This looks ok for the money and cheaper than some other more well known brands. Product Details - Brand: Workzone Cable Length: 5m Dimensions: Approx. 290 x 260 x 485mm Hose Length: 5m (PVC) Material: Plastic Housing Power: 1400W Product Type: Garden Maintenance Summer is the perfect time to jet wash the patios, decking, cars, pipes and walls. If it's affordable power cleaning you're after, then this 1400W pressure washer is just what you're looking for.
Contents
•1 x Spray Gun •1 x 5m Cable •1 x Short Handle •1 x HPC Connector •1 x 5m HP hose •2 x Wheels •1 x Soap Bottle •1 x Cleaning Pin •1 x Lance •Cable Tidy •On board storage
Features
•Brush Motor •Working Pressure: 70 bar •Max. Pressure: 105 bar •Flow Rate: 372 l/h •Hose connector system •92dB sound power level •Integrated fine water filter
Safety Warning
Not suitable for connection to the portable water mains. Use a backflow prevention device.
Top comments
MrMattClarke
22 Jun 173#10
Are people confusing bar with psi? It's not 70 psi, it's 70 bar!
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Bilbo1968
22 Jun 17#1
Waste of time..
secretmsg
22 Jun 171#2
hot
heaney676
22 Jun 17#3
At 70psi it'd be grand for cleaning your car but I wouldn't expect great results on pavement or patio either and 92dB I'm sure it's pretty loud. Cheap enough but worth shopping around online.
Bilbo1968
22 Jun 17#4
Ermm that's a different model so not relevant - I'll repeat what I've already said, this will struggle to remove anything but the newest marks from a patio and any decent pressure washer shouldn't be used on a car. This is a toy.
jrw to Bilbo1968
22 Jun 172#13
Any decent pressure washer shouldn't be used on a car? :laughing:
I have a Karcher K5 which is 145 bar and it is perfectly fine on the car. As long as you aren't using the rotating 'cone' (dirtblaster)lance and you use the vario lance which gives a fan jet then there is no risk of damage to your car.
Car valeters/detailers use much more powerful machines such as Kranzle. It is all down to the lance you use. You should never use the direct jet dirt blasting nozzles on a car.
linhang90
22 Jun 17#5
For the price it'll go hot!!!!
stoneblade
22 Jun 17#6
Just to add, comes with the standard Aldi 3 year warranty so I believe. Heat
Josu
22 Jun 17#7
With this pressure usless thing :disappointed:
willyzippy89
22 Jun 17#8
Wtf is a backflow prevention device?
Gordinho to willyzippy89
22 Jun 17#21
A device for preventing backflow.
All outside taps used to connect hoses to should have them anyway but it's to prevent contaminated water from your device syphoning back into the public water main.
I think.
Also, I'm wondering if that should say potable rather than portable in the Aldi ad.
Opening post
Product Details -
Brand: Workzone
Cable Length: 5m
Dimensions: Approx. 290 x 260 x 485mm
Hose Length: 5m (PVC)
Material: Plastic Housing
Power: 1400W
Product Type: Garden Maintenance
Summer is the perfect time to jet wash the patios, decking, cars, pipes and walls. If it's affordable power cleaning you're after, then this 1400W pressure washer is just what you're looking for.
Contents
•1 x Spray Gun
•1 x 5m Cable
•1 x Short Handle
•1 x HPC Connector
•1 x 5m HP hose
•2 x Wheels
•1 x Soap Bottle
•1 x Cleaning Pin
•1 x Lance
•Cable Tidy
•On board storage
Features
•Brush Motor
•Working Pressure: 70 bar
•Max. Pressure: 105 bar
•Flow Rate: 372 l/h
•Hose connector system
•92dB sound power level
•Integrated fine water filter
Safety Warning
Not suitable for connection to the portable water mains. Use a backflow prevention device.
Top comments
All comments (24)
I have a Karcher K5 which is 145 bar and it is perfectly fine on the car. As long as you aren't using the rotating 'cone' (dirtblaster)lance and you use the vario lance which gives a fan jet then there is no risk of damage to your car.
Car valeters/detailers use much more powerful machines such as Kranzle. It is all down to the lance you use. You should never use the direct jet dirt blasting nozzles on a car.
All outside taps used to connect hoses to should have them anyway but it's to prevent contaminated water from your device syphoning back into the public water main.
I think.
Also, I'm wondering if that should say potable rather than portable in the Aldi ad.