used in your health and safety training and toolbox talks when it comes to working with industrial pressure washers.
Water jet injuries are devastating, and as a result of this incident several B.C. pulp mills developed new safety practices to help prevent a recurrence.
Find more information and resources at worksafebc.com/health-safety.
Timestamps:
0:00 Intro to industrial pressure washer incident
0:18 Industrial water jet systems explained
0:44 Cleaning line residue in a pulp mill
0:54 Flex lance explained
1:27 Losing control of flex lance
1:41 How to prevent pressure washer incidents
2:32 Proper personal protective equipment & clothing
2:40 Updated practices for water jet safety in B.C. pulp & paper mills
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@worksafebc 10 месяцев назад

Find more information and resources at worksafebc.com/health-safety.

@vulturedoors 16 лет назад

"water jet bored into his upper body" Daaaaaaaammmmmmmn. Remind me not to go into that line of work!

@pierrecurie 2 года назад

Like a light saber with a mind of its own. and the recommended protection is something that looks like a bomb suit.

@nickmartin1527 Год назад

Don't go into that line of work

@RedRockin2000 Год назад

@@nickmartin1527 15 years later he got a reminder. Nice

@tootai Год назад

@@nickmartin1527 you can say that again

@worksafebc 5 лет назад

This was one of our earliest slide shows. As a result, audio only plays from one speaker or headphone. Thanks for your understanding.

@obi-wankenobi5926 3 года назад

Thats fine its a banger anyway good content.

@kelseybarton 3 года назад

i forgive you

@VikkieEule 3 года назад

WorksafeBC, you guys are babes, we dont care as long as you keep keeping us safe

@disrealnow9664 2 года назад

My left ear enjoyed this.

@bsp942 Год назад

I just play it twice as loud 😎

@slothmarathonpromotions2470 5 лет назад

Water can be dangerous. That’s why I only drink beer.

@breezetix 3 года назад

HAHAHHA

@anthonyh2540 3 года назад

Ha ha ha...

@Tsukuyomi28 2 года назад

Regular beer isn't too bad but light beer will go right through your torso.

@antitheist6698 2 года назад

Alcohol is a disgusting problem. So are it’s consumers

@skull20002000 2 года назад

Amen brother

@tonyroulette6179 3 года назад

I was a foreman for a company that did this work,we used from 5k to 20k psi,they were very lax on their safety,I worked for this company for years,but greed on the owners part ,caused me to leave ,6mos. after I left,the foreman who replaced me was killed in a exact same situation,he was using what we called a “super mole”for cleaning pipe,he put it on the end of a high pressure hose with no rigid lance or pipe ,trying to clean the end of the pipe,another person was operating the foot pedal ,the hose slipped out of his hands came around and blasted him in the neck severing his right carotid artery,his two laborers panicked to the point of not being able to render first aid,even though the medical examiner said there would of been nothing they could’ve done to save him,so many factors involved here,inexperienced people,lax safety rules ,fatigue ,improper training etc.etc.,the person killed name was “Guy”he left behind a family,I’m not saying if I’d been there it wouldn’t have happened it’s just that there’s lot of things I would of done differently.RIP GUY

@mechveteran01 2 года назад

Hey Tony, you replied twice to this video in the span of about 3 years.. but either way you're expressing the same story of how pressure washing can go really bad really quick. I've worked a handful of "roughneck" jobs, from climbing cell phone towers to welding to construction. Damn bro, its really sad how many companies couldn't care less about thier employees "I DON'T CARE HOW YOU DO IT JUST GET IT DONE AND GET IT DONE NOW!!" ... How many people have lost thier lives because of the "productivity above all else" culture. RIP Guy

@ShinLarc 2 года назад

@@mechveteran01 this is why I wanna get out of the roughneck job I have. It’s a gamble going to work each day! Everyone please work safe!

@jessiejamesferruolo Год назад

First aid for damage to a carotid artery would be the application of an occlusive dressing (one that stops air as well as liquid, such as plastic...) to stop/slow blood flow and prevent embolism. However, the pressures involved likely all but promised an embolism. It is possible, however unlikely, to survive having one carotid artery damaged though...

@RaceOplasmaz 3 года назад

I remember when my uncle was powerwashing he went over his toe and tore off the nail and all the skin from the top. Thinking there is a more heavy duty version of one is insane.

@walterbrunswick 3 года назад

was he wearing safety sandals?

@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 2 года назад

Particularly since it exacerbates wood rot...

@BMarie774 Год назад

My grandpa always said that we could easily cut and very badly lacerate someone with our power washer. To demonstrate this, he took it to a watermelon. To think that little one could easily cut someone…what would a truck mounted one do to the human body is just.. I DONT wanna know…

@user-dh3fd8iq6m Год назад

we use water jets to cut steel

@DirTyOhGee 14 лет назад

20,000 PSI?!?!?!?!?!?! WOW!!! Its UNBELIEVABLE that there using that amount of pressure with basically just a hose with a tip on it...NO WAND AT ALL??????? I mean the foot dump is good but MAN! Ive been pressure washing for 8 years and if asked to hold onto just a hose at those pressures I would laugh and for sure hand it back. "No thanks"

@dankatkov6133 4 года назад

I working with woma ecomaster mk3 (3000 bar) for 7 years Bad accident)

@MeaHeaR 2 года назад

The video sed it had a crawling mechanism upon itt

@yohanathandowns9057 2 года назад

It's a special tip used for plumbing. Plumbers use a similar tool to cut out roots and debri from old sewage lines. The bore tip has water spraying out the back to propel it forward and through the pipe, while the front side uses its jets to cur a path. There is no wand, as the tool is guided by the piping. It should be inserted a minimum distance and then started

@greybeard6504 3 года назад

RU-vid: want to watch a 2 and half minute video about someone getting killed from a power washer? Me: ummm... sure, why not.

@okaygerepied5388 3 года назад

Lol

@elic4304 2 года назад

lmaoooo

@mediocreman2 Год назад

Rounding down are we?

@untillirott 15 лет назад

i was in the sandblasting industry and sometimes we'd have to go and use a 40k to clean out some pipe, but like this accident you NEVER have a second person controlling the footswitch, it should always be controled by the person running the nozzle.

@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 2 года назад

Damn right. See why: Day Davis, 1st and last day on job at Bacardi.

@IanCaine4728 3 года назад

Hydraulic injection injuries are terrifying

@MetalKase0352 9 лет назад

Be careful out there everyone. No joke when we deal with the heavy duty industrial machines.

@donl3248 3 года назад

When a pressure washer shows up on a flatbed truck, you must realize it has the potential to kill you.

@broyobrogdon6403 Год назад

Common sense would say would it not.then again sense is not that common.

@393STROKERer 15 лет назад

I work for Veolia Environmental Services and we use anti- withdraw devices attatched to the pipes we clean for just that reason.

@UncleMatt69 6 лет назад

I cut a my foot with standard pressure washer, 1500 psi. I can't imagine the instant damage 20,000 psi would cause.

@jordenlazcanofotnite5430 7 лет назад

just pressure washed my bare feet on accident with my cheap ass power washer and it tore my toes up damn I hurt soooo bad never felt that kinda pain ........didnt realize its power till to late I fell bad for this poor worker

@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 2 года назад

Yeah, no. A million uses for motorcycle boots.

@JayPlayz8908 12 лет назад

Why wasnt he using an anti-withdrawal device

@GoatzombieBubba 4 года назад

costs too much money...

@paulwar7064 3 года назад

Because it slows you down and the bosses frown upon anything that slows your job down

@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 2 года назад

@@paulwar7064 TFB. Fire me and make someone else do it, then. Or better yet, YOU do it (the boss) or "show me" and stand way over there. Lol

@hartistry1957 15 лет назад

Oil riggers use a super-high pressure system that cuts through 1/2 inch steel pipe due to explosive environment.

@twizz420 2 года назад

That's gotta be one of the worst ways to die...

@therealromster 16 лет назад

Very informative and being aware of dangers is the best way to be safe, at the very least this poor guy lost his life but as a result safety standards have gone up to prevent this from happening again.

@mediocreman2 Год назад

Yes we can't undo the past, but we can help others in the future. However, at the time all of the risks were understood. So it's very sad that his company didn't provide the necessary training and equipment or that there was pressure to bypass those safety measures for cost and/or time. But of course the other option could be that he chose not to use those safety measures. But I prefer to think that there were other factors.

@paulbroderick8438 3 года назад

The flex lance was a dollar cheaper then a jetting gun. Well done bean counters!!

@gdoldays9964 3 года назад

I've always said people in the office should go out on a few jetting jobs. Just to see what an operator actually has to go through, and the risks involved. I'll bet they would think twice about cheeping out on safety once they see what the water pressures can potentially do to the human body.

@Blackcatholman 12 лет назад

Was working at an oil refinery doing industrial cleaning, someone snaking out a heat exchanger bundle got hurt when he let the snake get away. It went through the bundle, and came out by his thigh, cutting his leg up.

@krashd 10 лет назад

A waterjet cutter is one of the most powerful cutting tools you can get, slicing through several inches of steel as though it was butter. A washer might have low enough pressure so as not to damage steel or the item being cleaned but anything softer than that item such as flesh or bone will open up just as easily as if you were using a laser.

@ericsbraun 6 лет назад

Hell, a laser does nothing to remove the smoke vapor in the way of the beam that robs and eats it's power. Nothing stops the waterjet!

@joeybt73 5 лет назад

waterjet cutters use media, typically little granules of garnet, with the water to cut steel and such

@TomFromYoutube 5 лет назад

Let's see what it will do with a real stick of butter then.

@SergeantExtreme Год назад

@@TomFromRU-vid That would probably be an interesting RU-vid video. Let's get Nile Green to do that.

@cheesebusiness Год назад

I’d like to see it in Final Destination

@brandonobaza8610 Год назад

The largest water jet I've used was a 460v 3-phase 10hp electric power washer with a 0° nozzle. It would cut any wood or plastic, etch steel and concrete. We used it to cut through sewer drain obstructions. I've fired 9mm submachine guns that had less recoil. That was a fraction of the power and water volume that this victim was using.

@Quadflash 6 лет назад

WOW! I would not have known how destructive very high pressure can be. I will not forget the segment showing a water jet cutting through a tree trunk. Thanks!

@NICKRITZER 2 года назад

Satuartion diving deaths...

@FFEMTB08 3 года назад

Kevlar armor suits. Holy shit.

@ChristmasInjuryLawyers 10 лет назад

This video illustrates the powerful effect of a pressure washer and the event that occurred involving the death of a worker operating one.

@keitholdbean3173 6 лет назад

People don't realise how dangerous high pressure water can be ...

3 года назад

Like maybe water cutters. It's an incompressible fluid.

@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 2 года назад

Pretty much everything can kill you if you're stupid enough...even your cell phone can cause fires if it's way down and it gets too hot when charging. Or there's no GFI in the bathroom and you pick up your cell when in the tub or drop it in the water. (That actually happened, btw) Speaking of dumb, there was a coffee pot that was probably the CAUSE of the GFI. It would spit the plug out when it was done... You could just see it's just BEGGING to be on the counter near the sink when that happens. Right?

@trevticks 15 лет назад

40,000 psi holy crap!!!!

@laurbster2680 2 года назад

"bored into by water" god damn..

@mkx200sx 17 лет назад

and remember- always wear high visibility vest!

@thecrownedjester 3 года назад

Wow... I didn’t realize how dangerous those can be...

@D3xt3rity 6 лет назад

Glad to see RU-vid is recommending me my kind of content.

@TheSpaceGeek 3 года назад

What an absolutely horrific way to die.

@lonnievermette5786 3 года назад

Back out preventer and foot pedal is standard practice with this..

@rks515skr Год назад

Thank you Captain Hindsight... your work is unvaluable. And sorry about that retro-active spider bite.

@gregatkinson7276 Год назад

I worked in the granite business (memorials) and a water jet table was used to cut through even the hardest of granites....and after a short period of time with the machine swiping back and forth it was cut off clean, regardless of thickness. Longer time for thicker harder granite but it worked efficiently. Now THAT is strong pressure!

@HHOButterSkate 13 лет назад

I got hit by a home one today, got a big scar on my abdomen. Hurts pretty bad. Be careful with these guys.

@DavidPigbody 5 лет назад

it turned into a scar that fast? wow. lol

@weaponofmassconstruction1940 2 года назад

I heard about a firefighter getting very nasty wounds and subsequent infections after water from a leaking hose cut through his gloves and went inside him.

@lindanwfirefighter4973 3 года назад

Taken care of workers who had the same accident but with hydraulic oil. 1 guy had it penetrate his hand. In an instant it filled his hand and arm with hydraulic oil. Kinda like how you use air to separate a deer hide from the meat. A different worker had the same accident only it penetrated the skin near his eye. Again filled the skin with the oil. He looked like the Michillan man! Swollen every where. Eyes sealed, hands had the fingers spread really wide but they still touched. Really bad.

@urielgrey 3 года назад

It kills me when a homeowner sticks their hand in front of the end of a power washer... It cleans your drive... Do you really want water shot into your skin?

@Vilvaran 2 года назад

Which is why moat of the "home models" are pretty piss weak - it's to stop mass de-gloving... Professional washers are coated in safety warnings; the average joe would be too afraid to handle it... ... And jetting pumps with the equivalent of a truck's engine should only be handled by a hulk, or a robot...

@jackfrost2146 3 года назад

There is a video showing a water jet cutter (with abrasives in the water) cutting through an eight inch thick cast iron anvil. It took about 30 minutes. Will definitely sting if you get in the way of it!

@dmoogle2006 11 лет назад

The reason being is a fire hose displaces significantly more mass, which means more backfire. Since most high-pressure hoses used for cleaning only displace a small amount of water, it doesn't require very much strength to control.

@goaheadmakeourdayscooterpe9644 3 года назад

Could use that to clean all the wife's burnt cooking pans. Bwahahaha

@maestrovso 3 года назад

A flex line with 20,000 PSI water jet. Genius. I don't even like my flex garden hose unsecured with 80 PSI of water jet.

@aaronholloway2 3 года назад

WOW! I'd hate for my Tomb Stone to say, "Killed by too much water pressure"!

@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 2 года назад

There's one where a guy was killed by a pallet of booze at Bacardi. Day Davis. Didn't know him. I just felt his being so proud and dying on his very 1st day, someone should remember his name.

@phil7791 11 лет назад

Very good safety information

@Danvers97 3 года назад

Anyone else here at 1am watching these for no reason?

@RusticShine 10 лет назад

my 2000 PSI power washer was strong enough to take the skin off my fingers. this can cut you like nothing

@BMarie774 Год назад

I remember my grandpa telling me never to spray someone with the pressure washer, because it would cut them and hurt them badly. I can’t imagine what a industrial one does to the body.

@Phonolith303 15 лет назад

Yes, a friend of me works as industrial cleaner, and he says that it is true.

@cwr56 16 лет назад

thank you Mr. Clarkson.

@E-D-E2704 6 лет назад

survey the hose had a colour code about 8 ft from the bomber?? when you get to the colour code when pulling hose out you reduce power to the pump so there is 0 pressure when you remove it cometely.

@jefffrederic4647 5 лет назад

work safe live longer make more money

@John-yy1oy 4 года назад

Well this whole thing just seems unsafe. How is somethjng like this even an option?

@LiquidZ2k 15 лет назад

These are all very educational.

@TerryC65 17 лет назад

useful info.. thank you for posting

@MrStroked351 15 лет назад

I use to work for john deer a few summers back we had one that we cleaned bulldozers with it would cut 5 inch logs in half

@sydneyreyes7852 4 года назад

richard cranium damn that’s crazy to try and comprehend

@caseywalker5889 3 года назад

@JohnnyReb You've never cleaned bulldozers then.

@johnnywaffles2482 3 года назад

I know this is 11 years later but that's actually insane

@mwangikimani3970 10 лет назад

Water jet at 20,000 PSI drilled a hole through his skull... poor soul

@yizeverienametaken 6 лет назад

It hit him in the chest, not the head

@jackjones4275 6 лет назад

I worked as an operator at a chem plant in the 80ies. There were huge heat exchangers that clogged up and needed cleaning regularly. Another company was hired for that. During the couple of years i worked there, several died on separate occasions even, bc they tied the pistol grip up, slipped and the jet pierced right through. Dont remember what the pressure was; some 2000 to 3000 bar i think. At that pressure, water cuts right through you, including bone. 250 bar @ 10cm cuts through skin and flesh in seconds with a total disappearance penetration of cm's and damage far deeper than that. When they were working on those heat exchangers, none of us even went closer than some 30 to 40 meters. And im still hesitant to buy a 100 bar pressure cleaner (which i was looking for now). Ppl underestimate the force of these pressures and the damage they can do.

@ModernFactsDaily 3 года назад

I did this type of work and one thing is you respect the water jet. Poor guy. Probably was a rookie. Not his fault.

@322kfunk 6 лет назад

Not trying to be a wise ass here but if 20000 psi can cut through steel, then why wouldn’t it cut through the pipe they are trying to clean?

@AvenValkyr 6 лет назад

because you have to hold the nozzle for a sustained length of time for it to cut through steel, and these nozzles are designed to cut through any blockage found within the pipe while the side jets basically push the nozzle through and give it a rocking or swirling motion inside the pipe. Quite ingenious actually..

@jackjones4275 6 лет назад

Also, the direction of the force is not str8 on the pipe, but 90 degrees turned for the forward nozzle and some less for the propelling nozzles. And even then the pipes may get some damage. And that is why they only last so long and need to be pressure checked after cleaning.

@oaf-77 5 лет назад

That sounds gruesome

@albertaproud7855 3 года назад

40,000 psi? I don’t think so.

@AltonRowell-gb1lb 5 лет назад

I here all this sh** about OSHA and safety. The truth is companies don't care about nothing but makeing money. I worked in a mechanic shop with 10 over head lifts with no safety locks. There is money changing hands. They would rather sweep it under the rugs. They don't care if people die.

@MoPhenoGrows420 9 лет назад

That's why you use an AWD and whip checks. Shit is serious business

@Nivicoman 13 лет назад

Ultra high pressure water is used for cutting sort of like how lasers are used.

@maxdon2001 Год назад

Great video!

@IndianaDundee 3 года назад

Pulp mill has radiation warning sign hung up in there facility. Why? Sign can be seen at the top left of your screen at the end of the video.

@mberan33 10 лет назад

I'd have doing it almost 15 years never been cut knock on wood 20k and 40k is easier to hold than 10k as far a this poor guy passing it is sad but he is not the only one there have been many others and for the guy saying I want it to clean my drive way lol if you never used one before by the time you get done trying to clean it you may have to just make a new one cause you probably will put holes in it

@1x93cm 14 лет назад

workplace accidents are by far the messiest

@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 2 года назад

Day Davis, 1st and last day at work, Bacardi. Which is why you NEVER let anyone else be able to do or not do something that can easily kill you. He was killed by a huge pallet of booze while cleaning broken glass.

@El1ipsismm2 3 года назад

Wow i might be nieve but im in legit shock ..i didnt realize this could even happen..

@adamrodgers9175 3 года назад

If you haven't done the job it's understandable you don't know about it. When I hydrovaced we snaked lines and hydrovaced dirt with the same psi. I didn't know about any of it till I done the job. We had metatarsal boots that would withstand the pressure of the water coming out the wand. The wand was a long piece of pipe with a tip on it. Hydrovacing was fun, cut dirt using high pressure water coming out a tip the size of a pencil lead and using a massive vacuum to suck up the dirt and water.

@martyyoung3611 3 года назад

My father-in-law had a friend that died using one of these. One of the connectors broke and the hose whipped back and hit him in the temple.

@tyroniousyrownshoolacez2347 3 года назад

Shalom.

@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 2 года назад

Ooo, I lie awake at night thinking how much of our lives are dictated by cheap parts from a country thar doesn't like us...

@orlandojohnson5742 6 лет назад

With pressures like that(20-40,000 psi?!?!) u shouldn't even be holding that! Should install in pipe & secure & clear the area before turning it on!!!! 2000-3500 psi is dangerous as well & usually you have a triggered end piece/wand!!!!!! Can't even imagine being done without a spray wand or the thing mentioned!!!! No way I'd hold or be near when it's cleaning/clearing pipe etc!!!

@kooldudes597 6 лет назад

Damn thats brutal

@NicholasLittlejohn 3 года назад

Radiation too, wow!

@mercoid 3 года назад

Horrific 😢

@MrTripcore 2 года назад

At least you can see it unlike steam pressure

@JoeSmith-zg7in 3 года назад

You don't want to run your water hotter that 200 if you like your paint on your equipment.or put the pressure washer too close.

@stevetakacs654 3 года назад

You gotta hold on to the water gun. Stay alert and respect it.

@SuV33358 3 года назад

Cuts through wood? 😳

@fuelban 13 лет назад

good video guys, good info. Thom.

@allenfig18 5 лет назад

No withdrawal device

@re_loyola 3 года назад

Okay, now why did this randomly get recommended to me?

@AlwaysBeSmart674 2 года назад

Dang this video was posted 15years ago…this must be one of the oldest RU-vid vids

@SnailSandwich 3 года назад

Holy shit. So it touched for a tiny moment and it was enough to drill through him?

@1027sterling 3 года назад

So it would be like facing on a swinging machete. I doubt if anyone could release the foot pedal fast enough without these other precautions mentioned.

@SurvivalSquirrel Год назад

This remembers me of a story i heard. Someone wanted to make some fun with compressed air. He blew it in someones butt, causing fatal injury.

@joescout 15 лет назад

yes the water can cut you like a chainsaw

@lexluther919 6 лет назад

that right the psi too high to wash your car....take the metal right off

@hiyadroogs 14 лет назад

@happymana 20000 psi could cut through a tree. 40000 could cut steel.

@3liteX 15 лет назад

it can peel the paint off a car and at full blast can go through you yes..

@GG-tt3sg 3 года назад

Crazy didnt know you can clean the rust out of galvanized pipe instead of changing it

@240sxRule 3 года назад

-Galvanized coatings prevent rust, so you mean a regular pipe. -they are cleaning build up from the fluids that flow through. -rust IS the pipe. If you remove rust, you remove pipe material, so the pipe will need to be changed if it's rusting bad.

@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 2 года назад

@@240sxRule Yeah, right. I was thinking how spalling of rebar breaks concrete.

@BrianGLee-bc7hj Год назад

Assisted in many waterblasting heat exchangers . The contractors was extra Safety aware

@chrisperrien7055 3 года назад

Now that is my kind of pressure washer, rust remover, paint stripper, and power saw. dial it down for most of those jobs

@ohmygosh6176 2 года назад

Holy crap 20K PSI that's deadly

@SkyGuardian2007 12 лет назад

so did the water pressure cut the guy almost in half or did it go through his mid-section?

@AvenValkyr 6 лет назад

it probably just shot a stream of water into his body like getting stabbed in the chest with a very long pencil that fills you up with water instantly. And where you have streams of water you also have streams of air, and air is lethal for mammals when injected. So between being filled up with a half gallon of water and the probably half cup of air bubbles yeah I bet this guy died within minutes

@jackjones4275 6 лет назад

It would cut right through you. So it is probably not just a 'pierce'. Well, it depends on the distance to the nozzle, bc water loses its pressure pretty fast. Close to the nozzle, it cuts straight through you like a knife through butter.

@joshuamartin4547 7 лет назад

Why are most if not all of your videos left speaker only?

@worksafebc 7 лет назад

Hi Joshua, Only some of our mid-2000s slide shows have the audio issue. Please have a look at our newer content.

@NicholasLittlejohn 6 лет назад

WorkSafeBC It's possible to split that old audio too.

@worksafebc 6 лет назад

Thanks Nicholas - we're working on uploading new versions of these old slide shows without the audio issue.

@user-yg2up4lg3r 5 лет назад

@@worksafebc I appreciate your videos. A video animation of this would be interesting.

@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 2 года назад

@@user-yg2up4lg3r Damn right. Geez.

@OItsjustzach 6 лет назад

Hydro blasting is no joke.

@plutoniumpie 3 года назад

Her voice and accent is epic!

@00bean00 2 года назад

I like to think that's her at the end

@RO2Z556 11 месяцев назад

Water is sharpest knife on earth

@kefpull6676 2 года назад

water at high pressure is BRUTAL. If you don't get killed instantly, water at high pressure passes straight through the skin barrier. I personally don't work in the field but I would never trust some sort of skimpy line like that.