- Pressure Washer Overview
- Operation
True or False: The fastest and easiest way to control the pressure is to change the distance between the nozzle and the cleaning surface?
PRODUCTS
TIP #2
Use a Rotating Scrub Brush
To help penetrate heavily soiled areas and scour built-up grime.
Use a Rotating Scrub Brush
To help penetrate heavily soiled areas and scour built-up grime.
TIP #10
Rinsing Vertical Surfaces
When rinsing vertical surfaces, start at the top and work downward. Gravity will help the clean water flush away dirt, debris, and detergent residue, in addition to preventing streaks.
Rinsing Vertical Surfaces
When rinsing vertical surfaces, start at the top and work downward. Gravity will help the clean water flush away dirt, debris, and detergent residue, in addition to preventing streaks.
TIP #22
Use a Water Broom
To speed up cleaning and provide professional results. The base has wheels on it to help you effortlessly move the pressure washer across the surface for consistent cleaning.
Use a Water Broom
To speed up cleaning and provide professional results. The base has wheels on it to help you effortlessly move the pressure washer across the surface for consistent cleaning.
Operation
Adjusting the Cleaning Power
The key to fast, effective, and successful pressure washing is control of the Cleaning Power (CP) at the surface.| Method 1. Adjust the Distance: The fastest and easiest way to control the pressure is to change the distance between the nozzle and the cleaning surface-move the nozzle back from the surface to reduce the PSI at the point of impact; move the nozzle closer to intensify it. |  |
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