Portable pressure washer

[dan101smith]

Where I live doesn't have an outdoor tap, so I can't connect a pressure washer.

I saw in Evo a few months back that there's a portable model, available ::here::.

Question is, is it any good?

Failing that, is there a way to connect a normal one to a kitchen tap? Fitting an outside tap is definitely out, unfortunately.

[HellDiver]

http://www.hozelock.com/watering/hose-fittings/con...

HTH.

I use the first one on that page, connected to the cold tap in the cloakroom, hose fed out through the window. Works 100%.

Edited by HellDiver on Wednesday 21st July 09:09

[madala]

....interesting.....as I live in a second floor flat it's just what I need.....I wonder if it can be found any cheaper.

[joebongo]

They bugger up parking sensors so I always just use buckets.

[Pig Skill]

joebongo said:

They bugger up parking sensors so I always just use buckets.

Well dont spray them directly at the sensors then nobstash Parking sensors are no more prone to damage than side repeaters. Anything can be damaged by a PW if it is used incorrectly.

OP - these are OK.

http://www.mobiwasher.co.uk/

The whole portable PW thing is problematic as they are battery powered and can only hold a smallish volume of water. They are ok for a quick wash on a reasonably clean car or a well detailed car. No good if you wash your car once a month or so.

Edited by Pig Skill on Wednesday 21st July 10:42

[dan101smith]

HellDiver said:

http://www.hozelock.com/watering/hose-fittings/con...

HTH.

I use the first one on that page, connected to the cold tap in the cloakroom, hose fed out through the window. Works 100%.

Edited by HellDiver on Wednesday 21st July 09:09

This is inspired.

I now have the adaptor, a hose and a shiny new pressure washer.