Pressure washer & Foam Cannon

[Neurobit]

Lambo,

For what it's worth. I have two newer Ryobis. A gas one like the one you shared, and the smaller electric 1,600 psi tiny portable one.

For washing vehicles, the small electric can't be beat. For around 99 bucks, it's the best bang for your buck and the easiest to use. Being electric, it's uber quiet and only runs when. you depress the trigger. It works perfect around the house also.

I rarely use the gas one anymore. If I need to do my very large driveway where I can use the larger 15" attachment, I do use it. Otherwise the electric is fine for 90% of the work around the house.

Cheers,

 

[Neurobit]

Honestly, the smaller portable Ryobi does a great job on washing your truck/cars. It has more than enough power, as I only use the yellow tip and never the turbo when washing. It is portable enough I can hold it one hand use the wand in the other when walking around the corner. I just did both my truck and wife's car yesterday with the Ryboi in the link ($99) and a cheap 25 dollar foam cannon that uses the same quick connects. Don't spend a ton on the foam cannon or on special soap either. Mine was completely covered in thick foam using the same soap (Reset) that I had in the bucket.

RYOBI 1600 PSI 1.2 GPM Cold Water Corded Electric Pressure Washer RY141612 - The Home Depot

The RYOBI 1600 psi Electric Pressure Washer features a light-weight, portable design with on board storage for user convenience. It is great for use on bikes, campers, grills, patio furniture and many

www.homedepot.com

Ha. Just saw your post. That's the one I have. It puts a smile on my face every time I use it. Such a great little machine. Love it.

 

[securityguy]

Nice website but I don't think many or any of us will be buying a Kranzle