Best Pressure Washer Nozzle For Cars | NOZZLE GUARD | Car Detailing

[@imjoshv]

ITEMS IN THIS VIDEO: RIDGE WASHER NOZZLES - 2.5 Kit - amzn.to/3UCwYt4 3.0 Kit - amzn.to/48mzg37 3.5 Kit - amzn.to/495rHyJ 4.0 Kit - amzn.to/494AQHI McKILLANS NOZZLE 40° x 4.0 - amzn.to/3SN0KtT MTM ACQUALINE NOZZLES - 25° x 2.0 - amzn.to/3umQsaE 25° x 3.0 - amzn.to/42yLNPp 25° x 3.5 - amzn.to/4940KeW 25° x 4.0 - amzn.to/48eXQ5W 40° x 2.0 - amzn.to/48mta2J 40° x 3.5 - amzn.to/3ukUKzl 40° x 4.0 - amzn.to/3w33Qkx 40° x 4.5 - amzn.to/3Ow8IVG MAD CAR CARE NOZZLE HOLDER - madcarcareproducts.com/products/mad-car-care-universal-nozzle-tip-holder (Use code: JOSHV for a discount) Blue Pressure Washer Wand: With Swivel - amzn.to/3SPu5nq Without Swivel - amzn.to/3waSATy

[@terrell.rrucker9935]

HOW DO YOU KNOW WHAT SIZE NOZZLES TO GET I HAVE A LITTLE RYOBI 1800

[@hotwater8473]

@@terrell.rrucker9935 you want the 2.5 orifice to get you to 1050psi and the most gpm for that pressure washer. If you go bigger you’ll be under 1000psi. You want 1000-2000psi for detailing cars.

[@paulterry2065]

Stop making me spend money

[@ThePINOYZONE]

Hahaha after wanting a pressure washers for years, finally order and spend roughly $450-500 cad 🤣

[@no_handle_required]

KZbin is just one big marketing platform, like late night commercials on steroids. The QVC of the modern age.

[@LoganLinn-q2k]

QVC ASMR content would be better than Ambien

[@Gapines23]

No shit, you aren’t paying for anything. Your eyes are the customer so yeah, products advertised with minimal spending and they don’t work for the company so you can get realcomments

[@whitenectar6856]

Hey Josh, I'm from the Philippines and just received my nozzles identical to the ridge washer today and you uploading this video was very fun to see. I ordered mine from Shopee (basically south east asia's Amazon) with the seller shipping straight from China. It wasn't even branded Ridge Washer where I bought it from but my nozzles are 100% identical to yours, including the branding on the rubber end which I was very surprised to see. Those nozzles have been on sale for around a year for us. Anyways I'm really glad to see your review on them, and I agree they're amazing value for what they are. I only bought the green and white nozzles for $3 each, with free shipping.

[@mckillans]

Always learning things from your intensive testing and comparisons, loved the video and attention to detail!

[@Enthusiast_detailing]

A KZbinr named “Cars with keav” made a video on diy nozzles and I’m using those and I’m in love with them

[@imjoshv]

Aweomse

[@Michael-t3b5b]

If you like the McKillins better you could always use a paint pen or something similar to put a colored ring around the black guard with the normal color for the angle of the nozzle

[@vinumcoupe5555]

Josh, I’d suggest that with the McKillans being so flexible that the fanning of the water will be less consistent. Especially after consistent use.

[@imjoshv]

Thats an interesting thought! The spray doesnt actually git the nozzle guard but i guess over time that nozzle could flex and start getting in the way

[@billytaglis3586]

Man your videos have the best content...I have the DeWalt 2100 and it's a 1.2 GPM what orifice size would be good for that?

[@tbl2604]

I have the same unit. Which did you go with?

[@Zenithize]

Can this Mad car care nozzle holder be ordered to Europe countries (Slovenia)? I would love to order few of them. And great video, I love your representation of tools and everything detailer needs. After watching your videos, the decision what to buy is very easy. Keep up the good work 💪🏻

[@YNOT8o5]

Which orifice size would you recommend for 1800 Psi for Ryobi pressure washer?

[@JoeVargheseOrlandoFL]

I use the Ridgewasher 2.5mm orifice kit with the Ryobi 1800 pressure washer. Works great!

[@jerardgeorge7415]

I agree with Joe. The 2.5mm is the way to go for the Ryobi 1800.

[@skykirado]

Very well made, thanks for sharing. But it's too much trouble for me. I prefer to use variable nozzle.🤟🏻

[@gregkalman8537]

What’s the real benefit to this style of nozzle vs the traditional nozzle in the same degree and size orifice for car detailing?

[@Embrxceyourdemons]

In case Accidentally didn’t seat the tip properly in the QD this adds a layer of protection so it hopefully protects the paint from the high speed metal object flying towards it

[@wlanceg]

I was wondering if you were going to ever test the PSI for each. That would have allowed you to tell the difference in orifice size as well.

[@Danielxperez14]

That mad care product sounds super useful, surprised there hasn’t been something like this

[@imjoshv]

I agree, Ive seen some that hang off and hold more but that doesnt work for my needs. The mad car care one is perfect!

[@Danielxperez14]

@@imjoshvyep! Going to have to snag one soon 👍

[@isidrosevier1125]

They sell a nozzle that has all of them in one. All you do is rotate it and your good to go.

[@CC_Marauder]

I just stick the extra one in my pocket and buy a couple lunches with my savings from not buying the plastic storage piece.

[@Danielxperez14]

couple lunches for 20 bucks haha let me know where@@CC_Marauder

[@stevewood5255]

Another great video. I know you have measured rhe performance of a lot of pressure washers. What orifice do you recommend for the ryobi 1900 pressure washer?

[@BuckRogers2491]

Elsewhere, he replied either the 2.5 or 3.0. More GPM with 3.0, but less pressure.

[@KingTheDetailer]

The problem I have with the ridge tips is that on my ryobi pressure washer it seems to make it work harder , I hear it forced and not smooth like it does with the ryobi tips. Great video brother

[@imjoshv]

Hi the Ryobi tips are usually around a 1.8 - 2.0 orifice. When you go to a larger orifice it will definitely change the sound of the machine but its actually not working harder. If you do an amp test you can see that when increase the size of the orifice it will decrease the amps meaning the machine isnt working as hard. However, if you prefer how the Ryobi tips work, keep tp that cause i havent been able to find an aftermarket nozzle that is as small as those! They work perfect on those ryobi units to get the higher psi numbers!

[@sixkings7831]

I have a sun joe pressure wash would a 2.0 orifice 40 degree be a good size approximately. Tyvm will buy through your link and liked .

[@BXGreen]

Nice! Thanks Josh I was just looking at getting one of these.

[@imjoshv]

Glad I could help!

[@ase826]

Hi josh awesome review thank you My question is how to know what nozzle orifice I should use for my pressure washer ? How it’s calculated Thank you

[@Join0rDIE1776]

Mtm website has a orifice size calculator

[@davestewart9146]

Good to know, thanks Josh 👍😁

[@cv6473]

I'm confused regards the orfice size. So for they ryoby 1800psi which would be the right orfice?

[@notyodaddy1499]

4.0

[@jerardgeorge7415]

Not sure where "not your daddy" got his information but according to Obsessed Garage (did I get that channel/company name correct?) Anyway According to their website video the Ryobi 1800 electric pressure washer needs a 2.5 orifice. I know this because I just ordered the Ryobi and the Ridge washer tips. Hope this helps.

[@Dirtracing141]

Which would you get for a ryobi pressure washer 1.2gpm 1600psi

[@imjoshv]

either a 2.5 or 3.0 - the 3.0 will drop the psi more but give you m ore gpm flow

[@jlb3675]

Been using the MTM since I got it from OG and does a great job of course but over time it is getting a bit beat up. So looks like I might try that McKillans soon.

[@imjoshv]

The mtm is great for sure!!! But the flex of the mckillans does seem a bit safer

[@shawnoen1029]

I have several MTM ones to play with and ended up etching each with the nozzle size and degree. Too bad they don't have markings from the factory.

[@white710]

Love the video - what electric pressure washer are you using in the video and is it your recommended one?

[@markhanson1009]

In your directions on bottle it says spray on damp microfiber towel. Since I take care of my vehicle I used kmkz cleansing to a quarter panel and of course cleaned it off the proper way. I had a three year topped with a one year of your older version of your ceramic coating when it first came out. Remember those days? I guess I'll use it on a dry applicator on the rest of car. Also how long to cure before BC3?

[@MayITutchem413]

What makes the rubber guard better than the standard plastic nozzle? Is there a benefit to it?

[@mcham0846]

Less chance of scratches imo

[@wilfredgomez2632]

What size would be good for the new Active 2.3?

[@Auto-Bots.Custom.Detailing]

What’s your favorite OG product? I have several of their products but think it’s over priced.. but great quality.. I have been wanting to grab the aquatic, or what ever is called.. looks nice, but detailing cars is constant wear and tear on personal equipment

[@rodandow1971]

I have the OG Spec Mosmatic Nozzle Assembly from Obsessed Garage. Very high quality but a little more pricey.

[@pantac4493]

The best looking to me

[@abn7772]

Question, new to this, what type Of nozzles would work best for a ryobi 1800 psi. Thanks!

[@imjoshv]

I stick to either a 2.5 or 3.0 for that unit… 2.5 is probably the best

[@watchfull-tq5sy]

Great channel. I’m hooked!

[@imjoshv]

Thanks so much!

[@OldDetailer]

You should have compared all the Ridge Nozzles in the set. I have a set of Ridge Nozzles and one nozzle seems to have a pressure reading that is inconsistent with the rest of the set. So, I’m concluding there might be some quality control issues with orifice size.

[@imjoshv]

Ill do some tests and let you know if mine have any change. But if there is inconsistency, mine could be perfect but another set could be slightly off

[@OldDetailer]

@@imjoshvI ordered a second set and just received it today. I will test them tomorrow. In my first set, the green nozzle was 150-200 psi lower than the others in the set. I checked the markings and they are all 3.0 orifice size. I’ll let you know the results of tomorrow’s test.

[@alanross2243]

What size nozzle would you prefer with a sunjoe spx3000 max pressure 2030. A 3.0,3.5or4.0? I think you recommended getting down to 1200 psi and maximizing water flow. Thanks.

[@JamesWindland]

Love the Essential gun, bought one and really enjoy it. The blue color makes it look cool also.

[@imjoshv]

Yea the color is awesome

[@alltheboost801]

Hey @Josh what orifice size for the Ridge Washer nozzles would you recommend for the running the Harbor Freight pressure washer? (With the McKillans Pressure Gun and Flexzilla hose)

[@ccy1937]

I am buying the Greenworks 1700 over the 1800 as per your suggestion. However the test that you did that got the 1700 up to its highest psi was an ryobi nozzel. What size do i need

[@RedRod1JR]

Thanks for your great informative video. I have a Karcher 1700 PSI washer. Which size nozzle would you recommend? Thanka

[@imjoshv]

For cars id probably go with a 3.0

[@andrescastro6538]

Quick question before i make my purchase. i use a GAS power washer ( Honda 2600 PSI) my stock tip are 2.9 - will i be okay with a McKILLANS NOZZLE 4.0 ?or i need to stick to 3.0 ?. Thank you

[@rwdconnor]

Always super informative! Quick question: I have the Ryobi 1900psi 1.2GPM With a Uberflex hose and the Mckillans swivel gun. Which Nozzle orifice would you recommend? I grabbed a set of 2.5 recently but now the ridge has gathered my attention. Ive wall mounted the unit and its only used for auto/moto detailing. EDIT: I scrolled down and saw others asking the same. I guess a 2.5 or 3.0 is good. Ill just leave the comment up for engagement :)

[@imjoshv]

Haha thanks, Yeah the 2.5 or 3.0 should be great. If you like how the 2.5 you have work and just want the nozzle guards then stick to the 2.5

[@RichieRich21]

I have a cheap SunJoe spx3000 that I upgraded the hose and quick connecters from your recs. I got the short wand on order but I want to upgrade the nozzles. SunJoe says the orifice size for all their nozzles is 1.0mm. Can I use the other sizes without any issues? looking mostly just for hosing down and rinsing off. Also got the MJJC cannon on order.

[@mattcornejo9031]

Just bought some ridge brand ones!

[@imjoshv]

Nice!

[@ELEVOPR]

Awesome, Thanks for sharing. Love your Content. Does anyone know what size nozzle best works with my Greenworks 3000 PSI Power Washer? I'd like to order a set of Ridge Nozzle. Thanks.

[@williampinchbeck4321]

Thanks Josh hope you don't get washed away with all the rain!!!

[@imjoshv]

haha thanks!

[@williampinchbeck4321]

@@imjoshv I live in LA so I know what you have gone through!!!

[@danielcable5363]

Josh, great review and sorry if I missed it but what nozzle do you recommend to pair with the Active 2.0? Thanks

[@jass7899]

I got a spray gun online, but when connected to pressure washer There is no water pressure coming from the gun I connected my wand and pressure is good Any ideas?

[@dwightcassidy7056]

Do you like the 4.0 orifice the best or 3.0 or 3.5?

[@sethsalberg3678]

Has anyone paired the Ridge Washer nozzles with a 1.2 gpm Ryobi washer? Which size kit did you go with?

[@ENDEE666]

Need some guidance. I already have some 2.5 & 3.5 for my Ryobi 1900 psi and 1.2gpm. Testing with my hand and cardboard, the 3.5 seems too harsh. Hurts the hand sooner than the 2.5. Solely used for washing cars, which is the best for that?

[@luisitomorales13]

Will this nozzles work with the sun joe spx300 pressure washers

[@atpgarageatl]

I’ve been using the mckillians for over a year now with no issues. I am Interested in how long the cheaper Amazon option holds up.

[@InTheZone85]

another comment said there's rusted after a month

[@KalchykDen]

What’s the best/optimal orifice size for active 2.3. Is it 4.5 orifice that’s gonna produce 1200 psi or 4.0 orifice that has 1000 psi. Please let me know what psi is perfect for washing cars and that’s gonna work with this 15a pressure washer

[@imjoshv]

I think the 2.3 ships with a 4.6 so if your are going with a nozzle guard version I’d go with the 4.5

[@fredr1]

Josh - curious about your choice of 40 degree nozzle (I’m a newbie). Is it purely convenience - greater coverage - or is there a safety/protection reason over a more narrow stream? I hope you stayed dry over the recent storms (I’m up in Oceanside - 2.5”!!!)

[@WorldwideBeagle]

40 degree is chosen for two reasons. Almost no chance of damage to car or trim. Don't have to worry about getting too close. And 40 acts great for creating a water blade for pushing soap of the card after foaming. Most detailers also use a 25 for wheels and wheel well

[@MikeGDetailing]

Thanks for the video. Will the mickillans come in either orifice sizes?

[@imjoshv]

Not that i know of… I hope they will in the future

[@vincentolo9271]

Great vid Josh. Does MTM make a 5.0?

[@imjoshv]

Yea they do you can get it direct frok the www.mtmhydroparts.com/products/acqualine-nozzle-guard-size-5-0-40

[@gearlstrickland3365]

I have the ryobi 1800 so a 3 give more water

[@Tummymunster]

How often are people hitting their nozzles on paint? Unless you're super clumsy, this is a bit unnecessary.

[@RyanFreeburg-zi9dd]

Mainly in case you don’t seat it properly or forget to check that it’s snapped in properly. Keeps the nozzle from slamming into the vehicle and damaging the surface.

[@nuchieboy]

Josh I have the Craftsman 1700psi electric you have reviewed. Which orifice should I get in the ridge washer setup? Thanks!

[@coreymerritt7742]

I have the 2100 psi craftsman and I use 3.0 nozzles I got it down to almost 1000 psi it’s been working great for doing vehicles for home use I use the tips that came with the unit

[@mtnmann72]

We need a garden hose sprayer nozzle comparison.

[@MikeGDetailing]

Eley is where it’s at for this.

[@mtnmann72]

@@MikeGDetailing I already own the hose reel. Hands down the best one I’ve ever owned.

[@golf007sd2]

Can you please do a test to see which orifice @ 40-degree works best with the EGO Power+ 3200 PSI. The 40-degree (White) that the unit comes with has the following label: T4056150. So is its orifice...5.6 or 5.0?

[@imjoshv]

No their labeling isn’t like the normal labeling unfortunately. The nozzles that come with it are actually quite small. For washing cars I prefer a 3.0 nozzle! At medium power I got 1100 psi and 1.65 gpm and 1200psi 1.7 gpm on high

[@golf007sd2]

@@imjoshv Thank you for the quick response. Looking at getting the OG Mosmatic Nozzle at 40 degree. Have you test this unit...thoughts?

[@jamesp57867]

I'm thinking about getting some of the Ridgeline tips for my 2100 psi Green works pressure washer with a 50' Uberflex hose and McKillans swivel gun. Should I get the 2.5 or 3.0 orifice to maximize my GPM?

[@imjoshv]

I’d go for the 3.0 if you want more flow

[@jamesp57867]

Go with the flow! Gotcha!

[@redkey6538]

Hey Josh what is the main reason for the cone on the nozzle?

[@imjoshv]

Just protection and it looks cool ha. Its not something that super necessary but it is nice to have the extra insurance just in case

[@kylemateo]

What orifice would be the best combo for a Ryobi 1600psi? Car Wash purposes.

[@imjoshv]

I’d do the 2.5 or 3.0

[@thatmidlifevlogger4463]

Any options in Europe?

[@Imjustherevibin]

I'm here

[@imjoshv]

Hello

[@gearlstrickland3365]

@injoshv looking at it on Amazon which set do I want I thought it was four different sizes

[@imjoshv]

As far as orifice size? It depends but if your using an electric ryobi or craftsman or something like that youll probably want the 2.5 or 3.0 for washing cars.

[@patrickvorndran2471]

Do you know what orifice size I would need for my ryobi 1800 pressure washer

[@imjoshv]

I’d go with a 2.5 or 3.0 for cleaning cars

[@om3973]

So for my Ryobi 1600 should I get ridge washer 3.5 ?

[@OCMOOMOMO]

2.5

[@DragosDetailing]

Look at all those chemicals in the background lol think of all that content sitting back there!

[@Knight_Glider]

Hey Josh, a little off subject, but what do you use the wash across the top of SUV's

[@veils1de350z]

Try adding a wand to the end of your gun , the nozzle tips would apply to the end of the wand. I recommend a 20° bent wand so you get reach and angle

[@Knight_Glider]

@veils1de350z ahh I have seen those. What about as for a wash mitt? Who makes something on a pole or for a pole?

[@BobSmith-yo6ib]

​@@Knight_Glider Autofiber's Mitt on a stick.

[@imjoshv]

@knight_glider i use a mitt om a stick pro froom autofiber. I have the available on my site! dtlrsupply.com/products/autofiber-mitt-on-a-stick-pro

[@CC_Marauder]

I use the Autofiber Mitt On A Stick PRO.

[@BrewTimeRS]

MTM really fumbled the bag in my opinion, no clear marking on the nozzle, not colour coded in any way, and more expensive, crazy

[@plightn]

Just the tip.

[@JiMmY-fm9xq]

What orifice size is good for Active 2.0?

[@imjoshv]

The active comes with a 3.7 so you could do the 3.5 or 4.0 personally id do the 4.0

[@JiMmY-fm9xq]

Great, thanks Josh!@@imjoshv

[@Julian-ib8xn]

Watching Josh's videos makes me want to pressure wash everything, even my neighbor's cat. Just kidding...mostly." 😂🚿🐱

[@sethlover6498]

what is the point of this product?

[@StephenBrewer89]

First. Not that it matters. Another good video!

[@imjoshv]

Thanks so much!

[@Holy-Spider]

What size would you suggest on a Ryobi $100 pressure washer

[@imjoshv]

I usually go with a 2.5 or 3.0

[@CC_Marauder]

See his year old Ryobi 1800psi electric pw review for specifics. In short, the best set up was 25° 2.5 orifice.

[@carlosecheverria4187]

How I know what the size I have? 3.5, 4.0, 3.0 I really don’t know what this number means??

[@carlosecheverria4187]

I have a Riobi electric normal 2000 PEasher

[@imjoshv]

Thats basically the size of the hole in the nozzle. The large the whole will reduce the psi but increase the gpm. Most Ryobis come with pretty small oroifice size tips. So if you want to keep the same or close tot he same performance numbers, get the smallest size option.

[@CaliforniaCasey]

🏆

[@imjoshv]

Nice!!

[@mlhm5]

Really? Who do you think you are talking to? Professional detailers, or the guys that wash their car once a week or so. Why would the average Joe spend $28+ for 1 nozzle when they can buy 5 for $20. You need to understand who watches your reviews.

[@sumtingwong3905]

This is just a comparison video between all the nozzles and his personal favorite and what he believes would be the best nozzle. This is a video on “best” nozzle not best bang for buck…

[@CC_Marauder]

You get what you pay for. Garbage in, garbage out (GIGO) I went with the MTM and never looked back.

[@WorldwideBeagle]

⁠@@CC_MarauderI strongly agree. I find the cheap plastic 5 for $12 nozzles to be Chinese junk, 430 stainless that rusts, inconsistent orifice size and fan. I too use a MTM blue and love it, from the consistency of the fan to not worrying if I move to fast and brush up against the car. Plus easy to switch out when I go from 40 to 25 for wheels.

[@WorldwideBeagle]

@mlhm5 Wow, you are rude and insulting, aimed at a great guy with tons of good info on product comparison. You need to take a class on anger management. Getting all bent out of shape over a $20 pressure washer nozzle? Get a life. He knows exactly who he is talking to. Both detailers and guys AND GALS that enjoy pressure washing their cars and want to learn more about new and cool upgrades. From better guns to hoses to nozzles. Just because you enjoy using cheap junk, don't critize content providers and DIYERS than aim higher

[@eltransero35]

Do you have the link for the unbranded foam cannon?

[@georgebeato5702]

I purchased the Ridgewasher lineup. The green one rusted on me within a month. To the point it interfered with the spray pattern. Threw it out and went back to my SunJoe tops.

[@pantac4493]

You could change out the nozzle. It’s threaded on

[@georgebeato5702]

@pantac4493 I tried to actually remove the nozzle to see if I could clean it. But couldn't find a way to do it. But why would I want to remove the nozzle? Replace it with? I just went back to the SunJoe tips which actually work pretty well.

[@pantac4493]

@@georgebeato5702 they used loctite thread sealant instead of teflon tape so it’s way harder to remove. You can buy 3rd party nozzle tips to replace the ones they came with. Just make sure it’s 1/4” npt thread and the right angle and orifice size

[@WorldwideBeagle]

So much of the consumer ebay and Amazon grade pressure washer parts from China use 430 stainless, which rust. Or plated steel. Why do you think they are so cheap?

[@Sesshomaru474]

You get what you paid for. The reason it's cheap is because it's cheaper to make, aka poorly made, in China. So they still make profit before counting the fact like how they want you to buy nozzles and change them every time, apparently monthly. Just buy a well known brand not in Amazon, since China also make cheap crappy copies. And you take care of them, lasts you your whole life, might even go down through generations.

[@viperrcr]

I picked up the Ridge Washer ones back in August and think they are excellent bargain, no regrets!

[@02blackLightning]

Which is the best Orifice size for ryobi 1800psi?

[@scottsaia2551]

I bought the ridge washers. Definte upgrade from the crap I had. So far so happy. Thx

[@tbirdsdign]

What size nozzle and degree should I use with the Ryobi electric pressure washer? Thx

[@AllRightsReservd]

I have the Ryobi 1800 1.2 gpm unit. 2.5 orifice yield 1000 psi and 3.0 orifice yield about 900 psi. When I use the 0 degree nozzle to get a long stream for washing at a distance I use the 3.0 to intentionally lower the pressure. I use 2.5 for all other spray angles. Josh did a video on this washer and provided links to these spray tips. Go find that video its a good one.

[@tbirdsdign]

@@AllRightsReservd thanks for your help. 👍🏻

[@angelcapote1218]

Thank you for all your videos. which one do you recommend for the ryobi. thanks

[@Elfin4]

What is the actual difference between orifice numbers on the nozzles? say a 04 /25° or a 03/25° what does the 04 or 03 mean? What does it mean to teh spray coming out?

[@Dbaxter261]

You should be pressure testing the nozzle Not flow testing

[@PQ28120]

Whats the purpose of this how does it make washing better?

[@hy2473]

MAD CAR CARE NOZZLE HOLDER solves my problem of losing the nozzles during swaps. Thank you

[@MarcYanOfficial]

Josh, I bought a new sprayer gun and my regular 40 nozzle doesn't seem to fit the gun. However, the 25, 15, 0 from the same set fits it (meaning it clicks into the quick connect). Is there something I'm missing here? Because my pressure washers factory gun lance setup fits them all perfectly fine. 🤯

[@coreymerritt7742]

Hi josh I also have the mtm 40 degree 3.0 I just ordered the ridge nozzles from Amazon for 35 Cdn thanks for the tip 😊

[@imjoshv]

You bet!!! I like the pun haha

[@dtna]

MTM makes the best stainless steel pressure washer fittings.

[@imjoshv]

They are great!

[@EliudSena]

Another great video! Thanks for all the info

[@Exoseven]

HELP! Thx for your videos, but this one was very interesting. So I ordered the RIDGE WASHER 4.0 nozzles with the gauge of the same brand. I also ordered the Active short gun (thx for that video) with Yamatic 3/8"x50’ hose. I have an old Simoniz 1900 psi pressure washer (bought in 2002?), so I’m not sure about the specs. I tested with a bucket and it takes 40 seconds to fill one gallon with just the gun, no pressure nozzle, which gives me 1.5 gpm, if I plug the 4.0 nozzle I have 1 gpm. When I use the pressure gauge with the nozzle 4.0 attached, it shows around 525 psi, is that enough for washing a car? Should I go with a 3.0 orifice ? which I believe will give me around 1000 psi if we consider 1.5 gpm. Or should I go with the 2.5 orifice? Any advice?

[@letsgomountaineers2032]

I have a GreenWorks 1600 psi electric pressure washer I scored for 50$...what orafice size should I buy for my tips ? I was using my old Briggs and Stratton ones from my gas pressure washer but they are 4.5 and obviously aren't the proper ones...was thinking of going 3.0?

[@jameshiner-rw8pu]

Josh, I have to tell you I have the active 2.0. I have the McKellan nozzles and I have the cheap rubber ones from Amazon. I’ve been detailing at home and I got to tell you I’m a big fan of the green tip from Amazon

[@shay1116]

The Ridge should be the winner on price alone. Slightly less water throughput than the McKillans and the rubber sleeve firmness was in between the McKillans and MTM. Plus the 4.0 Ridge set is currently an additional 15% off.