What's the difference between a pressure washer and a power washer?
Pressure washers and power washers are similar. The main difference is power washers use heated water to clean while a pressure washer does not. A pressure washer is ideal for household use on surfaces like brick and concrete. It is less abrasive on surfaces than power washing. Suggested uses for Electric Pressure Washers are Car, Decking, Siding and Driveway. Check out our most reviewed product, the 2300 PSI 1.2 GPM High Performance Cold Water Corded Electric Pressure Washer.
What types of nozzles are available for Electric Pressure Washers?
The best way to determine the nozzle size is by the pressure washer's Gallons Per Minute (GPM) and maximum pressure or PSI. It's essential to understand what type of nozzle you need as the wrong size can damage the pressure washer or impede its performance. The pressure washer manufacturer provides information about the nozzle that is best for the equipment. There are also nozzle types based on function. Within Electric Pressure Washers, nozzle types include Pro Style tips with quick disconnect, Multi-Pattern, Adjustable Nozzle, Turbo Nozzle and Rotating Turbo Nozzle.
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