Using Xjet For Chemical Application When Pressure Washing

This video is about how to use the Xjet M5 for chemical applications when pressure washing.
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[@strongteee]

you deserve to have so many more subscribers than you already have, your channel is so informative and helpful.

[@woodpecker80]

Great video as usual Ashley. I have the Xjet-M5 and it is brilliant for doing the job you have just shown. I have the handle of my lance configured in such a way that I can swop lances very quickly . I have several lengths of lance with different fittings and also a pipe clearing hose which can be connected to the handle. I use a short lance with the Xjet-M5 so I can reach the turn off tap and nozzle easily works really well. Good demo of the Xjet-M5 i highly recommend it.

[@blakestiles6656]

Brilliant video. Nice to see someone explain about the coloured inserts.

[@seamusoneill824]

Excellent video and thanks for explaining how simple the xjet is to use 👌🏻👌🏻

[@ched999uk]

Looks a very versatile tool. Great results on the block paving.

[@sussexexternalcleaning6276]

Great work as always and a very informative video, thanks so much

[@symplemynd57]

Been using the X-Jet here in the states for a long time. We don't have that bottle attachment here though for the X-Jet.

[@brycereynolds1651]

You can always remove the long wand from the trigger assembly and add a quick disconnect directly to the handle so you can quickly switch out from the wand extention to the x-jet or j-rod etc.

[@mariusweber4990]

Really enjoyable video!

[@aqua-holiccleaning9449]

The xJet is definitely the next tool I’m going to purchase along with a handheld gun/trigger. Still working with the old watering can, however it still serves me well. Great review Ashley thanks! 👍

[@ajmexteriorcleaningsolutio5278]

great vid. xjet defo on my christmas list. great moonwalking by yourself too on the surface cleaner. lol

[@robertphillips2378]

Wow great work

[@markhicks8037]

Excellent, thankyou 😀👍

[@GSPenrithLTD]

Great Video

[@aurafangz3635]

Great video! What PSI were you using on the surface cleaner and what SH percentage did you have in the bucket, again great video Thanks very much!

[@FlashTechEngineering]

Hi Ashley great video I just bought a m5 xjet , you mentioned drawing 20 percent, I have 12.5 percent SH so what's the percentage on the pavement would be.. if I use the 20 percent tip thanks David 👍

[@daddypapi3842]

Hi, can you advise the size of the quick connects used on the X-Jet and hose? Thank you, Great video.

[@chadlewis9387]

You defiantly deserve more subs!

[@futbolsalacallosa]

Hello, good afternoon. One question. Because he puts the garbage can to get water. Instead of putting the water hose directly to the machine? Thank you

[@td6460]

It's good for the occasional chemical spray, but if you're applying SH with any regularity, get a proper and separate pump system. The X-Jet is a lot of work, the little bits that control the venturi effect can get lost or damaged easily and it's not overall that accurate when it comes to measurements. A good back-up piece, I'd say.