- Pressure Washer Overview
- Operation
- Getting Started
- Safety Tips
- Connecting High-Pressure Hoses & Water Supply
- Using an Adjustable Nozzle
- Using Quick-Connect
Spray Tips - Using ProjectPro™ Nozzles
- Using Accessories
- Adjusting Cleaning Power
How do you prevent streaks when rinsing vertical surfaces?
PRODUCTS
TIP #12
The Turbo Nozzle Advantage
A turbo nozzle rotates a 0° jet stream in a circular pattern at 5,000 to 9,000 RPMs, increasing its effective cleaning power by up to 50%.
The Turbo Nozzle Advantage
A turbo nozzle rotates a 0° jet stream in a circular pattern at 5,000 to 9,000 RPMs, increasing its effective cleaning power by up to 50%.
TIP #16
Cleaning Brick
The best approach when pressure washing brick is less PSI and more cleaning detergent.
Cleaning Brick
The best approach when pressure washing brick is less PSI and more cleaning detergent.
TIP #18
Cleaning Outdoor Tile
Scrub the surface using a floor brush attachment and a mold and mildew remover detergent, then rinse thoroughly using a wide spray pattern. Once dry, seal grout lines with exterior grade sealer, following the manufacturer's instructions.
Cleaning Outdoor Tile
Scrub the surface using a floor brush attachment and a mold and mildew remover detergent, then rinse thoroughly using a wide spray pattern. Once dry, seal grout lines with exterior grade sealer, following the manufacturer's instructions.
Operation
Connecting High-Pressure Hoses & Water Supply
| Step 1: Attach the wand extension to the spray gun. Make sure the connection is tight. |  |
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