Bosch AQT 33-11 Pressure Washer 110 Bar @ B&Q Free C & C - £36 @ B&Q

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Bosch AQT 33-11 Pressure Washer 110 Bar £36 @ B&Q Free C & C

£36 B&Q3 Jul 16

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goldy12

3 Jul 16

Bosch AQT 33-11 Pressure Washer 110 Bar £36 reduced from £68 @ B&Q
Free C & C , alternatively £5.00 delivery charge.
Good reviews on the B& Q Web site. £49.95 @ Amazon with a 2-4 week wait again good overall reviews for this machine. £69 @ John Lewis but you could try a price match with them if more convenient.

•Accessories included - Fixed-fan jet nozzle, high pressure detergent system, lance, gun
•Comes with - 5m high-pressure hose, fixed-fan jet nozzle, high pressure detergent system, lance, gun
•Movement capability - Lightweight and compact design
•Onboard accessory holders for neat and safe storage
•Compatible with all Bosch pressure washer accessories
•Compact and lightweight design make it easy to move around and store
•Ready to use straight out of the box thanks to the quick-connect SDS fittings
•Comes with an auto-stop system which delivers power only when needed
•Guarantee: 2 Year product guarantee which can be extended to 3 years if the product is registered with www. MyBosch-Tools.com with 28 days of purchase

Top comments

spenspuma

3 Jul 16 13 #10

Water good deal

937666 to spenspuma

3 Jul 16 8 #11

hkphooey to jaycuk

3 Jul 16 6 #2

Got one of these especially for my car I like many detail their car using a snow foam pre wash so it's perfect. I have a more powerful pressure washer also but get it anywhere near a chip of paint on modern cars and it will strip the paint back further. If you can use a pressure washer ALONE to totally clean your car then you must have something rather special!! Pressure washers alone do not clean cars

Latest comments (65)

MrDeeee

22 Jul 16 #65

Looks like this has expired. Showing as £68 now on the B&Q website :disappointed:

oceanic

18 Jul 16 #64

what kind of hose do i need to fit it to a kitchen tap to use?

peteseymour39

17 Jul 16 #63

got one of these today great little jet wash for less than half the price of others. Does exactly what it's meant to do and you can get a 6m hose extension from Argos for £14.99 and probably cheaper from elsewhere

Ghollis_84

11 Jul 16 #62

You can get it for £32.40 via click and collect if you apply code EMAIL5510. Code expires on Tuesday

badboy698

10 Jul 16 #61

got one few days ago. put it on eBay and still not sold. not good. might just kerp it

Gordinho

10 Jul 16 #60

Loads in Dallow Rd, Luton last night.

1beetroot1

9 Jul 16 #59

Got one today. Over 20 in Stock at Bristol longwell green.

Intenso

9 Jul 16 #58

Picked one up in Bristol this morning.

Very pleased with the performance and more than powerful enough to clean up the patio slabs.

Thanks OP :smiley:

StuMc

7 Jul 16 #57

This promotion has not expired - on promotion until 21st July

StuMc

7 Jul 16 #56

Almost all stores have stock of this line - however their is a glitch within B&Q stock systems, if you use the online stock checker it only shows in stock for the stores this pressure washer is listed, not what stores physically have stock. over 6.6K pcs in stores.

catvieira

6 Jul 16 #55

Just got one yesterday from new Malden! Loads in store. Had a different price on the shelf but scanned at £36 :smiley: thanks op

a-d-e

5 Jul 16 #54

Still around 30 on a pallet in Wednesbury J9 M6 store this evening if anyone still looking for one. Turn right as you enter and they are on a pallet before you go into the garden area :wink:

sherific

5 Jul 16 #53

Still loads on the shelf (15+) at B&Q Extra Colchester. Unexpire?

ShaunnyBwoy

5 Jul 16 #52

I was thinking about doing one DIY. It's not hard to make, though not sure I have the parts spare. You can watch the youtube tutorial here

hkphooey

5 Jul 16 1 #51

well done mate..Knew it !! if you want to buy one this is it https://www.amazon.co.uk/Bosch-Priming-Suction-Pressure-Washers/dp/B00TX7DOVI or you can make your own with length of hose and a couple of non return connectors

ShaunnyBwoy

5 Jul 16 #50

Is it supposed to come with the hose adapter?

hkphooey

4 Jul 16 #49

Yeah course mate £300 later...This is just right for handy easy to store compact lite use machine...

hkphooey

4 Jul 16 #48

No mate don't use the supplied detergent bottle its next to useless, get yourself a real one

mummymelly

4 Jul 16 #47

Why is this expired? Just picked one up?

ap330d

4 Jul 16 #46

Do you used the supplied 'high pressure detergent system' or have you bought a separate lance for when you use snow foam? I'm interested in starting out with snow foam guns. Cheers.

denisedoris

4 Jul 16 #45

Great and powerful machine, having been using this for a while ! :stuck_out_tongue:

BustyB293

4 Jul 16 #44

Once you try a Kranzle, there is no going back.

steevieboy4u

4 Jul 16 #43

In Stock 3 out of 5 of my locals (Doncaster)

redandblack

4 Jul 16 #42

In stock in 5 stores in Leicestershire. (Wigston, Leicester, Loughborough, Hinckley & Melton Mowbray. Hope that helps someone. :sunglasses:

goldy12

4 Jul 16 #41

Stock showing for C&C in quite a few stores

sofiasar

4 Jul 16 #40

was it used? I tried mine once and wanted a refund. they were so cheeky and took it for a test, they they came back and said it's working ok so I can't have my money back

sofiasar

4 Jul 16 #39

very small for cars , you have to pick it up nearly all way round!!

sunney

4 Jul 16 #38

out of stock everywere

grudas

4 Jul 16 #37

works fine from a bucket. You gotta prime it first tho

jaheermk

4 Jul 16 #36

does it come with a foamer ? the diy pics show as they do

Spacehduk

3 Jul 16 1 #35

May as well put your finger over the end of a hosepipe.

iamprobably

3 Jul 16 #34

See above

iamprobably

3 Jul 16 1 #33

Yeah - dealing with tits like this mainly

andynicol

3 Jul 16 #32

I'm unsure whether HUKD will survive without your 1 deal per year average.....

tom_g

3 Jul 16 #31

Out of stock

gr2chris

3 Jul 16 #30

Hoping this will suit me as I don't have outside tap. May be a stupid question but rather than using a bucket or butt, could you fill a bath and run hose from that to the pressure washer so you have more volume?

Just a case of dropping the hose under the water level and the unit will siphon the water out or would some kind of pump / connector be needed?

madarhin

3 Jul 16 #29

Not just sick of having to reply to dumb questions?

HotUkDale

3 Jul 16 #28

Great find! heat added thanks :smiley:

iamprobably

3 Jul 16 #27

Yeah - hissy fit... Toys everywhere!

mickclark

3 Jul 16 #26

Does anyone know if I could use my old karcher fittings with this ?
The lance and deck attachment.

stuysmith

3 Jul 16 1 #25

It's what you do with it that counts. Or so I've been told...

Bikerdanny

3 Jul 16 #24

The idea looks interesting but over complex and asking to go wrong, the lance and hose ( which will have the electrical cable attached unless it wireless communicates to the washer ) will only be available from karcher and cost a small fortune, plus lances and hoses get thrown around and generally have a hard life.

Ed Winchester

3 Jul 16 #23

Interesting mate. Whats the reason there?

Hissy fit or a post brexit political stance?

iamprobably

3 Jul 16 #22

dont want to knock the original deal as, for the money, you can't go too far wrong.... but I thought this was a good deal.

I'm done with posting deals on this site but if anyone wants to then please feel free

http://www.karcheroutlet.co.uk/products/Product.asp?ID=5643&?utm_source=googlebase&utm_medium=comparsionshopping&gclid=CMiSpKnm180CFckV0wodD0MAyA

glenn13

3 Jul 16 1 #21

very short lance hose.

stuysmith

3 Jul 16 #20

Bought and used this today. IMO far better than the Karcher it's replacing :smiley:

teg2109

3 Jul 16 #19

bought last time It was on offer.
more than enough to clean cars. I don't understand how people want more powerful pressure washers for cars. It will only strip the paint away.

Matt-C

3 Jul 16 #18

Used mine the other day from a water butt, works good enough

pentekmisi

3 Jul 16 #17

https://youtu.be/b5JgQUsklpA
....for priming mode they say to fill the hose with water before use. I got the washer for 30£, its compact, light and does the basic jobs. I say its worth it. Also 2 year warranty :smiley:

petermcgregor14

3 Jul 16 #16

Bought this today, priced on shelf as £47 but scanned at £36. Just done half the garden with it, stripped away the grime on the concrete really well. It did take a little longer than my last one as I had to hold it closer to the ground in order for the pressure to be substantial enough to remove the grime. But great deal at this price. Thanks OP!

Rabbit72

3 Jul 16 #14

Any idea if this will function from a water butt apart from the water tap ?

szumiwoda1 to Rabbit72

3 Jul 16 #15

yep.just checked mine

Newbold

3 Jul 16 1 #13

Too right. Why on earth would you risk using a pressure washer on a car when a decent hose jet will do the job just as well but without the risk of stripping away paintwork?

jaycuk

3 Jul 16 1 #1

bought one last time out for the same price, compact unit fit for small tasks, bikes, windows, light duties etc, too small for driveways and cars

hkphooey to jaycuk

3 Jul 16 6 #2

thekanester to jaycuk

3 Jul 16 1 #12

Are you trying to flense you car down to the metal! I only use my pressure washer on the car when it's at its most diffuse, or if I'm trying to clean the wheels. You don't need a powerful washer for your car. That's silly.

spenspuma

3 Jul 16 13 #10

Water good deal

937666 to spenspuma

3 Jul 16 8 #11

forknknife

3 Jul 16 #7

I purchased one of these a couple of months ago when B&Q were selling them for £30.It struggled to prise out tiny weeds between slabs.I took it back and got a refund.
Should be ok for car and bike washing.

hkphooey to forknknife

3 Jul 16 #9

Other lance's like the Bosch Roto Lance make a big difference if they are compatible, i have this lance on my other more powerful Bosc and its 20 time more effective than the standard fan lance.

hkphooey

3 Jul 16 #3

Only thing i will say pictures on the box suggest this could be used independently from the mains water supply, (ie: from a bucket etc) i did try it but this didn't work, unless i had not primed it properly. Might try it again now i have used it on the mains but highly doubt it.

goldy12 to hkphooey

3 Jul 16 1 #4

Don't think any of the cheaper ones will feed from a bucket, I have a Karcher one that cost nearly £200 that does that, but a waste of time as the bucket is empty in no time .

haritori to hkphooey

3 Jul 16 #8

Yeah your supposed to attach it to a water butt or such a bucket will last you about 10 seconds.

melted

3 Jul 16 1 #6

You can certainly have too much pressure, my father once told me while he was working at a marina, his boss's son managed to strip a load of paint off his new car by using their commercial pressure washer to try to clean it. The thing was normally used to strip barnacles and anti-fouling off hulls

I'd be wary about using the highest pressure diy ones on a car in case blasting the dirt and grit stuck to the car around causes scratches to the paintwork.

hkphooey

3 Jul 16 #5

Yes true , didn't think it would to be fair ,but for giving a bike a quick wash and by using my extra large detailing buckets this would have been handy. Does give you the impression though on side of the box otherwise i wouldn't have tried it, so if people are looking on the box before hand thinking this is the case its maybe worth pointing out.

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