Aldi pressure washer- worth a shot?
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Hello folks
My trusty 14 year old nilfisk C110 is nearing its end of life I suspect as when not using it it will random "rev" itself and doesn't sound too healthy so not sure what's going on. Can't grumble as it's been a trooper.
I saw Aldi have one in this week for £99 with a three year warranty.
Specs look ok? Anyone got one and can comment whether it's worth a go?

My trusty 14 year old nilfisk C110 is nearing its end of life I suspect as when not using it it will random "rev" itself and doesn't sound too healthy so not sure what's going on. Can't grumble as it's been a trooper.
I saw Aldi have one in this week for £99 with a three year warranty.
Specs look ok? Anyone got one and can comment whether it's worth a go?
Legacywr said:
On previous threads the Parkside/Lidl pressure washer has got good reviews. They have it in currently.
I wouldn t be at all surprised if it was the same working parts
Yep I bought one 2 years ago for the wife who uses it to clean out stuff at our smallholding - works a treat. Was about 60 quid from memoryI wouldn t be at all surprised if it was the same working parts

The Ferex one above looks a bit more substantial though
SoulGlo said:
Interested...
What does the nozzle look like? Can you attach accessories from other brands?
I dont know if other stuff will fit tbh - just bought it and she's been using it and not really thought more about it tbh....there's two lance attachments - a std one and one that kind of does rotary pulses. (She's lost that one though What does the nozzle look like? Can you attach accessories from other brands?
)I actually got two - after trying the first and being impressed I got another for a spare. It's in the shed somewhere still in its box
I could take a pic of the fitting if you want?
Dog Biscuit said:
Legacywr said:
On previous threads the Parkside/Lidl pressure washer has got good reviews. They have it in currently.
I wouldn t be at all surprised if it was the same working parts
Yep I bought one 2 years ago for the wife who uses it to clean out stuff at our smallholding - works a treat. Was about 60 quid from memoryI wouldn t be at all surprised if it was the same working parts

The Ferex one above looks a bit more substantial though

TT86 said:
Watcher of the skies said:
Before you give up on the Nilfisk it's worth checking the reed value.
Is that an easy diagnosis? It works fine otherwise- if I don't use it for 30 seconds or so it'll randomly rev up Nilfisk are a fairly well regarded brand so it may be worth repairing.
I saw that Aldi one the other day and also have a Nilfisk C110 that's almost 2 decades old now, has an electrical issue where I have to wrap the cable in a certain way or it won't work.
The hose reel on the Ferrex is a feature I'd like, but worried that my snowfoam lance wouldn't fit.
The hose reel on the Ferrex is a feature I'd like, but worried that my snowfoam lance wouldn't fit.
Watcher of the skies said:
I'm not an expert, but that sounds as if it could be the trouble. There's plenty of information on the web.
Nilfisk are a fairly well regarded brand so it may be worth repairing.
I'll have a proper Google thanks! Nilfisk are a fairly well regarded brand so it may be worth repairing.
Otherwise thanks all for the feedback, sounds like its worth picking up for the price
P675 said:
The hose reel on the Ferrex is a feature I'd like, but worried that my snowfoam lance wouldn't fit.
Don't be swayed by that. I have a Nilfisk with the same hose reel set up and it's actually crap (although it looks good). The hose when you unwind it, remains like a coiled spring and is a pain in the @r$e to operate. Found this out after 2 or 3 uses.I just coil the hose into about an 18" coil and leave it laid over the top of the washer as it hangs, by the handle, from a hook from the roof interor of my shed.
reggie747 said:
Don't be swayed by that. I have a Nilfisk with the same hose reel set up and it's actually crap (although it looks good). The hose when you unwind it, remains like a coiled spring and is a pain in the @r$e to operate. Found this out after 2 or 3 uses.
I just coil the hose into about an 18" coil and leave it laid over the top of the washer as it hangs, by the handle, from a hook from the roof interor of my shed.
Don’t tell me that I just coil the hose into about an 18" coil and leave it laid over the top of the washer as it hangs, by the handle, from a hook from the roof interor of my shed.

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