Is it safe to use in a pressure washer. I want to use it to clean the inside of my screened in cage over the pool.
1585362
You can spray with a pump sprayer however, I found this product unacceptable. It did not work at all on my deck.
1585363
If your pressure washer can not mix in the ratio required 4-1 I wouldn't use a pressure washer to apply it. Pressure wash FIRST then apply with a simple garden sprayer or trombone sprayer made by Hudson available here on Amazon.
1585364
A pressure washer is not necessary. Just a pump sprayer. This product is excellent but it is not instant. Just wet the entire surface and time and weather will take care of the rest.
1850950
Not sure if size has anything to do with connecting this drain cleaner. I'm not sure if you understand where this drain cleaner goes. It goes after the trigger assembly, the gold/brass end that you see in the picture goes where the wands go, it is the bayonet-type connection. If you have a bayonet-type connector (mainly electric), it should work. If you have a gas model (which uses SAE connectors) this drain cleaner will not work on your pressure washer. Check under gas pressure washer acessories, there are some drain cleaners for gas pressure washers.
1176063
It does not do well with normal house water pressure. I would think using it with a pressure washer would be a disaster.
1473100
I believes it is better suited for other applications. My experience, a lot more volatile chems and high Pressure washer on hot day is best for that issue! No expert, just my experienced!
2254864
ull run out of the di media quicker, plus it wont be that effective. I ran into that problem. I got a 1.5 gpm electric pressure washer and it seems to last longer. and NOW its spotfree.
1176061
I would guess that this wouldn't do well. I've noticed a good deal less water pressure through this hose than with normal garden hoses. I would think a pressure washer would call for more water than this could provide, but I'm honestly not sure. I have a pressure washer so maybe I'll try it sometime, but I'd be surprised if it would work...
1621324
I don't need a pressure water just a regular hose would do, but if you happen to have a portable pressure washer of your own then it would be better then to use it. Either way of washing it, you will be amazed how it does on your engine or any place you want to use it in this case.
706793
I have never used it in a power washer....I've only used it from a spray pump or spray bottle and then used a regular garden hose and I've used a power washer after I have let this product sit for a while...but really a garden hose is good because this oil eater does just that...no elbow grease needed for sure.... I use it in auto engine compartments and undercarriages. It's fabublous!
1674951
I wouldn't think the extra 100psi would be that big of a deal, especially if you have a small consumer-type pressure washer that is direct drive and has a relatively low flow rate. When it comes to pressure washers, the pressure is more of a selling point, but it is Gallons Per Minute (GPM) that tell the true tale of work being done (kind of like Horsepower vs. Torque). As long as you don't have some big contractor unit that is belt driven, I think you should be just fine. If anything, it will just wear out the ceramic parts a bit faster.
2148310
I have never used soap with my pressure washer. The pressure from my washer does the job without soap.
934492
I don't think I would use it on a pressure washer, as the three holes are only about the size of a pencil lead and produce a fine spray with just household water pressure from a garden hose. I would think it would put too much strain on the pressure washer.
837227
If I remember correctly it states not to use chlorox in the machine... There are other products that can be used instead. I just use a pump sprayer when bleach is needed then hit it with the power washer...
428807
The majority of the pressure washer tips I've found all fit my washer with no problems, but your PW is 3100 PSI, and this is rated for up to 3000 PSI. It would work, but with the extra pressure it would probably just wear out a little bit faster than my 2700 PSI washer.
185647
This is used to suck up an abrasive and spray it at objects to strip paint, etc. It relies on air and I don't think a pressure washer would ever work.
1015346
It should be I use it with a 2600 psi washer and it's has not caused any damage.
706792
I've used Oil Eaters by Kafko for many years and it's a wonderful product, the best degreaser I've found. However, I have never tried it in a power washer. It isn't corrosive or harmful in any way so I'm sure it would be OK to use without any problem.
670874
will not be to bad with a pressure washer or at least a nozzle on your hose to control the water flow. you would not want to use with a uncontrolled hose end. when you have to change the resin you should by in bulk and reload your own, this is way cheaper than buying replacement cartridges.