- Pressure Washer Overview
- Operation
True or False: Any pressure washer can be used to clean any surface?
PRODUCTS
TIP #5
Always Test the Cleaning Power
Choose and inconspicuous area of the cleaning surface. Start with a wide-fan spray at least four to five feet from the surface. Move closer as needed.
Always Test the Cleaning Power
Choose and inconspicuous area of the cleaning surface. Start with a wide-fan spray at least four to five feet from the surface. Move closer as needed.
TIP #20
Cleaning Garden Tools
To remove thick and impacted mud from shovels, pitchforks, wheelbarrows, or other non-sensitive metal surfaces, thoroughly spray the tools and let soak for a few minutes, then rinse with a high-pressure, tight-fan spray.
Cleaning Garden Tools
To remove thick and impacted mud from shovels, pitchforks, wheelbarrows, or other non-sensitive metal surfaces, thoroughly spray the tools and let soak for a few minutes, then rinse with a high-pressure, tight-fan spray.
TIP #21
Clear the Area
Before beginning any pressure washer project, clear the area of any obstacles and cover nearby plants and electrical components.
Clear the Area
Before beginning any pressure washer project, clear the area of any obstacles and cover nearby plants and electrical components.
Operation
Using ProjectPro™ Nozzles
| Step 2: Engage the trigger safety latch on the spray wand. Pull back the Quick-Connect collar on the wand extension and remove the current quick-connect spray tip or ProjectPro™ nozzle. |  |
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