Electric Pressure Washer Testing - Don't Get Scammed Amazon Homdox Mrliance Tagorine Teande Suyncll

[@worldsails2000]

When ever I research anything on Amazon, I just go to the negative comments. If there is a common issue that are being negatively said then I will usually pass on the item, also if there are more than 10% negative comments then I will pass on it.

[@WorkshopAddict]

Many of these have next to no negatives. They are too new or have paid off most people.

[@wim0104]

the negatives can be very informing about what exactly the product is meant for, or can't do, etc...

[@pokeng]

I saw a homdox pressure washer rated at 2850 psi at 1.76 gpm. About 35 reviews all 5 stars. hmmmm...

[@redeyestones3738]

In my experience, anything you buy on Amazon, that is not a brand new item from a trusted brand, it's absolutely garbage. Of the last 10 orders I've made, 5 of them have either been the wrong item, or not nearly as good as advertised.

[@AtmeLook-si8qr]

Ur house supply water is just 1+ gal per minutes even you use a 1000000000dollars electric pressure water you will still get same result ..the video is totally 100% wrong at all sayying it

[@Apoplectic_Spock]

You can watch one hundred idiots barely review these things, or you can come here and get a thoughtful, real review. Kudos and thank you!

[@Forsakenzombi]

Wish you woulda used a good quality pressure washer after the tests to show what a good one can accomplish.

[@Matt85USA]

Right!!

[@DittyDafku]

Yes was really waiting for that. Opportunity severely missed!

[@gr7485]

This wasn't comparison review. It was a demonstration to expose the scam.

[@GSP-76]

@@DittyDafku I had a very good 2600psi gas powered pressure washer...it finally died on me after more than 10 years of use two weeks ago...yes, gas powered pressure washers are better but if your use case is for residential home use, you don't need anything beyond what these electric pressure washers offer. Granted, you shouldn't be paying more than $100-$150 for one but you don't need a $300-$600 gas powered unit to wash cars, clean concrete patios or home siding.

[@ManBearPigJake]

Any recommendations?

[@Eng_NYC_]

Amazing review! Thank you so much! This is exactly what is going on right now. Please don't be fooled by Amazon stuff. All products are fluffed and reviews are fake. Please do your research and appreciate these youtubers doing all this work for us.

[@nerveaudio]

How about a video on what TO buy. I now know what NOT to buy......

[@gyeoxn7815]

@Drew Ariel don’t fall for this

[@Fbothoughtofmind]

Nigeria

[@Rabbit.760]

Active 2.0

[@theprinceofallsaiyans5830]

Oh man you just might of saved me some time

[@eliasibarra7010]

Anything brand name it’s worth the money

[@ken62310]

wish you did a comparison with a regular gas washer and wash half way on the wood to show the differences of before and after.

[@colinstu]

Looks just like the Harbor Freight electric pressure washer... but at least that thing is only $80 w/coupon and rated for a more-believable 1750PSI.

[@WorkshopAddict]

Yup, you will find these in many stores in the USA under different names in the 50-150 price range.. Sad.

[@copper1083]

Great comparison, and I found something, oddly enough on Amazon. Its a pressure washer psi, gauge. Its 18.99 . I bought to check the pressure on my various pressure watchers. I've found that one of the only mfg. to state a psi, and deliver that psi, was of all companies, Ryobi, I have the ryobi 3200 gas pressure washer with a Honda motor, and it actually puts out over 3300 psi. I also have 2 of their smaller electric models, 1700, and 1900 psi,, and both of them put out over 100 psi then actually stated. I have a sun joe, rated at 2050, and it only puts out 1800 psi, so if you want to check your units psi, get that psi gauge.

[@WorkshopAddict]

Did you buy the one that goes into the QD on the tip of the gun?

[@copper1083]

@@WorkshopAddict No you connect one end to the pressure hose, and the other to the base of of the gun with quick connects, on amazon for 18.99 made of plated brass.

[@copper1083]

The name of it is "M Mingle, it reads from 0-6000 psi. 18.99, now in stock, with prime delivery.

[@WorkshopAddict]

@@copper1083 Roger, what I thought. It would not fit these. Wondering if there was a different model.

[@Jim12291958]

Great video. I just bought a VEVOR 2300psi electric washer and really like it. It's great for washing our vehicles. I have a gas washer for the heavy jobs.

[@maverick1uday]

Such a timely video as I was just about to make a purchase for one of these overtly rated machines, and glanced over some negative reviews, which mimics what you say

[@muzikmon2267]

In the description if you scroll down on all these products it's specifically says MAX for all the PSI. So they're not lying. If that if you scrolled out even more in the descriptions.. It does say.. Rated pressure and MAX pressure. They're just emphasizing the MAX You could say they're being tricky but they're not lying.. And if it really does the max pressure they're saying. Then they're not lying.

[@ironeagle2526]

I went with greenworks 2300 3ry warranty and 10 year on the brushless motor better warranty than ryobi and i do have ryobi tools cannot pass on that type of warranty

[@jeremypearson6852]

Personally, I would stick with proven names like Sun Joe, Ryobi, Greenworks, Karcher and the like. There are some great honest reviews on KZbin. I wouldn’t discount Amazon reviews, especially if they have a good number of purchasers. I usually stick with anything four stars and higher.

[@Mile_zer0]

As a homeowner I have the ryobi 2k psi/1.2gpm 115v electric unit. I mostly use it for washing my truck, cleaning my siding, and drive way does a pretty decent job. I recommend it, just buy a different hose for it cause the factory one is stiff and way to short.

[@WorkshopAddict]

We list out all the stuff needed for that machine under our review of it.

[@Dalleco]

I have the second one done had it a year washing cars, degreasing engines cleaning the floor mats ect... Does what I need it to do if your doing heavy cleaning use industrial kind

[@lorupa]

Great video, however I feel like it's missing a comparison to a good pressure washer

[@RJ-gn3np]

It would have been nice to compare them with the other electric pressure washers you already reviewed, Ryobi, Greenworks, and Power. In particular, the Power looks very similar to these three. Are these just cheaper versions of the same pump? Is the Ryobi really more powerful and worth 2 - 3 times the price the Amazon knock-offs. I'm not excusing the rampant lying on Amazon but it would be nice to know.

[@jeanettegranite]

You are awesome. I love the end of your video and I appreciate your information as I am about to buy a pressure washer!

[@stevenb.182]

I have learned from watching folks who detail cars, as professionals, that the zero degree versus forty degree tip makes no difference in flow testing. You are getting the same GPM readings between the zero and the forty, because the orifice size is probably the same. Angle of attack means nothing....diameter of the orifice means everything. My best guess is that all three pressure washers have nearly identical motors and pumps, so the results will be the same, between them, especially if you are indeed, testing with the same two nozzles. The best use for these electric pressure washers is car washing. For that job, you should shoot for about 1000 psi, combined with the highest flow rate that you can achieve. You do that by "juggling" the orifice size in the tips. In most cases, the size of the orifice is stamped into the side of the tip. Just because you saw no difference between these pressure washers, regardless of the BS that the manufacturer prints on the box, doesn't mean that they are no good. It means that you will have to "tune" them for the job....and not expect them to do what a gas powered pressure washer can do.

[@GSP-76]

My gas powered pressure washer finally kicked the bucket two weeks ago...lasted me more than 10 years. I don't have huge needs from a pressure washer like most people. I need it to clean concrete patios, siding, deck and vehicles. I knew all the Amazon electric pressure washers lie on their ratings. I didn't care as long as it was light weight, easy to use and didn't cost too much. I got that Mr Liance unit on sale for $129. Does the job and has held up fine so far through 6 uses at an average of about 2 hours usage per session. As long as you know you're not getting anywhere close to what they advertise, they can do 95% of the jobs you need them to do.

[@rubenmejias2503]

I just did a whole 24 ft. Open Fisherman boat. Did a great job with my bosses SunJoe. Took all the mold and algae off and it was there for about a year. The boat was a mess......not anymore. Great little electric. Maybe not up to gas e ones in power. But super decent performance

[@mr.c6674]

I read an article earlier this year about paid positive reviewers on Amazon. They have absolutely no shame. It's become a very nice income earner for many. I wrote a negative review about plastic spray bottles a purchased to use for this whole pandemic virus thing. Amazon rejected my negative 1 star review. I was honest in saying the bottles clogged and stopped working. Furthermore, the bottles were repacked dollar store bottles, not made for bleach. The item had thousands of positive reviews. I'm pissed off about it, and highly disappointed with Amazon.

[@stans5270]

Last year I bought mower blades through Amazon. The blades received were different than the ones that I ordered. They rejected my review 4 times until I cut back the negativity about getting cheaper than the ones that I paid for.

[@cohall46]

Bottom line - you get what you pay for.

[@digitalhillbilly8863]

Just looked at reviews on a DecoTool pressure washer. Noticed a positive review with a picture of a woman washing her car. Two reviews down the list, another positive review with a picture of a woman standing by a boxed unit. The same woman. That unit had 16 ratings with reviews, none with a verified purchase.

[@WorkshopAddict]

That is how you need to research amazon stuff. Good job

[@Will-wb6nk]

It was recently pointed out to me why people still buy expensive hardware, like power washers, at Harbor Freight. Guy in landscaping explained to me that he'll use the power washer so much, it'll likely break before the end of the warranty. Honestly that's genius.

[@jeremywingate4950]

Sure appreciate your taking the time to oust these crooks

[@wunfeather4787]

I have a 4500psi Karcher with a gas engine, and at full pressure it is all I can do to hang on to the wand with both hands. I weigh 257, so I am not a small guy.

[@troylee3179]

Problem is the name brands simply change color and the appearance slightly but the machines themselves are made at the same plants.

[@charlesb.3116]

Thanks for this review. I was about to buy one but not anymore!

[@WorkshopAddict]

Glad we could help.

[@rgruenhaus]

No close in video? Can't see the cleaning or lack of!

[@wim0104]

This is important work & info, thank you!

[@shanda2600]

Yea, I give reviews whether good or bad. I gave a bad true review once and the company tried to pay me several times small chump change to change my review to 5 stars, but I didn’t take it because I wanted everyone to know the true review of a crappy product.

[@jps101574]

What is the Amp draw of each machine? That would tell a consumer a lot about a machine's power without trusting the specs.

[@WorkshopAddict]

#1 is 13 amps and #2 and #3 are 15 amps, but when tested, they all draw 13.5 amps. I did not want to get to technical in this video as we get asked a ton of questions on these.

[@BarbB_in_TN]

Great video. I have been looking for a good electric pressure washer that is the real deal. And I know there are so many faults claims with these and paid for five star reviews. It’s pathetic that people will give a five star review for a piece of junk just for a small reward. You would think these people would want to read honest reviews themselves. I first go to the 2, 3 and 4 star reviews because they’re not getting any money for it. But anyway I am looking for the best electric pressure washer or at least one good enough to clean my concrete. Do you have a video for that?

[@georgekennedy1886]

I am disappointed that with the outside test all three units cleaned the same areas. Plus, they were used on a dark stained area which made it impossible for the camera to show a contrast! It feels like cheating. And I am NOT saying that the labels might have exaggerated capable performance, the tests did not help to prove that!

[@Greghc48]

Excellent review. Thanks for posting.

[@c_wonder]

lol I was just about to “upgrade” mine I’ve had for 2yrs but it’s literally all the same pumps

[@moonolyth]

Excellent job !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! So you're saying JUST LIKE POLITICS! ALL BULL-CHET! Welcome to the techy world new names same crap! Thanks for saving me !!!

[@yanlee8316]

Thank you Sir for educating us on this. The cheating shit should be taken down from Amazon.

[@dphotos007]

Electric pressure washers are good for cars and maybe cleaning your house before paint. The are basically best for cars. You never want to use a powerful gas washer on a car. You will damage the paint and clear coat.

[@anthonyjohnson100]

So…. What is the best/strongest 110v electric pressure washer nowadays??????

[@WorkshopAddict]

@anthonyjohnson100 Dewalt makes a decent one that is affordable. There is not a "strong" 110 volt model. The best suggestion I can give you is buy one from a place you can easily return it or get a refund if you don't like it.

[@marcusdavenport1590]

I like this guy! But wish you'd suggest a product at the end lol

[@jblade8252]

Not a valid test on that pallet and on the siding. Need to reduce the variables and also show what a "good" pressure washer can do on the same pallet and siding. this video is well made video just need better testing of the products. i understand this more of a false advertising video, but there could be valid application/s for these pressure washers. cleaning floor mats area rugs etc...not trying to knock you down. I cant get in front of a camera. just constructive criticism. keep up the good work content creator!!!!!!

[@jettangeles2707]

i bought a basic craftsman from lowes with 1800 psi and 1.2 gpm

[@wyattoneable]

Thank you!

[@kelolo26]

Thanks

[@davidfink4963]

why not weigh the water to get a more accurate gpm

[@Surferjo]

just got a SUNJOE from qvc was not bad.Have not found many videos on them.My first use wa snot to bad making a video on it maybe....love the video ty.....

[@travisclarkin4277]

I have a 2700psi green works power washer and I can tell you for sure it is definitely not 2700psi.. No way not even close. I’d be surprised if it even makes 1700-1800 psi. Sucks they can get away with marketing stuff like this.. they need to have an industry standard for testing that every one has to follow. Like a 25 degree tip.. pull the trigger.. wait 15 seconds and read the actual pressure inline on the pressure hose.. whatever this number is that’s what you have to put on the box. Only reason I bought this unit was for the brushless motor..I didn’t buy it for the pressure rating. But still none the less it’s false advertising but that seems to be pretty common with power tools in general nowadays. Impact guns, drills..all specs way higher than what it really can do

[@WorkshopAddict]

I use the same Greenworks. I feel exactly the same.

[@kevinfotsch6421]

I don’t wanna use it to wash your car and then I wouldn’t get too close and I don’t wanna use a really basically to rinse not to basically remove dirt

[@NatashaOchs]

Thanks for the video. It saved me so much time.

[@Soprano0913]

Great video... btw has anyone ever told you you look like the boxer Tommy Morrison?

[@blackbirdxx727]

I have one it works excellent

[@franccadet6314]

What would you recommend if I wanted to start power washing houses for money I’m 17

[@WorkshopAddict]

You need a minimum of 4,000 psi 4.0 GPM and you need to know how to use it. Gas is your only option.

[@jek539]

Anybody know the highest psi and gpm electric machine? I have gas dewalt 4200 psi with 4gpm but sometimes it's hard to pull .

[@WorkshopAddict]

Real World, electric will give you 1.3-1.5 GPM and 2,200 PSI on 110. You will pay a good amount for those units.

[@jek539]

@@WorkshopAddict well that's depressing lol I thought there would be better specs for electric by now... thanks

[@WorkshopAddict]

@@adamdavis2788 And anything over 2,200 psi on their site is 220 volts.

[@WorkshopAddict]

@@adamdavis2788 and 1400 psi with that gpm. You can only do so much with the power available.

[@Mile_zer0]

I have the ryobi 2k psi/1.2gpm I mostly use it to wash my truck, driveway and siding on my house does a good job. I recommend it.

[@JonCFox333]

I got a Mrliance portable cordless battery powered pressure washer from Amazon. It also had ridiculous specs. But it works okay, and saves me a lot of water compared to just using a garden hose. Just after a year of occasional use, one of the two batteries it came with has failed. I'd like to find a replacement 40v battery but I have had no success with Amazon and have not been able to contact Mrliance. I've also found an identical unit (but different color) from RockPals, also on Amazon. So it looks like this is another 'made in China' unit. Do you have a suggestion where to find a replacement battery? Are any of these companies contactable somehow? So far, I've had no luck.

[@AndrewBrowner]

Makes sense theyre all the same psi/gpm theyre all limited go 1800psi.. only good for washing cars really and a hose would do just as good at that, wish 220v stuff was more common its really not that hard to run a 220v/50amp outlet either beside your garage door on the interior or in a weather proof box on the side of your house, im sure theres 220v electric unite but the prices would be threw the roof especially compared to a gas unit of the same output just supply and demand issue

[@RoyMcAvoy]

What are you doing with your pressure washer! Cutting through steels?

[@AndrewBrowner]

@@RoyMcAvoy ended up buying a gas powered unit 3200psi and something like 2.8gallons per minute maybe? regarless the 110v electric units are useless, they dont pressure wash they power rinse.. i own a jeep and trucks and get them coated in mud i need to blast off, or remove paint from steps, smoke stains from siding, grime mildew moss from houses.. regardless even if you just wanna rinse soap off your car a more powerful pressure washer set to a lower PSI will put out more flow and do the job quicker with less effort.. at 3200 psi and a moderate angled tip the only way youre messing up paint is if you jam the nozle half an inch from the surface at full blast, or go finding an edge of already chipped or rusted paint to peel back

[@Pedroluvslupe]

Why these people don’t get suit

[@mars188]

looking too buy one too run a jetter like the snake for cleaning the sewer line- what kind should i buy for this? do they even have a good one fore 350-400?

[@HexOptimal]

Thanks for the video. Somehow they're still "Amazon's Choice" Never base your purchases on "Amazon's Choice" smh

[@wheelie642]

My guess is the 2.4 gpm is based from using the soap tip.

[@jasminec902]

Thanks for taking time to show us the facts and production of products. It's helpful information before purchasing.

[@georgemartinez8984]

I don’t know I feel like this guy is mainly bashing these because they’re made in “China” he wants us to buy American. I get it but I have this unit and it’s working great.

[@k20909]

A good water hose ranges from 50 to 100 $ I rather buy this 🤷‍♂️

[@souflikar6702]

I’m convinced that if you have heavy duty jobs to wash, go with a good quality gasoline unit. The time you will save outweighs the savings from one of these cheap knock-offs

[@nickrackel7949]

Thanks for the info! I had one of these in my cart about to buy

[@TheTopseat]

Thanks for the video. I’m a new townhome owner and I’m looking to purchase a quality but not to expensive pressure washer with soap tank that can get those high up siding locations and wooden deck cleaning. Any suggestions? I’d ideally like to keep it under $300.

[@WorkshopAddict]

Gas is the only way you will clean out the peaks. Maybe a 2800 psi ryobi from home depot.

[@cashandraven2369]

I own a Sunjoe 1.76 gpm 2030 psi, it's slow going but it will do that easily,. I was able to clean my driveway reasonably well and the vinyl siding on my home with it and it's only about 200 US. Another option would be to just rent a machine if you don't plan on using yours that often.

[@mikemooney3426]

Thanks for video can you recommend a good electric one

[@tommymadux3646]

Finally someone saying thumbs up after the video as played. It before like idiots

[@mars188]

so you saying buy gas pressure washer? electric is cheaper

[@RCJOE]

You should test these again with the driveway disk cleaner

[@WorkshopAddict]

They don't have the power

[@RCJOE]

@@WorkshopAddict well that sucks. But you would think the one that can put a Max of 3600/3500 psi would work. My sunjoe 3200 works but not as fast as a gas powered one.

[@WorkshopAddict]

@@RCJOE These do about 1600psi and 1.1 gallons per minute.

[@joshmartinak4315]

Just buy a gas one… lol you have to get like 2 inches from stuff to do anything 😂 it’s so shit

[@Dubiels]

Thanks for the video! Liked

[@redeyestones3738]

There's a simple version of this. DONT BUY AN ELECTRIC PRESSURE WASHER EVER. They're simply just not worth it. If you want an effective, reliable pressure washer, you have to buy gas powered. Fact.

[@saifsaif5218]

Omg people are still falling for bs Chinese junk. I’m going to buy one & put a pressure gauge on it & i can guarantee it’s no even close to 1800psi. Try 800 The pressure is measured while it’s operating at maximum power & water flow. No chance that little toy can pull those numbers. You’ll need at least 5hp 3500w motor with hefty pump to get 3000psi. Check out ryobis new 2900psi electric washer. & take a look at the motor on that thing 🤫

[@Driver_Eddie]

Why didn’t I watch this video 3 days ago before buying one of these exact shams off Amazon lol I have never felt so personally spoken to by a KZbin video The only good thing is that bc of prime I could return it. Will be borrowing a gas powered American made beauty to get the job done

[@friendlyethan9954]

Was wondering if someone could just make a conclusion? I have watched the vid but still a bit confused. Is 1, 2, or 3 the best. or was there a different electric power washer that he recommended that I didnt catch?

[@original_silverdee]

Glad I watched this before buying one, thanks

[@DustinSilva]

Having just used a 6.5 HorsePower gasoline powered washer for four days straight (cleaning my house/patios/driveways etc) definitely dont think these even come close to comparing...Maybe they're fine for light duty (or low noise) as you demonstrated, but it would appear, good ole gasoline washers will out perform their electric counterparts; until Tesla releases a pressure washer 🤣

[@WorkshopAddict]

Gas is not going anywhere. That's coming from a guy who owns a Tesla.

[@amit2hotgun]

Only idiots think everything gas powered is automatically more powerful. If a gas powered PW is rated for 1500 psi and so is the electric, they will literally provide the same performance. In fact the electric will keep going all day with lesser noise and no pollution at a fraction of the cost while the gas powered one will guzzle fuel and be noisy and polluting. I have used both and I prefer the electric ones, they are expensive though.

[@DustinSilva]

@@amit2hotgun as I said, electric are good for light duty. If you want 3000+ psi, u gotta go gas. Life hack: try to communicate without insulting people, you'll get more respect that way.

[@tRiXMaddy]

Yeah man, gas still gonna be around unless they make one of these that run off a higher circuit, if want high power go gas, if you don't need the high psi electric is fine

[@teknician816]

Anyone that saves me money gets a sub from me. Thank you for this video.

[@PapaLuge]

Justin Got Scammed

[@PotatoBug66]

That's what he gets for not feeding the horses.

[@AtmeLook-si8qr]

Ur house supply water is just 1+ gal per minutes even you use a 1000000000dollars electric pressure water you will still get same result ..the video is totally 100% wrong at all sayying it

[@josuesanchez2742]

I'm wishing it would off been a face off vs a good pressure washer 🫡👍

[@evictioncarpentry2628]

No different then those Chinese flashlights claiming 50,000 lumens on a AAA battery lol... If it's too good to be true...

[@ginsengjin]

The wood test is useless. You have wood with varying level of wood rot.

[@CamMacMastermusic]

Here’s the best life lesson you will ever get as a consumer. BUY ONCE CRY ONCE !!!

[@aronicerda520]

But what does it mean? I’m kind of slow sorry

[@chris-8597]

@@aronicerda520 I think it means if you buy something nice and expensive, you’ll cry over how expensive it is but, you wont cry a bunch of times having bought a bunch of cheap crappy stuff

[@Safe_revenue]

You saved me from wasting money, someone got a new subscriber, thank you!

[@enea3820]

Why don’t you compare STIHL electric pressure washers ??

[@gwenhavlichek5025]

Thank you so much for doing these tests and educating us. Especially with the 110 capability and the amount of pressure the hose can withstand.

[@lebu5825]

I would’ve liked for you to use a good pressure washer on the same wood you used with the other three also would’ve liked to see what would be a Good purchase. I appreciate the video though.

[@dreddhimston894]

Don't Kitaxon model from China 3800 no good at all works for 10 min

[@jl696]

I bought a SunJoe model that looks very similar to your number one model at Sam's for around $120 this weekend. I used it to powerwash my garage. It did a decent job of cleaning the dirt and mud which accumulated over the Winter. It's kind of cheaply made but for what I needed it worked well enough.

[@DZX5000]

the biggest scam on Amazon is that the rating you see is NOT on the product your viewing but the entire store front. total bs.

[@conraddubois6150]

I have had 2 of these electric power washers and they both lasted 1 year so they are mostly junk!

[@popsfoodboat4941]

You are right. I purchased the middle one on your bench listed as a Papaco Outdoor 3600 psi 2.4 gpm.. Pacaco sent me a postcard stating they would give me a $50 Amazon E-gift card if i left them a 5 star review. They never give you a gift card so this is how they are getting great reviews. Don't fall for this. Also the Pacaco Outdoor Amazon pressure washer died after the 3rd use.

[@josephthomas2226]

You are the MAN!

[@amarayyash6626]

Right on brother. Thanks for the honest review! I was watching and reading the reviews on Amazon and it sounded too good to be true. I'm sure those folks doing reviews are getting the machines for free, in exchange for a 4/5 or 5/5 review.

[@robari2410]

You tell us about all the stuff that doesn't really work, how about telling us about a few that in your opinion are good products!!

[@postingid3214]

Cat 1800 or this one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jqCrgnl9ibGJjZY

[@DGomez__]

How do you feel about the ryobi electric pressure washer model# RY142300?

[@joeversus2893]

I'd had my electric Ryobi for 6 years and I beat the shit out of it. Still runs good surprisingly used it about 250 plus hours of use it still works.

[@lauretiu]

Im so glad i found you. I almost baught an electric powryte pressure washer that was supposed to be 4000 psi 3GPM

[@ilovemoney2762]

Out of all the ones i have tried from amazon the powryte 3800 was the strongest i had but it stopped working after the 3rd use. The teande was garbage hondox was garbage. The powryte was somewhat the strongest but a $200 price tag. I just returned the powryte after 6 mnths purchase they honored a refund - $30 for shipping so i just got the new mr alliance 3800 for $170.. I like the gas ones but not in my price range for the use i need. Thanks for this video wish i wouldve known sooner. Also stay away from the ones with the bottle on the side for the soap with a plastic tube. The foam "cannon" is ok.

[@mdmconstruction]

@@ilovemoney2762 your gonna waste a lot of money just get a hyundai gas decent enough