This motor can generate up to 2030 PSI and 1.76 GPM of water flow, giving you the ability to tackle a variety of different cleaning tasks
The detailer’s bundle includes a utility bristle brush, a wheel and rim brush, a turbo head spray nozzle, and a transfer adapter bayonet compatible with SPX series accessories.
This powerful pressure washer flows at 2.4 gallons per minute, and the high-pressure foamer produces rich bubbles to loosen up the toughest stains and messes.
This power washer is made to operate with less noise and less vibration, making for a more comfortable washing experience.
This pressure washer includes several bonuses such as a pressure washer gun, pressure washer wand, 25-foot high-pressure hose, foam cannon, and detergent tank, plus four quick connect nozzles and an o-ring replacement kit.
This pressure washer is great for cleaning siding, decks, cement, pavement, pools, outdoor furniture, cars, trucks, RVs, ATVs, garbage cans, animal cages, and more.
With 20 feet of flexible hose that’s built to endure hard work and high pressure, you won’t have to worry about any nooks and crannies that have been difficult to reach before.
If you want to quickly upgrade your cleaning potential, a great tip is to add some soap to the integrated detergent tank.
At 2000 PSI and 1.2 GPM, this power washer is ideal for efficiently getting medium-size jobs done without causing damage from too much power, or being difficult to operate.
This pressure washer includes an onboard soap tank that allows the user to quickly switch from pressure washing to using cleaning detergents.
This power washer only weighs 14 pounds, making it a great choice to bring along with you to the lake to clean your boat, or to carry outside to wash your deck and outdoor furniture.
This power washer features a 16.5-foot reinforced hose, a detergent bottle, a water filter, and a 36-foot power cord.
Something to look for when shopping for an electric pressure washer is how many gallons per minute the pressure washer can produce. The power washers on this list range from 1.25 gallons per minute to 1.75 gallons per minute. Models that have a higher capability will clean more quickly and efficiently, since they are able to spray faster. However, they will also use more water in the process. You’ll want to decide which is more important to you: saving time and energy by using more water or saving water by using slightly more energy. Models that produce more gallons per minute will likely also cost more money.
You’ll also be looking at several different PSI measurements. The washers on this list range from 1500 PSI to up to 3000 PSI. Experts say that a range of 1300 to 1900 PSI is good for small residential jobs, like washing cars, cleaning grills, or rinsing small decks and patios. 2000 to 3000 PSI is an appropriate range for medium jobs like house walls and removing dirt from fences. Anything above 3000 PSI will set you up well for commercial-level washing jobs, or for cleaning driveways and second-story home exteriors. Depending on what type of job you’re planning to do, you may not need the highest levels of PSI.
A: The average power washer will have a motor with around 13 or 14 amps worth of power. Amps are a unit of measurement that tells you how much power is being supplied to your motor. Another unit of measurement is watts, and most power washers will run on 1500 to 1800 watts of power. Any power washer in this power range should be effective when it comes to getting most jobs done.
A: Many power washers will include a basic spraying attachment, along with a detergent tank that allows you to add soap into your wash. Some power washers will include several attachments, each designed for a different washing job. Accessories can also be purchased separately, but you’ll want to make sure they are designed to fit and work with your specific model of electric pressure washer before buying.