This is a "Review" on the new 1800 psi electric power washer. This power washer is made by KARCHER and is sold at Sam's Club, Lowe's and online. For $129 you can't beat this!
Don't use the turbo nozzle on your car!!! ack! it's actually stronger than the yellow tip. Point the turbo tip on the ground slowly and you will see it cuts through tough grime on driveway. If you use it on your car and get too close, it will strip your clear coat. You have a very nice SUV!!! I'd hate to see you accidentally damage your paint.
I bought my K1800 pressure washer at Sams. I have had it for about four years, and I just purchased my third $40 wand for it. The original wand and the second one I bought just started leaking uncontrollably after 5 - 10 hours of use each. I take excellent care of it, store it properly, and only use it only about 3 times a year for various small to medium sized projects around the house. I've also read reports from other owners who are having the same problem. Obviously there is a defect with these wands, and apparently Karcher has no plan to remedy it. What a shame. I really like it otherwise. It is compact, sturdy, rolls easily, and everything has a place. It's plenty powerful for around the house too. I'm constantly watching for someone who has found a wand that will last and is compatible.
That is a good deal. I didnt get that hard surface floor cleaner and i paid $135 plus tax. Thought i had a deal. Inflation I guess. i got mine in 2020. Does it just use the soap first and then when that runs out, it goes to all water? I attached a hose and turned water on, and then was going to plug it in, and then POP, the hose burst/tore at the connection area. I guess it was a cheaper hose. Do i need to use a specific type of hose?
Great video, I bought mine last year love it, even did someone house and mines. Not sure how to work the soap container I have it full nothing happens thanks
Good video. I have been looking into pressure washer setups but it's hard washing a car in West Texas without RO water. It typically leaves a lot of water deposits and you have to use a waterless detailer afterwards. You should do a video on some sort of water filtration or calcium filter in between the hose and pressure washer. I'm not sure what products they have available, but it would be cool if they had some sort of mini portable RO system for the outside hose.
