High Pressure Surface Cleaner

[jlawso21]

I had the Briggs & Stratton cleaner from Lowes and used it for several years. I lost the brush that went with it so I just bought this one this year, it's a Karcher;
https://www.amazon.com/Karcher-15-I...rface+cleaner&qid=1558467290&s=gateway&sr=8-3
It is much better than the Briggs. I did my Trex deck and I was pleased that it left no "swirl" marks.

 

[newbury]

This seems to be the best place to put my question. Moderators can move it if need be.

We seem to be needing a high pressure surface cleaner to clean patios and concrete pads here and at our daughter's homes. My washer is a 2200 psi with 1.5 gpm. So a 12-15" is all it could handle.

Any suggestions or advice?

Thanks for your time.

RSKY

To get back to the OP's request
I bought one of the Karcher 15-Inch Pressure Washer Surface Cleaner Attachment for my Troy-Bilt gas 3100 psi/ 2.7GPM washer. It was $40 at HD last fall.

The areas I had cleaned last summer were built back up with algae. There are areas on my 50 yr old concrete deck that "pools" water.
I've two areas about 15'x20'. I threw some Oxiclean down on one in a pool of water and let it set for an hour at 80F. Went back out and started pressure washing with the nozzle that did about a 6" path. It was just as slow as last year. Put the Pressure Washer Surface Cleaner Attachment on and DARN!! It was like gliding a floor buffer over. What had taken an hour or two was done in 10 minutes. WELL worth the $$ for concrete.

/edit - Just for s&g I went back out and did the other half without Oxi presoak. Came off just as easy. Wish I had bought one when I started.

 

[rgr33]

After reading the posts on this attachment, I decided to try the Karcher model I bought last summer, then put on the shelf and promptly forgot about.

That thing was amazing, and as mentioned, you don’t get nearly as soaked as just using the wand, and a nice even cleaning pattern.
This thing will not be ignored by me again.