Careful kids not a toy

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Second that

This is no laughing matter...



...seriously good price :laughing:

Nice find chanchi :wink:

Careful kids not a toy

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Second that

Thanks.Just the jobby. :sunglasses:

This is no laughing matter...



...seriously good price :laughing:

Is this the compact version? Any good

Just orded and heat added thanks

Can I use this to clean inside the car..?

Nice find chanchi :wink:

Not very powerful compared to the rest of the range or to similar range models from rival brands such as the Bosch aqt 35-12.
But at this price this is a bargain.

Are pressure washers really bad for cars paintwork? I just bought a brand new BMW so need a bit of advice

I've got this one. Its a nice machine for the money, but not that powerful. Fine for washing the car but I found it a bit weak for much else like cleaning patio slabs

Thanks OP. heat added and order placed for c&c. :smiley: hope this model will suffice for basic patio cleaning. My old model leaks and is too heavy.

Nice One OP. Heat added :smile:

Hot! Don't need one but tempted.

Direct link?

Seems the revies on tesco say the hose is quite short, this is a concern for me, can anyone advise?

Yes only problem I have is hose is too short and not a lot of power really

get k7. beast of a machine

I have this and its great, i jetwashed the garden tiles and they look new.

I bought one in March, paid slightly more. Did a great job on my mother's garden slabs. It seems to be well made, is light andportable. My only gripe is that is has no wheels. Bargain for the money though.

Cracking deal :innocent:

Got one free a couple of months ago with coop house insurance. Crazy deal,the house insurance was only £140.... Didn't realise I needed a pressure washer until it arrived and now I pressure wash everything in sight. I think you need to be careful washing car wheels though, possible to make a hole in the tyre...

got this last year and it's absolutely amazing. Needed it to clean paving stones and they look like new! would highly recommend this to anyone needing a pressure washer

Picked mine up for around 30 from amazon but well worth 50. Karcher even gave me a bunch of free attachments because an unsmoothed bit of plastic on the trigger was giving me blisters.

saves all this palava when washing the car :smile: thanks chanchi

Pay more and get a full kit with all the bits. I got a K2 for £27 clearance in Tesco and have spent a fortune getting a longer hose (essential), alloy brush, patio cleaner. It's cheaper if you get one of the kits with all the bits in already :disappointed:

The K4 model (130bar) is also reduced, now it's £142.00. Has anyone had any experience with both models, is the extra £93 worth it for the higher model?

This K2 unit seems impressive at this price as it knocks out 110bar.

Thats a fantastic price. Our old washer, similar to the one on sale for £73, came back wrecked after being loaned out. I've been told replacing the cylinder head should fix it, but I have no idea what would be involved in doing the repair and it either mightn't be the cylinder head, or I might balls up the repair. So £49 is a small price to pay for replacing it. I already have all the parts included with the £85 set. And if I can mount this one on the old trolley stand as well, it'll be a major plus.

£378 in B&Q :smiley:

Unless you have bubble rust patches, or damaged paintwork, you're not likely to have a problem. I wouldn't expect a brand new BMW to suffer from either. And if you get the £49 model you can use the cash you might've spent on a more expensive model on a set of indicators :laughing:

Oh. GREAT!!!! :smiley:)))

Of course. You may do more harm than good and get things a little wet including electrics but it is possible - perhaps not recommended though

I have the K2 Home & Car and use the vario lance on the car to wash off the snow foam that i apply using a autobrite foam lance (bought from Amazon) - i wouldn't use the blaster lance though as this is a lot more powerful (more for cleaning paving, fences etc)

Which is better this or this?....

http://m.ebay.co.uk/itm/Kew-Alto-C110-4-5PCA-Pressure-Washer-110-Bar-240v-CLEARANCE-/182607608580?_trkparms=aid%253D222007%2526algo%253DSIC.MBE%2526ao%253D1%2526asc%253D20150519202351%2526meid%253D54648580ffa04b2296a846a56f84a43f%2526pid%253D100408%2526rk%253D1%2526rkt%253D13%2526mehot%253Dpp%2526sd%253D172634103757&_trksid=p2349624.c100408.m2460

Heat added :smiley:

thankjs Op good find

Link is no longer working...I assume their stock is gone...?

better than that crap from morrisons

only used it once, went to use it again yesterday and it doesn't work

i have one of these but when i have my car washed and use the pressure washer ,everytime i release the handle my hose pipe pops out of the machine,anyone know why?

None of the links work

Cheers for that link, just ordered that one instead!

you cant. completely different machine. Water flow rate and bar pressure is no comparison.

didn't suggest it was.

don't use the dirt blaster on any wood. you will scar, splinter or spit the wood

Ordered :sunglasses:

OP .. which TESCO Direct is your local please?. :-)

As long as you don't use the dirt blaster you'll be fine. Have used my pressure washer for years on cars and no probs here.

Expert advice here...
https://youtu.be/ehtWNLDPBt0

I had mine a few months. just the other day something went wrong and oil came out and water leaks.

no they are not. search cleaning car guru on YouTube. professional car cleaner

online deal https://www.tesco.com/direct/karcher-k2-basic-exclusive-pressure-washer-with-accessories/207-5954.prd

unless there was a reason you wanted to know my local tesco e.g. stalking etc :smiley:

No one would want to be near your local Tesco :stuck_out_tongue:
Guess its to ban you from entering Tesco :wink:

Just don't blast the reverse sensors or they are £180 each , hence why I use a car wash as 3 got water last time I used a manual car wash

Second that, I've got quite a small washer but one of the tips has enough pressure to cut through wood; this looks like it's been made for car cleaning, so you'll be OK.

Thank you OP! Got one!

Then what was the point of your post exactly?

Heat added, but it is coming with a warranty not guarantee.so you will get two year warranty. I posted the same but £10 diff.in John Lewis and it comes with two year guarantee..

Can't wait to spray my dirty wife with this :smirk:

Pay less and get a bucket and a sponge.

i don't even have to click to know exactly what you've linked :laughing:

Hahahahaha, hmmmmmmmm.

Not all TESCO Deals, and/or Stores are the same?, so .....

As we're all well aware of multiple wild goose chase Deals in the past upon here, yeh? (and via TESCO too in particular?), so I'm surprised you needed to query such?.

And that aside, knowing the specific Store Deal 'x' comes from, also helps narrow the field somewhat from those who may otherwise see it as either toooooo far from their own location in the first place?, and/or too Store specific that particular TESCO Store to otherwise want to bother with again to begin with?.

Etc etc etc ... hence my initial question to you (nothing else?). :-)

Seems a better deal, comes with wheels asnd 5m hose :wink:

maxmix

Not bad, I see it ...

Yours is £64 now (good Deal though still). :-)

Ordered, thanks op!

people asking if any good, can it be used on this ect ect so as a comparison. Not that I have to justify my comment in a public forum.

I wouldn't use the brush that comes with it. I washed my new 36K BMW with the "Car Brush". Scratched my paintwork in about 20 places. Its going to cost about £400 to fix. I will never use the pressure washer again. Since then I stick to the £5 hand wash near my house.

Thanks for the link

Nothing wrong with a short hose mate, my missus is very happy. :smile:

If she`s THAT dirty, what`s her mobile number? :wink:

I recently got the K4 as we tried the K2 and found it wasnt quite powerful enough to give a really good clean. However i will say it was 3 times the price of this so still a great deal. We used this and got the outside tiles looking nice, but using the K4 it left them almost brand new looking.

I've got an XK and bought a K2 4 years ago, primarily for under body hosing it with a lance similar to this

With time and confidence in the product, I moved onto using it with the supplied lance on the body work. Simple thing with all tools is knowing how to use them. If you put ur hand in front of the spray, close to the nozzle it'll really sting your hand (and given enough time would probably take the skin off!), but put ur hand further away and it'll be as soft as clouds - use that as a gauge of how close you should get!

Of course, this isn't enough to wash a car - no substitute for a bucket and sponge/microfiber!

Ordered thanks... need to stop looking at this site... costs me a fortune lol

Biggest problem with pressure washers on cars is that they can force water into places you don't want it to go. It will find any seals that are weak and they will also get under stuck on trim and rubber parts.

To protect the paint you can spray only at an angle, but on a new car this will strip the protective lacquer.

So I prefer not to use pressure washers on cars, except for perhaps to make a quick job of the alloys with a bit of care taken.

can this be used on bathroom tiules or is it too powerful for that?

Has anyone seen the specific model number for this K2B - I couldn't see anything detailing specifics on Tesco website?

Have been looking at extension hoses and it seems like there's quite a few different variations...

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/New-Upgraded-6m-Karcher-Aftermarket-Hose-For-K2-Series-Pressure-Washers-63908710-/351167199225 ?var=&hash=item51c33237f9:m:mTgidQ3fk1Xry5OGpiAcspw

Many thanks in advance!

I have the compact model and it took the paint off alloy wheels

Im sure it would be fine but it will make one hell of a mess unless its a wet room?!? :confused:

I think the only time a pressure washer can 'damage' car paintwork (unless you hit it with the pressure washer) is when it's already got paint or lacquer flaking off it.

Err...
How does your car cope with hand car wash places that use pressure washers which are far more powerful than this?
Or even those car washes at petrol stations?

You over-estimate the power of these domestic models (even the higher end k7 models)
They are far less powerful than the ones used at car wash places.

I believe a dirty sponge and/or slight abrasion on a dirty car causes more scratches and swirls than a pressure washer. However I've never cleaned a vehicle older than 16 years so I'm not sure how bad the rubber seals can get.

Alternative buy refurb from karcher. £39.99here

pretty good deal

How is this compared to the Nilfisk C110 ??

Ah yes, because the 5 quid hand wash really care about your paintwork don't they. They never ever, use the same sponge that they have on 500 other cars that week. Make sure you choose a handwash with them fancy blade devices, they never result in giant scratches across your panels. :smile:

I've got this (karcher outlet, prob touch cheaper then this but was recon..but came with patio attachemnt/no brush) and fine for washing cars as its not powerful enough to do any real damage whatsoever, obviously if you have rust patches or flaking paint...you dont really want to be point directly at it as likley to chip or create further damage, but just a good wash...takes 2-3passes. Used with a snow lance, does a good enough job. Originally only got it clean to sort my engine bay as had a cracked mani and one side was caked in carbon...really surprised how long its held up given the abuse its had. worth £50 regardless

Not quite sure why my previous post isn't visible regarding a comparison between the K2 and the C110, but on paper the C110 is better as it has a longer hose, greater water flow and a metal pump amongst other things.

Received my C110 today, so will test it out over the weekend.

Any self-prime water funtion？ or get water from the bucket?

Wish I got the cheap Nilfisk :disappointed:

Depends what your using it on. Contact-less cleaning doesn't work at all on cars for example, you need a sponge or the brush attachment.

apologies if this has been said before but am i right in saying this has a plastic motor? as apposed to a more robust aluminium one..

Never had a problem

just got mine. awesome....can anyone recommend a good snow foam which isnt too expensive

Anyone knows if it comes with the water hose adapter? The part that connects the water supply hose to the pressure washer?

Bilt Hambers Autofoam

The biggest difference used to be the cheaper Karchers such as the K2 have a plastic pump.

#DealScorchio! :smiley: Well done Chi-Chi. Have a bit o'heat, me oul mucker!

just picked mine up, fathers day present sorted rebel

Lol! I'll be lucky if I get slippers ..... :disappointed:

Can someone help- the hose that connects from the back of the machine to an outside tap... does this have to be bought separately or do any of the karcher packages contain one?

Also if it has to be bought is there a minimum length it has to be in order to work properly? I've seen ones as short as 2meters to 15m or 25m on a reel. I'm sure I've read somewhere that it shouldn't be too short? Can't remember where.

Advice appreciated, thanks. :smiley:

Tried mine, but can't see the tube that is used to suck the detergent out of the bottle into the machine. Is mine missing, do I need to by one separately, or am I missing something?
Thanks