Would it clean algae and green moss off my garage with a pressure washer?
307288
Not sure. It works well for most cleaning items. I paid about $16 here, then found out, the same product is less than $10@ Homedepot. I now buy it @ homed. Careful, don't spray up under siding, it has no way to dry out.
6356
It depends on the stain and what chemicals u use to clean with. If using just water and the stain isnt years soaked into the wood then this pressure washer should work, but at very close range...about 2-6 inches from the surface of the wood.
491920
This is actually a cleaner with a little suction motor powered by the return water pressure. Mine didn't work well either. Save a lot of money and get better results by getting a simple vacuum head and vacuuming the algae to waste. That cleared my pool in a few minutes.
879923
make sure the intake is clear. mine gets algae and 'junk' in it and it need cleaning regularly.
1176063
It does not do well with normal house water pressure. I would think using it with a pressure washer would be a disaster.
185647
This is used to suck up an abrasive and spray it at objects to strip paint, etc. It relies on air and I don't think a pressure washer would ever work.
1291572
Short answer - no. This sprayer is designed for dispersing foam and cleaning product over your car or large areas. Then following up with hand wash and sponging or mopping. This will not spray and clean like a pressure washer. Hope that helps. �
651980
This won't work with a pressure washer, is intended for attaching to a normal garden hose.It won't make a foam as dense as you would with a foam cannon on a pressure washer but it works with a regular hose and it's cheaper.
1896078
Yes it will, but it may not discharge them through the discharge hose and you might have to clean the filter. Most of the small leaves and algae go right through the machine and out the discharge hose, which saves a lot of time.
813010
This product is very well made and works well but it is not a pressure washer. It is great for washing your car, boat, or RV or washing the dust from your driveway. If you are looking to clean algae or ground in dirt you would be better off buying a low end pressure washer or renting one.
674289
This pressure washer is strong enough to strip off paint and damage a pool liner. Thou would have to use the cleaner distribution tip to be safe. But that greatly reduces the cleaning ability of the unit. If I were you I would just use a pump sprayer to put down cleaning solution and wash off with a garden hose.
1559068
It would probably clean your rock garden as long as it has a freshly-charged battery. However, I started having trouble with mine about 3 month after purchase. By the time I decided to return it, the period for allowing returns had expired. Would not recommend this machine because I have had trouble with it almost from the start.
1680783
This vacuum uses water pressure to clean the bottom. So I am not sure if it will remove algae. That being said I have been using it for a couple of months and do not have any algae issues. It has continuously removed various particles and debris from our pool bottom.
1427479
it should clean a 75 gallon tanks, it takes out all the dirt and fish poop from the bottom.
1827356
You would probably want to get something more powerful for that. I was using this in my garden and honestly never used the stronger settings.....I couldn't say for sure.....it may be a little bit light for doing what you want. You could always do something like that at a manual car wash....I know the pressure on those is really strong and they have good reach.
1937811
No, its got a pretty powerful stream but not that strong. You would be looking for something more along the lines of a power washer.
230463
I do. Shock kills bacteria and other contaminants but is only minimally effective on algae. I learned an expensive lesson trying to use shock to kill the algae.