Karcher 2.641-222 - Universal Wash Brush Kit (Electric & Consumer Gas)
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Karcher Universal Wash Brush Kit (Electric & Consumer Gas)
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$44.99 |
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-$5.00 |
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$39.99 |
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7-Piece Pressure Wash Brush Kit
• Designed for electric and consumer-gasoline pressure washers
• Compatible with Karcher power washers up to 3000 PSI (4.0 GPM)
• Also works with Black & Decker®, Faip®, Husky® and more
Rotary Wash Brush
• Water pressure spins the inner brush while applying detergent
• Removes stubborn dirt from vehicles, boats, windows
• Works on most smooth surfaces
Soft-Bristle Wash Brush
• Water flows through brush while applying detergent
• Maximum cleaning power on hard-to-clean areas
• Ideal for siding, wheel rims, grills, patio furniture and more
5 Adapters
• Adapter 1 M22 Male to Female coupler
• Adapter 2 M22 threaded Female to Garden Hose threaded Female
• Adapter 3 Faip and Husky electric bayonet
• Adapter 4 Karcher electric bayonet
• Adapter 5 Black and Decker electric bayonet
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Model Number: | 2.641-222 |
 | | | UPC: | 036339412221 | | | | Manufacturer: | Karcher | | | | Rated PSI | 3000 PSI | | | | Weight: | 5 Lbs. (2.27 kilograms) | | | | Dimensions: | 18L x 12W x 4H
(45.72 x 30.48 x 10.16 cm) | | | | Mfr Consumer Warranty: | 1 Year |
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Average Rating: 5.0 of 5.0
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| Pressure Washers Direct Recommendation |
| By Pressure Washers Direct |
Karcher has a long standing reputation for making quality products; these brushes are no exception. The bristles are denser than other brands and very soft, so you can use them on your cherished automobile or motorcycle.
Detergent can flow through the brushes, speeding up your cleaning time. There are several adaptors included so this pair will work with many electric and gas pressure washer brands. There is even a garden hose adaptor in case a pressure washer would be too much for the task at hand.
The extra cost pays off in versatility and value, which is what our Best rating is all about! |
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Written May 15, 2008 |
| How to Power Wash Patio Furniture |
| By Jon Hoch, Founder (Bolingbrook, IL) |
Outdoor furniture is made of a lot of different things: Wood, iron, aluminum, even plastic.
Regardless of the material, a quick pressure washing make your outdoor patio furniture looking like new. |
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Written May 15, 2008 |
| How to Power Wash a Boat and Trailer |
| By Jon Hoch, Founder (Bolingbrook, IL) |
Boats look great in the water, but take them out and you'll often find build-ups of algae and other invasive aquatic species.
A pressure washer can help keep your boat looking its best -- in and out of the water. |
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Written March 08, 2008 |
| How to Power Wash Your Garbage Can |
| By Jon Hoch, Founder (Bolingbrook, IL) |
Taking out the trash is a dirty job.
But, cleaning a maggot-infested garbage can in the summer is the nastiest household chore imaginable.
You can try spraying it down with your garden hose. But, it doesn't work.
How do I know? I already tried.
To be honest, the garden hose just rinsed away a few loose particles and wasted water. It didn't have enough pressure to even loosen a wet piece of paper stuck on the bottom.
You shouldn't be sticking your head into a smelly garbage can and scrubbing it with a brush. In fact, you shouldn't even consider wasting a good scrub brush on this project.
Instead, use a small, hand-carry pressure washer. First, soak the garbage can with some degreaser. Then, blast away years of built-up gunk in just seconds.
Your garbage can will look brand new. But, more importantly, the funky smell will be gone too. |
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Written March 08, 2008 |
| How to Revitalize Your Dingy Old Deck |
| By Jon Hoch, Founder (Bolingbrook, IL) |
If cleanliness is next to godliness, staining a deck should be a heavenly experience.
But, if you opt to sand your deck first, the dust-raising experience can leave you squinting like a one-eyed pirate.
Sanding your deck may achieve the desired result, but the gritty experience is less than desirable.
The deep-cleaning action of a pressure washer will remove ground-in dirt, mold and mildew without all the mess.
Use at least a mid-sized pressure washer with at least 2400 pounds per square inch of pressure.
Smaller models will work, but you'll definitely appreciate a canyon-cleaning stream of a mid- to large-sized model versus a small water pick.
Cleaning Tips
1. Spray water over your deck to rinse off loose dirt and leaves.
2. Using the chemical tip on the wand of your pressure washer, liberally apply a chemical solution made specifically for decks and fences. Allow the solution to sit for a few minutes.
3. Switch tips to a narrow spray for heavy cleaning, using stroking motions to loosen grime and grunge off your deck. Do not use the most narrow spray - 0 degrees - which is powerful enough to carve your initials into a deck.
4. Rinse your deck with a water spray and allow it to dry for 48 hours.
Staining Tips
1. Protect your arms and legs with a long-sleeved shirt and long pants, and your eyes with goggles. If you're using a solvent-based product, wear a mask to protect against inhalation.
2. Make sure temperatures are between 50 and 90 degrees Fahrenheit, and do not apply if other conditions - including rain or high winds - are expected within the next day or two.
3. Select a stain that is mixed with a sealer. Test the stain on a separate piece of wood to make sure it matches the color that you want.
4. Pour four gallons of stain into a five-gallon pail, mixing thoroughly with a long paddle. Then pour some of the stain into a smaller pail for your brush work on the railings and benches, and use the larger pail for your roller on the deck floor.
5. Liberally apply the stain to the point of saturation. All exposed ends should be coated several times until all pores are saturated. |
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Written March 08, 2008 |
| How to Turn Your Siding from Drab to Fab |
| By Jon Hoch, Founder (Bolingbrook, IL) |
Years ago, cleaning your siding was a time-consuming chore that involved ladders, buckets, lots of scrubbing and, perhaps, a few sore muscles.
Before you climb the first ladder rung, consider a safer, less hands-on approach.
There's an easier way to make your home look as good as you do. Simply use a pressure washer to blast away the layers of mold and muck.
Finding the Right Pressure Washer
Don't be intimidated by the power of a pressure washer. Pressure washers are easy to operate and provide significantly more pressure than your garden hose to give your home a complete cleaning.
Choosing the right pressure washer is easy. For one-story homes, an electric pressure washer packs enough punch to get the first floor sparkling.
For two-story homes, homeowners should consider a gas-powered pressure washer to reach high, hard-to-reach spots.
The Right Way to Handle It
Getting a pressure washer is only the first step. Follow these six additional tips for getting your siding to shine:
1. The Solution is the Solution
Don't forget to accessorize. Soap and water is always a better cleaning combination than water alone.
Most pressure washers come with an injector to mix cleaning solutions into the jet stream.
Only use solvents that say "approved for pressure washer use" on the label. Unapproved solvents may not be environmentally sound and could eat away at critical pressure washer components.
2. Stroke, Stroke, Stroke
Apply the soap mixture under low pressure with smooth, overlapping strokes. To prevent streaking, start from the bottom and work your way up. Pressure washing is a lot like painting. If you get "hose happy" and randomly spray everything, you're bound to miss a spot.
If you have a multi-story house, you should consider using Campbell Hausfeld's High-Pressure Soap Lance. Most pressure washers only spray soap under low pressure. The new lance sprays detergent up to 25 feet under high pressure.
3. Brush-Up on Your Touch-Ups
If your home hasn't been cleaned in a while, Use a rotating or utility brush to help loosen thick layers of dirt. The brush simply snaps to then end of the pressure washer wand. Best of all, it acts as a foaming brush, emitting a soapy solution as you clean.
4. Relax Before Rinsing
Why bother using a solution if you don't give it time to work? It's okay to allow the soap mixture to sit for five to 10 minutes, as long as it doesn't dry.
5. Test of Strength
Pressure washers are designed to pack a punch. If you start spraying too closely, you could damage, instead of clean, the area. Hold the wand a couple of feet from the surface and gradually move closer if additional cleaning power is needed.
6. Ready, Aim…
Be careful not to spray directly at eaves, vents or light fixtures. High water pressure can knock out loose windowpanes or break them. Also, keep the angle of the wand pointing down so you don't spray up under the laps of horizontal siding. This will prevent the siding from buckling under pressure. When rinsing, start at the top and work down to ensure the entire area is soap free.
Pressure washers are a blast to use. Best of all, they work extremely fast, so you can spend more time admiring your work than actually doing it. In addition, pressure washers have lots of other handy uses around the home - from stripping paint to cleaning your deck to scrubbing your sidewalks. |
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