Wall mounted Pressure Washer system in garage, DIY for $290 | Worx 

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Nice tips, will try this out!

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Thanks for watching. My biggest hassle has also getting everything and and it putting it away so, ended be not washing the car or using a car wash. Now I can do every Friday before the weekend in like 10 min and keep the car clean! Our prices here are about $10-$20 each time for the car wash so this saves a lot!

@@LifeHacksExtreme That is the reason I don't bother and sometimes I don't do it. In my area, think it ranges from anywhere from £15 to £25, depends on where you go so if you wash your car, once or twice a month, it adds up, especially since me and my husband both have cars so very expensive to wash cars. I showed him your set up, he was so impressed with it and said we differently need to do something like that for our house. Even spending £300 will pay it off in a year and honestly, it will be really nice to drive the car without having mud and bird poo on it. Currently, researching on the parts, best places to buy. Only issue is, we don't have a garage but a drive way, so we are thinking, maybe building a enclosure on the side of our house. But anyway, awesome clean design....differently inspired me to do DIY again.

Great idea, you could build a box wood enclosure with a couple of hinges and a lock :)

Thanks for watching. Yeah this is the cheapest setup I could find that still looks decent after hours of research. I can even unmount the washer in 5 min to use elsewhere in the house and then put the back when done.

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Definitely, should be an easy fix to still do it.

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The foam cannon I have had for years when I didn’t do any research on what’s the best one. Got to admit, it’s probably time to look at a better option for better foam/wide spray pattern. For this video I was mostly focused on wall mounting it.

Been working great for the last 2 months. Washing car every week and driveway once.

@@LifeHacksExtreme Been debating between this setup or the Giraffe all in one setup but I like your setup better and I'm sure that worx will outlast the giraffe so thanks. Cheer's!!

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Thanks for the tips! A retractable one would definitely be useful!

@@LifeHacksExtreme other one i have in another garage space is the Coxreels TMPL-N-375... I think these are all made by the same supplier but just come in different colors based on the "Manufacturer". The Coxreel's one is 1/3rd the price of the REELCRAFT one... and it is almost identical.

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I have since changed the orifice and it’s a lot better. Thanks for watching

It came with the hose reel!

Yeah the pressure washer takes 3/4 garden hose. All the connectors inside the garage were included in the hose reel or the new pressure washer gun. The connectors outside the garage by the facet were purchased extra.

36x16 inches

I used the fitting that came with the pressure washer gun + hose reel. Didn’t have to buy any other fitting other than what came with those two.

Hello that is so I can turn everything on/off from the pressure washer station. I keep outside ON all the time.

The vibration is not noticeable inside the house. There is some sound that comes through on the lower level of the house. Yeah, I do live in cold climate and the PVC pipe is easily removed from the faucet for drainage in cold weather.

@@LifeHacksExtreme the way you have the pipe installed you’ll alway be holding water and that pipe will freeze and break. You can blow it out with air before winter.

The concrete/spade bit from the big box store. It was a layer of brick then plywood then drywall. So there was no concrete but I think the same drill bit will work for concrete too.

Yeah I showed how I ran the water from the outside spigot. Electrical was already there. Thanks for watching!

Yeah, since then I have replaced the orifice and it is better!

Sorry hose fittings came in box. They seem 3/2 or 1/2 inch

Pressure washer part is 12 inches. The hose reel part is 14 inches from the wall.

I don’t think so.

Seems like the motor is 13 amp so 13x110v = 1430W?

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Don’t remember the exact size but plywood is 1/2 inch, plus drywall is about 1/2 inch and you would want to go into stud for 1.5 inch at least so about 2.5-3 inch will do.

​@@LifeHacksExtreme ​ Great, thanks for the feedback. This video was extremely helpful! I used 3/4" plywood with structural screws that were 2.5" long and this thing is solid as a rock.

@@LifeHacksExtreme Just wanted to let you know I made a video on my setup as well. Thanks for your help!

lol cheers!

Thanks for the feedback. I didn’t see anything in the instruction manual but this could easily have been the thing that is not documented because they expect people will run it flat.

Do you resale any of the power washers you fix?

You could make a bracket where it pulls out flat and locks into place.

And when your done using it i can fold back flat how it is now

Thanks, thanks actually a great idea for a followup video!

Different nozzles will give you different pressure but yeah the max is 1800psi for this one. Any more than that and I thought the car paint will come off 😀. What pressure have you been using for your car?

@@LifeHacksExtreme that is simply not true, I work with a gas honda 4000 psi and use yellow and white tips on cars trucks and vans 6 days a week. you'd have to really be holding it in one spot for an extended amount of time pointblank to go through the clear and paint... and when your rinsing your always moving the water. so you are safe just be smart about how you use the tools.

@@LifeHacksExtreme I use a Honda power stroke 3100 psi from Costco. I do a little bit of off-road here and there so I like little more pressure to wash the mud off. Your setup is clean and more convenient

@@humboldt707chronicI honestly have yet to see any type of mud I havent been able to spray off and I’m running around 1000psi 1.75 gpm with my setup. You don’t need a ton of psi to wash vehicles.

Thanks. Winter just passed and the pipe was just fine in snow/ice. I disconnect it which drains most of the water. The little water in there evaporates, or has room to expand. You can also blow a little from the pressure washer end and that pushes all water out.

Will do

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Thank you for watching. I am looking to upgrade the foam cannon for better foam action.

The orifice upgrade as previously mentioned will help. Also get your soap to water ratio dialed in and adjust for a wider fan from the spout. The pressure washer itself isn’t the greatest tbh. Neither is mine but it’s a bit stronger. Greenworks electric 2100 psi and 2gpm. More water flow and pressure helps with the foam.

lol one of the dumbest comments of the day

Lol no, but it was just for a backing board. For inside jobs I follow a different approach! Thanks for watching.

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