More Convenient Wall Mounted Pressure Washer - Giraffe Tools G30

[@BrockTheAmarok]

Perfect timing! I used your link and bought one! Thanks for the great demo!

[@AddictedtoTools]

No worries mate. Let me know how it goes. I used it another 4 times today on stuff around the house.

[@red_rocket.]

These are a great and I agree that mounted and ready to fire up is the way to go and retractable 20m hose seals the deal. I guess you could get a 2nd bracket so it could easily be more to the other side of the house.

[@icecorner87]

looks like paradise

[@timmee8747]

Do you think it’s portable enough? Could it be easily removed from the mount and moved to another location around the house?

[@AddictedtoTools]

It’s definitely easily removed from the mount. It would depend on how you’re sitting it or mounting it in another location.

[@johnthumble5154]

Damn it i just got a new pressure washer. You're meant to prime the line before you put power to the motor. You can damage it otherwise. If you're having trouble with the retraction on the 20 meter try depressurising the line before you retract it by turning the power off and squeezing the trigger.

[@JirapasWatson]

any portable/ battery powered high pressure hose you rate or recommend instead of a fixed wall mount one?

[@ryanlove5332]

Great review Matt. Do they make one that has a metal cover that goes over the top. The material bag is a bit of an oversight. If it’s going to be mounted outside and in direct sunlight it really needs to be durable enough to handle it. This seems to be a bit lack lustre in my eyes. I will be looking for something like this once the new garage is complete. Need to factor in plumbing and wiring now. How hard would it be to have it hard wired in? Doing away with the exposed cable and plug would also be an improvement.

[@AddictedtoTools]

Hey mate. Cheers for the feedback. I haven’t seen only seen the bag cover for these. It wouldn’t be hard for an electrician to hardwire or shorten the lead. It would have to be fixed in place though if hardwired.

[@ryanlove5332]

@ maybe they will see this review and take the feedback onboard. Who knows. Shed builds still got a lot to go, so still time to look at my options.

[@michaelkr1]

Check out Blahst if you want one that's metal. I grabbed on of them because they were more compact.

[@ryanlove5332]

@ thanks. Just had a look at the R18, only 20m of hose but there is the option to add a 15m extension hose for those odd jobs.

[@thekiwinomad]

Great video I think if they also did a 3500psi or 5000 psi it would be even better as it would mean you clear drains etc... as well

[@timp1]

Would love to see how this does compared to the Blahst one.

[@TassieDIY]

How are you not at 100k subscribers yet?

[@clints8888]

2400psi

[@thomo74]

That doesn’t look like 2000psi !? More like 200. It’s definitely getting enough water though??

[@nicholaswirth1011]

At 7.5LPM I’d rather just use my hose.

[@AddictedtoTools]

Awesome 👍.

[@clints8888]

they advertise fake pressure! it’s no where near 240psi

[@AddictedtoTools]

Cheers for the info mate. Whats the psi?

[@clints8888]

The king of these pressure washer review is “cars with keav”, which i’m pretty sure he was a 1400-1500 which is a massive difference from what they quote