Powerwasher Universal Underbody & Gutter Cleaning Wand (Electric)

Is it possible to love a machine...If it is, I do? This is my third one, and the first that I didn't buy re-manufactured. I go up in PSI each time.

I have used them for years. At my age of 74 (and guys out there- I'm a woman) they got lots of use, from washing down my house to cleaning a brick and cement driveway, to washing down my retractable awnings.

It is also my leaf blower, since it uses so little water, and easier on my arms than actually using a rake. They have never let me down, I just wore them out; and this time I got the gutter cleaner- got to be easier . . . huh?

Is it possible to love a machine...If it is, I do? This is my third one, and the first that I didn't buy re-manufactured. I go up in PSI each time.

I have used them for years. At my age of 74 (and guys out there- I'm a woman) they got lots of use, from washing down my house to cleaning a brick and cement driveway, to washing down my retractable awnings.

It is also my leaf blower, since it uses so little water, and easier on my arms than actually using a rake. They have never let... more

Incompatible with the AR115 handheld which is what I bought. None of the attachments could fit the hose nozzle of the AR115 thus making them literally useless. I threw them away.

So far I have pressured washed my 24' cabin cruiser, including a hardtop which is hard to reach by hand; a 2
car concrete driveway with 15 years of grime albeit no oil stains; on my garage floor it got most of oil stains, except didn't seem to touch a vegetable oil stain; my cement walkway; boat trailer; boards which I parked
my trailer on which were caked with packed dirt; and old paint- albeit real old paint- from wooden steps.

I tried my Universal Underbody & Gutter wand on my gutters, but found that taking the pine needles out by hand
was more efficient. Forgot to use it on the underside of my boat & trailer, but did alright with the power washer.

I've developed a small hole in the inlet screen, which might have been caused by my mistakenly
thinking the inlet for the hose had a shipping plug in it, so I tried to remove something that wasn't there! The gouged surface might be rubbing on the screen. T

he unit was bought in August of 2010 and still works fine.

PWD RESPONDS: For tough oil stains, pre-soaking the stain with a grease cutting cleaner will lift the oil to the surface where the pressure washer can flush it away.

So far I have pressured washed my 24' cabin cruiser, including a hardtop which is hard to reach by hand; a 2
car concrete driveway with 15 years of grime albeit no oil stains; on my garage floor it got most of oil stains, except didn't seem to touch a vegetable oil stain; my cement walkway; boat trailer; boards which I parked
my trailer on which were caked with packed dirt; and old paint- albeit real old paint- from wooden steps.

I tried my Universal Underbody & Gutter wand on my... more

Only 1400psi but too much for nozzle as it is pushed away from gutter so won't work for that purpose.

I recently received this Briggs and Stratton pressure washer. With all the features and specifications listed, the washer worked as expected.

The hose reel is a great feature and the power cord wraps up nicely on the rear of the chassis. I mainly have used it for car washing, so the yellow adjustable nozzle is the only one I used.

The body on this washer is all plastic which is acceptable due to the weight would otherwise be too heavy. The washer feels sturdy.

The motor is quiet and responds when squeezing the trigger. I also bought an accessories kit for underbody and gutter cleaning. I wanted to spray the underbody of my car ,and this kit has an angled adapter for this purpose.

The only problem I have with this kit is that it comes with a turbo-type nozzle,and I would prefer a nozzle with a little wider spray pattern. I hope to find a nozzle that works with the wand in the kit.

I recently received this Briggs and Stratton pressure washer. With all the features and specifications listed, the washer worked as expected.

The hose reel is a great feature and the power cord wraps up nicely on the rear of the chassis. I mainly have used it for car washing, so the yellow adjustable nozzle is the only one I used.

The body on this washer is all plastic which is acceptable due to the weight would otherwise be too heavy. The washer feels sturdy.

The motor is quiet and... more

I am getting a bit older and want less hassle in my life, so I bought the electric unit to clean my docks as well as my boat. I didn't want to drag out my gas unit to do these quick jobs.

While I wasn't expecting performance anywhere near my gas unit, I was pleasantly surprised to say the least. This thing is perfect for these tasks plus a few more.

I find myself using this pressure washer more than the gas one. It's easy to use and doesn't gouge the wood on my dock.

Another thing I use it for is to get the road dirt off of my Harley. I would never use the gas machine on my bike but this one works fine. I got an undercarriage accessory kit and use it to remove the road grime.

While I haven't used it on my gutters yet, I'm sure it'll do a good job there as well.

I am getting a bit older and want less hassle in my life, so I bought the electric unit to clean my docks as well as my boat. I didn't want to drag out my gas unit to do these quick jobs.

While I wasn't expecting performance anywhere near my gas unit, I was pleasantly surprised to say the least. This thing is perfect for these tasks plus a few more.

I find myself using this pressure washer more than the gas one. It's easy to use and doesn't gouge the wood on my dock.

Another... more