soulstyledevon
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I sympathise greatly as this usually happens to me. Never be tempted to just wipe it off as it will scratch.
I’ve been though 3 standard Karcher pressure washers in 8 years. They’ve all ended up pulsingTwenty years ago we invested in a Karcher commercial pressure washer such as garages have. It has had a new heater coil and new hose otherwise nothing and still going strong. One of the best purchases we have made. So very useful for so many applications. It was not that bad price-wise at the time either - about £1250 I think.
You want to pick up a quick release gun. Such as https://www.in2detailing.co.uk/karc...-with-quick-release-nozzles-kar190635748.htmlI have a Karcher pressure washer although not a fancy commercial one like yours. Ours cost about £200ish from B&Q about four years ago. It does a decent enough job however I wish some bright spark would invent a pressure washer hose that doesn't tie itself in knots as soon as it's un-reeled. Not only does it does that but it lays in wait to trip me up and loves nothing better than to get itself caught up on everything it possibly can. It's a love hate relationship. Definately a case of you only get what you pay for!
Does your washer produce heated water?
Thanks for your suggestion. However, my problem is that the hose is wound around a built in drum and being as stiff as hell, the hose converts itself into "a right old bunch of bastards" * as soon as it gets its freedom from the drum.I’ve been though 3 standard Karcher pressure washers in 8 years. They’ve all ended up pulsing
You want to pick up a quick release gun. Such as https://www.in2detailing.co.uk/karc...-with-quick-release-nozzles-kar190635748.html
The quick release swivels so it doesn’t twist the hose, and I find you get better control over the smaller gun.
Thank goodness they are out of stock I have treated our Cali to an extraordinary amount of treats during this lay off.I’ve been though 3 standard Karcher pressure washers in 8 years. They’ve all ended up pulsing
You want to pick up a quick release gun. Such as https://www.in2detailing.co.uk/karc...-with-quick-release-nozzles-kar190635748.html
The quick release swivels so it doesn’t twist the hose, and I find you get better control over the smaller gun.
Yes and steam if you want it plus it feeds in chemical to the jet. It uses diesel to heat the water. K have been making these units for decades and have also moved into the consumer market. Their commercial stuff is engineered to last The same is not true of their consumer stuff. The lance has a swivel so the hose is easily uncoiled.I have a Karcher pressure washer although not a fancy commercial one like yours. Ours cost about £200ish from B&Q about four years ago. It does a decent enough job however I wish some bright spark would invent a pressure washer hose that doesn't tie itself in knots as soon as it's un-reeled. Not only does it does that but it lays in wait to trip me up and loves nothing better than to get itself caught up on everything it possibly can. It's a love hate relationship. Definately a case of you only get what you pay for!
Does your washer produce heated water?
Have you thought about something like this:Any suggestions please.. windscreen cleaner when travelling that would fit in the bottle holder in the dashboard of a t6 Had a spray bottle in the car boot a few years ago that split. Smell was overpowering took weeks and a lot of scrubbing to get rid of it.
Thanks in anticipation
Good afternoon,Fiddling about with the roof today and noticed that the metal on the scissor mechanisms is exhibiting signs of slight corrosion. Any thoughts on what is/has caused this and how to remedy?
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I thought that now a lot of us will have a bit more time due to the current climate and measures being taken it would be good to hear any tips that anybody had for cleaning their pride and joy????????
Yes i did thatWould recommend some helicopter tape for under the curly chord @soulstyledevon
Would recommend some helicopter tape for under the curly chord @soulstyledevon
Thanks. Nice day for it, and been on it all day. Ready for a beer now.Looks great @Mr T roof and van.
You’ve done a great job, getting that clean
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