Best Pressure Washer

Best Pressure Washer

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– Product Description

Best Pressure Washer is a highly maneuverable self-propelled model with electric start-up gasoline engine. Outstanding stability guarantees cleanliness and effectiveness. It is very effective in removing stubborn dirt under harsh operating conditions. It requires no power supply and is suitable for the cleaning and maintenance of construction machinery and transportation vehicles for municipal facilities, road bridges, building renovation, industrial plants and field operations. The steel tube frame and the walking tire design make it have good impact resistance and flexibility, and can move freely in various complex terrains.

Flushing flow rate is 9L per minute. This pressure washer only needs water to achieve cleaning effect. No need to add any filler and detergent, which protects environment and saves money.

–What to look for in high-pressure cleaning machine

You can’t take any high-pressure cleaners from the shelf: these machines (especially the air pressure cleaners) are very strong. This is why they are so effective, but it also means that if you don’t know what you are doing, the risk of injury and surface damage will be higher. “You really need to respect the power of these machines,” BISON Engineer said. Here are a few points to note:

BISON Engineer explained that all high-pressure cleaners work in the same way-the motor provides power for water through centralized nozzles. The difference lies in the power supply mode of the motor:

An electric high-pressure cleaner is generally suitable for most homeowners and can solve problems such as car washing projects, cleaning lawn furniture and on-site surface treatment, BISON Engineer said. They are more affordable (think $300 and below), lighter, quieter and easier to store and maintain.

“On the other hand, air pressure cleaners are most often used by professionals because their functions are much stronger,” he continued. They can remove almost any dirt and debris-use them for things like decks and sidewalks-but they are much more expensive (think $300 and above), and they are bigger, heavier, noisier and harder to maintain.

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