DO YOU HAVE TO USE WITH PRESSURE WASHER?
1685296
I sprayed it on as indicated in the directions. I did one area with pressure washer and it worked well. I also did a small area on a fence and also the deck with a hose and sprayer attachment. It also worked well . The interesting item is that after I cleaned the areas they seemed to get better over time.
428807
The majority of the pressure washer tips I've found all fit my washer with no problems, but your PW is 3100 PSI, and this is rated for up to 3000 PSI. It would work, but with the extra pressure it would probably just wear out a little bit faster than my 2700 PSI washer.
2137912
This works okay with my electric pressure washer. Just do not dilute the soap.
714174
No. It's only works with Karcher. The connector is unique, except you have a adapter for your pressure washer.
1674951
I wouldn't think the extra 100psi would be that big of a deal, especially if you have a small consumer-type pressure washer that is direct drive and has a relatively low flow rate. When it comes to pressure washers, the pressure is more of a selling point, but it is Gallons Per Minute (GPM) that tell the true tale of work being done (kind of like Horsepower vs. Torque). As long as you don't have some big contractor unit that is belt driven, I think you should be just fine. If anything, it will just wear out the ceramic parts a bit faster.
934493
No. It fits on the end of a regular garden hose and is designed for producing a gentle mist/fog. We use it in a greenhouse to keep the humidity up. There's really no use I can think of for connecting it to a pressure washer.
611298
I use it with a 2500# pressure washer. I believe it can be used at any pressure below 4000#. It will use 3.0gpm of water @ 4000#, and slightly less at lower pressures.
238709
No. I've had my power washer for two seasons and have yet to use this product. I was told to use it when putting the power washer up for the winter. I'll probably do that this winter. Hope this helps.
706789
Haven't used it in pressure washer but it is non toxic & non corrosive so I not hesitate to use it. Only used it in parts washer.
308056
Even if there is, you have to wheel your Pressure Washer all around with you. They also usually come with a 50' hose. So imagine having to move the pressure washer AND the compressor. Better off getting a Good Pressure washer!JJ
468727
It'll work with any pressure washer, provided you have the proper connection fittings on the hose. Personally I like using brass quick connects, they allow for fast changing between wands and attachments. You can get everything you need at home depot or here on amazon. And incidentally, I really enjoy my telescoping washer wand. I wash entire homes no problem, and combined with the gutter clean out attachment, cleaning gutters is a breeze
795762
I must post a correction here! I re-checked my pressure washer & manual and there IS the option of applying soaps and other cleaning solutions through the sprayer.A low-pressure (black) nozzle is supplied for this purpose; also included is a clear "chemical hose," which connects to a barbed fitting just behind the hose connection on the pump; the other end goes into your cleaning solution. It is an entirely LOW PRESSURE operation though! The manual even states that the siphon effect will not occur if the high pressure nozzles are connected.
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.
476528
If your electric pressure washer has metal quick connect like most gas do, then yes. But if your pressure washer has a plastic wand that uses plastic disconnects or it all screws together, than most likely not. Look at the ends and see if they are the same.
1176065
I made the attempt but it doesn't work very well at all not enough water flow for the pressure washer. I ended up connecting the regular hose and it worked fine with it. I do use the pocket hose for watering plants outdoors and washing the vehicle. I like that it will not kink and it's easy to maneuver around with it being so lightweight.
461050
Generally with pressure washers the hoses can be switched out, just make sure the fittings on the end of the replacement hose are the correct size and that the new hose is rated to handle the pressure that the washer can produce. DO NOT try to switch it out with the hose you have inquired about, that is meant for an air compressor and not a pressure washer, the results could be very dangerous.
706793
I have never used it in a power washer....I've only used it from a spray pump or spray bottle and then used a regular garden hose and I've used a power washer after I have let this product sit for a while...but really a garden hose is good because this oil eater does just that...no elbow grease needed for sure.... I use it in auto engine compartments and undercarriages. It's fabublous!