Thanks Andrew, nice review. I have this pressure washer and would like to add a few points to help your viewers who may be interested in purchasing this washer. 1. Alot less power than a mains pressure washer but more than a garden hose, it has lower volume of water than a hose. 2. You get more power if you use mains water from hose rather than using water from a bucket. 3. This unit gets quite warm if used continuously for about 15 mins. 4. Soap dispenser is not very good for use with snow foam car wash. 5. The storage bag is not very big, the spray Lance is too long for the bag. You cannot put the washer and the hose into it, it would be nice if the bag was big enough for everything. 6. best to use detergent together with a stiff brush when cleaning your patio/decking and leave detergent to work before rinsing, this is the same for cleaning other items too eg. Bikes, motorbikes etc. If you expect this to blast dirt away you will be disappointed. 7. Instructions tell you to use clean water source so best not to suck water from a rivers etc. The filter won't filter fine particles. 8. A partial trigger pull puts out unpressurized water, great for watering plants or filling watering cans from the mains, useful because you don't always need pressure water mode. 9.Overall a good unit and I would recommend it if you don't have a garden hose or need it for portable uses away from your home. If you have a garden hose you don't really need this, if you need more power, a mains pressure washer is more capable. 10. All other points are covered in your review.
thanks i know i have tray it off cam but point of the product is when don't have any water or electricity to use it. of course you can use it and with the main water supply it will have better pressure,thanks again have a nice day.
I bought this to clean my MTB since I do not have access to power outlet or water hose, because we live in apartment building. Only option is manual pump or bucket and spondge. Yes bucket and spondge is better for the bike, but I cant use much detergent because i have to wash bike at side of parkinglot.
The lance fitting looks the same as lavor pressure washer fitting I bought the short brass adapter which fits instead of the lance and has a quick release end ..this unit would be very useful for cleaning air conditioning units inside and out
If yours fails to suck up water but the motor still runs, split the handle , find where the water pipe plugs into the body, push it firmly into it's position and hot glue the pipe so it can't move again. It gets pulled off by reverse water suction I think, nothing is broen, just not connected.
No sturdy toolbox, that's a bummer! At least there's a baggy thinh. I'm gonna give it a go, I can almost never park my car in our street, so it's definitely a solution.
Basically a glorified waterspraygun. Too bad it (seems) to only accept syphoned water. The actual waterpressure from tapwater is not utilized at all. For mobile applications it could work, but if it's dirty you just dont have proper water force and thin waterspray.
