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Old 07-23-2007, 12:23 PM
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Would you use one?

I just saw this commercial on tv about this "turbo washer" that mixes the soap and water together. Kind of like one of those at the hand was places with the brush and everything. But it's for your own hose.

Any consequences? Such as scratching the paint or something?

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Originally Posted by espelirS2K,Jul 23 2007, 03:23 PM
Would you use one?

I just saw this commercial on tv about this "turbo washer" that mixes the soap and water together. Kind of like one of those at the hand was places with the brush and everything. But it's for your own hose.

Any consequences? Such as scratching the paint or something?

Thanks in advance!

-Aaron
I wouldn't consider the "Turbo Washer" a pressure washer. I would however consider it a piece of junk. It's basically just a hose attachment that mixes soap into the water stream. I got something like that at Wal-Mart for $2.

A real pressure washer that either electric or gas powered can be pretty dangerous. You can strip paint with it or force water into bad places in the engine bay. So, if you use one be careful and respectful of it.
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Gotcha'! Thanks Mikey . I was just curious about it.. I'll be sure to stay away from it then
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I use a pressure washer w a foam cannon, pics to follow....
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That was just a random spray too haha, if you keep it on it, it foams EVEN MORE!
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That looks pretty cool!!
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Ill post more when I really get that foam on.
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That foam canon is pretty cool. Did you buy it from Justin over on AGO?
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wtf.... that's insaneeeee..... How much are those? Are they just adapters for pressure washers?
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