Are you ready to get cleaning outdoors ready for the Spring and Summer?
Each year once the weather starts to improve, we get out our pressure washer and clean up the mess made by fall and winter.
Unlike some other house and garden tasks, this one doesn't feel like a chore. I actually enjoy using the pressure washer. There's something satisfying about spraying dirt out of the patio and our kids' playhouse!
In this article we'll look at things you can clean with a pressure washer (also known as a power washer) and some tips for using your machine effectively. We'll concentrate on the electric pressure washers that are designed for home use for light to moderate tasks. (You can also get gas-powered pressure washers for much heavier tasks, but these may cause damage in general cleaning tasks where such power is not required.)
Tip: Even domestic electric pressure washers are quite powerful. Always try a small area first and make sure you aren't going to casue any damage. For delicate items, increase the distance so the jet is less powerful.
Have you used a Pressure Washer?
Great article, not to be too picky but in your description on how pressure washers work, an electric motor does increase the pressure but it does via operating a positive displacement pump.