Campbell Hausfeld PW106000AJ - High-Pressure Soap Lance (Consumer Gas)
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Campbell Hausfeld High-Pressure Soap Lance (Consumer Gas)
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Retail Price:
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$49.99 |
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-$5.00 |
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-$15.00
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Your Price:
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$29.99 |
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• Sprays soap up to 25 feet under high pressure
• Safely holds up to 1/2 gallon of detergent (including bleach)
• Compatible with threaded connectors on gas pressure washers
• Maximum 3200psi and 4 gallons per minute
• Nozzle features adjustable spray pattern
• Approximately 30 minutes of spray time with a full tank
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Model Number: | PW106000AJ |
 | | | Manufacturer: | Campbell Hausfeld | | | | Rated PSI | 3200 PSI | | | | Weight: | 2 Lbs. (0.91 kilograms) | | | | Dimensions: | 5.6L x 4.9W x 23H
(14.22 x 12.45 x 58.42 cm) | | | | Mfr Consumer Warranty: | 1 Year |
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Average Rating: 3.7 of 5.0
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| Pressure Washers Direct Recommendation |
| By Pressure Washers Direct |
If you have a nasty job that will need nasty chemicals you wouldn't want to run through your pressure washer this is just the ticket.
The tank under the wand allows non-pressure washer safe chemicals to mix with the water flow AFTER the pump so you don't wreck the pump seals (and void your warranty in most cases!) This is great for mold killers and deck brighteners that are too harsh for normal use.
While it is a very useful tool, we have to add a word of caution: if you're spraying something caustic like bleach BE SURE to protect your eyes and skin as well as whatever is downwind from you! |
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Written October 19, 2008 |
| Campbell Hausfeld High-Pressure Soap Lance (Consumer Gas) Review |
| By tom sweeney (Jermyn, PA) |
This unit is just over three years old, and it has only been used it 20-25 times. After washing one car, the unit doesn't always start for me to begin washing the second car- sometimes it starts and other times it won't.
I contacted Campbell Hausfeld and they told me to remove the lance and see if the unit started. It didn't; so their next suggestion was to buy a new unit because the old one was not repairable. |
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Written May 03, 2008 |
| How to Remove Mildew from Your Siding |
| By Kevin F (Kyle, TX) |
My house is largely constructed with a Hardy Plank exterior. The paint on the north side of the house was quite visible with mildew, and the neighborhood association sent me a letter about either repainting or cleaning the siding.
I had to do this a few years back and found the job quite a bit of work. I purchased a product by Zinsser named JoMax. The instructions on JoMax say to mix with Bleach and water.
I had to use a vehicle brush and a ladder and do a lot of climbing and overhead work with the brush....but the JoMaxBleach works extremely well. The paint looks like new.
So....I decided this time around I might find a detergent that would work through a sprayer, buy the detergent, buy the sprayer, and make life easier.
Well, the Simple Green didn't work worth a $h#%. I followed the instructions to the tee. I reapplied because I found it difficult to believe it would not work. It didn't phase the mildew! So, I bought the JoMax and Bleach.
I also bought a 16' extension pole and and a vehicle wash head. It was a lot of work, but I was able to stay on the ground for most much of the work. I just mixed in a 5 gallon bucket and then applied by dunking the brush into the solution and slopping it onto the siding.
The new pressure washer made rinsing so much better. I have low water pressure at home, and the reach is poor with a garden hose.
So the verdict?
I wish someone would make a product that goes through the pressure washer that would kill and remove mildew without voiding the pump warranty. I read about bleach being harmful to the pump in my new pressure washer and so could not apply the JoMax solution in this manner.
Oh...and how does my house look? Like it was just painted! :)
PWD COMMENT: Thanks for the feedback. Yes, you shouldn't put bleach through a pressure washer. It will eat way the seals. You can, however, use the Campbell Hausfeld High-Pressure Soap Lance to spray the bleach. The detergent is stored in a bottle attached to the lance. You can actually spray the bleach under high pressure to reach second stories. A very nice product. |
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