I work in a moist environment with a pressure washer. How would these react in such an area?
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So sorry for the delay. My husband said that he has not used them around water but he has used them in very hot temperatures where he sweated and that moisture didn't affect them at all.
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I would imagine that the earphones would get clammy and uncomfortable, and I would be concerned about moisture getting inside the electronics - I don't think they are waterproof.
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Josh.....I bought these as a gift for my son so I can't personally vouch for the item. It is however almost exactly like a pair a bought a few years back and I love them. I used them in a shop environment with a lot of machinery noise and they were great....I now use them when I mow the grass...they take out the loud mower noise and allow me to listen to my tunes. Real Nice.
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My guess is that they would work OK. The ear cushions and headband are covered with a plastic that seems to resist water.
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This power washer is very easy to use, change pressure. Pressure can be dangerous, very very strong
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I can not imagine how that would work. A pressure washer has a feed through pump that can take in 60 PSI water and put out 1200 / 3600 PSI . The air compressor is for air only , but you could buy what is called an air knife to connect to it and have a hand held or pole mounted dryer that would be like a squeegee to push the water off after you had pressure wasted something . There are small electric pressure washers in this price range that work ok.
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I am not sure...it is electric so don't know how the moisture would affect it. I agree you should contact the manufacturer to be sure.
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I used this product on my siding and underneath were plants and I don't remember any problems. It does a good job. I also did not use pressure washer. I just used a spray bottle which did better for me. My pressure washer does not do what I think it should do. I do like this product.
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I have a new washing machine that spins like crazy. So my rugs were just damp. They dried in 24 hours in Basement. Maybe a 2nd spin/evacuate water sequence could help you?
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I would think a lower pressure would just cause it to spray in a smaller area. Otherwise, I don't know.
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Assuming you have the hose for an airbrush, nothing. But if you are using a shop compressor I would recommend a moisture trap as well.
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No problems. Wash windows really good, moisten suction cups and press kinda hard.
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It works fine on my Rigid 3100 PSI with Cat pump pressure washer! Put many hours on it and always rinse it and all others for that matter, when you're done for the day to keep it at 100%
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Pressure washers are part garden hose and part air compressor. A typical pressure washer has a motor that is either powered by gasoline or electricity. This motor powers the air intake system, which builds air pressure in an accompanying tank. A garden hose hooked up to the washer provides water to a separate tank.The washer is hooked to a high pressure-rated hose. At the end of the hose is a water gun that looks similar to the pressure guns used at car washes. When the trigger is pulled, the water mixes with the air and comes out of the nozzle.
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Probably. I installed 8 of them outside in the soffit of my house. Not sure how they would do with the steam during a shower though. It is very humid where I live and I have not had any issues so far.
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works really well with 3800 psi which was well above recommended pressure. with a concrete cleaner, looked like a commercial wash.
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I personally wouldn't use in a confined area ( little or no ventilation), the added moisture may result in bigger problems.
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Michael, I doubt it ... most pressure washers use a steady stream of water pressure (via a water pump) vs. the air stream a compressor provides. I think a separate pressure washer would be best.
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These products are not rated for moist or damp areas. It may cause electrical problems.
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Will they still be moist if we store these for use during extended power/water outage?, I think is the question.