Great tip on where to keep the hose. I always have that problem when washing my car. That adaptor really does make a difference with these pressure washers and the upgraded house looks 10x easier to use than the stock one.
If you keep thigs efficient and less frustrating you are more likely to do them. Washing my car is an escape from a stressful day so whatever I can do to make it easier.
Just wanna say Big Thanks to all your videos, I've been following and gathered so much education from your videos that allowed my car wash setup come together perfectly! God bless u Man!! U rock!
I like the second half of the set up to interchange. Where can I find the products you were kind of talking too fast and the description is just a bunch of websites I wish it was a little easier to get a list to purchase those items.
That would be the following. Hose comes with the adapters needed. Foam cannon and gun come together. 3/8 Hose with fittings - amzn.to/3ALgLWK Spray Gun and Foam Cannon - amzn.to/3gFRQKQ
First time seeing you and you do a great job with everything, short, concise, knowledgeable, testing techniques, quick links. I'll be sure to purchase the things I want through your links! Again awesome work!
I just bought mine today and played with it a bit, i hate how hard it is to disconnect and connect the attachments, its kills my lil hands. I'm excited to switch to all these upgrades though, thye look like they will be easier on my hands and any hose is beter than the stock one! Thank you so much for this video! You saved this do-it-yourself housewife a massive headache!
Quick question, i just bought this for my detailing business. For the foam cannon, do i press the trigger with the foam cannnon on and the foam will come out?
If it’s hooked up to the spray gun then all you have to do is pull the trigger . Foam cannon does all the work. You just got to aim and cover the car. Only other thing you would Need is to make sure soap dilution is good and the spray turn knob at the top is full foam.
I don't understand why no one is able to figure out how to get around the ramp-ups and still get perfectly accurate measurements without guesswork. Seems pretty obvious to me. Let T = length of time for ramp-up. Shoot water into bucket for T amount of time (3 secs in this case). Stop, record that weight, call it W1. Then empty bucket, and run test again for T PLUS 1min (1:03 in this case). Record that weight, call it W2. Now W = W2 - W1. Finally W / 8.3454 gives you gallons per minute, with ramp-up time completely removed from the equation. No guess work or guesstimating. You are still looking at 1min of run-time (1:03 - 0:03 = 1:00), except you have shifted the window you are looking at, with it now starting when the device is fully ramped up, instead of when the trigger is pulled. Honestly, I think these review channels should just do this with all pressure washers they test, since all of them differ in time to reach full power. Why not just do what I outlined above, but make T = 10 seconds and test EVERY pressure washer this way. No pressure washer takes longer than 10 seconds to ramp up, and this way, you are getting the best, most accurate comparison and data possible.
You make a valid point I myself have not changed much I weight the water now, but the ramp up itself is not going to make that big a difference in the end result. I just now if it has a 2 second ramp up I just stop a second late since even durign ramp up it is moving some water. if its 1.51 gpm or 1.53 gpm thats not enough to make a difference. Plus you can get a different result every time you measure. Water temp, water usage in the house, voltage , etc. can all change constantly.
@@CarsWithKeav You're right, it has a marginal impact on the results, but as you always say: You're a "numbers guy", so I figured if anyone was gonna appreciate my suggestion, it would be you. Although, for something like the Greenworks Pro 2300 PSI 2.3 GPM, the ramp up on that is insanely long. I think specifically for a pressure washer like that, running a GPM test with, and without accounting for the ramp up time would have a pretty substantial impact and the results. When I watch Obsessed Garage review that pressure washer, they tried to get around the ramp up time by having someone hold the bucket, while Matt ramped up the machine and then, while running, try to get the pressure washer nozzle into the hole in the lid.
@@andrecoetze33 For sure I’ll try that if it’s a really long ramp up. Since I normally deal with machines that have auto start stop most have a quick ramp up. I watched those videos with Matt was entertaining watching them do that. I don’t have a helper to hold the bucket to even attempt and not sure I would want to. 🤣 I really appreciate the recommendation I for sure don’t know all the best ways, but comments like this help a lot to get things dialed in.
I just bought the spray gun attachment after watching this video and it seems a little hard to turn it so that it stayed in place. It's as if it isn't the right size. Was this the same case for you? I have the greenworks 1900 psi portable pressure washer.
It’s made universal for a bunch of different spray guns so some might have slightly more tolerance than others. On one I had to push down really hard in order to turn it.
@@MikeR.2 Right now I use Incredible Suds by DIY Detail. Only need 1 ounce in a foam cannon. With a 1.2gpm machine you make sure you have a 1.1 size orifice and it should foam good.
@@spunkee311 Just experience in so many machines. I have reviewed 3 greenworks and the whole brand is 14mm. So is Ryobi as well. Usually any Big Box retail store pressure washer product in the U.S. is 14mm. I always have a few 15mm to 14mm adapters just in case when reviewing it is different. Rest assured though if it’s Greenworks it is 100% 14mm. amzn.to/47Iv8Kt
Got almost 8 hours out of mine before something blew inside of it. Paid 79 for it so got my $ worth. Next time I’ll spend a little more, maybe get a good one.
That’s weird they usually last a long time you used the stock nozzles or try others. They last a long time when switching to nozzles meant to maximize GPM.
I used the stock nozzle. It wasn’t running hot or in use when it blew. Just plugged it in, hit the power button, ran for almost 2 seconds and blew. Seems like if you have to change from stock nozzles for it to last - then they should upgrade their “stock” nozzles. Really have to research everything before you buy, and use. Jmo
Need a hood snow foam. Dollar tree soap is most likely Armor All and they don’t foam at all. This soap was Gtechniq W4. Chemical guys snow foam or Adam’s car shampoo are good starter soaps to get into foaming. They both are good and price won’t hurt your wallet. amzn.to/3YT9zCv amzn.to/3Tm1oxh Gtechniq is twice the cost, but the bottle is twice the size. amzn.to/3ZRnSZs. Any of these 100ml or 3 ounces is what you put in your foam cannon.
@@CarsWithKeav what are you thought on meguiars gold class soap ? will it foam up good ? i bought the same set up as you from the links on this vid last month.
I bought the 1800 one because I’m older lady. I can use it very well but I have a difficult time getting the long wand separated from the handle part. Am I just not strong enough? I do have male neighbors who can help me with it. Subscribed! Can you do some car and other tasks for ladies and older people? You’re young and it’s probably not your focus however, maybe you know someone who can do videos for us? Thank you.
Thanks for watching. I do have several videos on making washing easier. angled pieces, step stools and other things to make washing more enjoyable. Now that wand can be a bit tricky. It wont turn until you pull it down toward the handle then it should turn counter clockwise. Its kind of spring loaded in there and you have to pull down to relieve the tension.
I was going to rent a gas power washer for $77, instead, I think I'll pick this up. I would eventually like to own a 3200 psi gas model when we buy a home.
I had one for years myself before getting the VE52. From what I have heard the Ryobi and Greenworks are basically the same pump and internals. Just different nozzles.
It sends a concentrated stream close to what the 0 degree does just rotated around. It sure can clean dirt of quickly, but it is also increases the chances of scratching a good bit. Works good on tires though and certain types of unpainted wheels.
I just bought one of these and it must be a lemon pressure washes for 1 second then waits 10seconds and pressure washes for 1 second again. So frustrating
That sucks. If brand new a few things to check would be if the nozzle is clogged which is very common, check for leaks as well, if that doesn't work I would take it back. it is rare for one of these to be a lemon, but it can happen.
At lowes, theirs kobalt and the greenworks with same price, I'd purchases kobalt but haven't used yet! What you think about kobalt? Should i use that or return and get greenworks? I'll appreciate the response.. I liked the video
You twist the one that comes with it into the spray gun and if you buy an aftermarket gun you need the adapter that I show at 5:33 in order to connect it. This is a link to that adapter for the stock spray gun. amzn.to/3tX8zRK
With the right adapters for m22 and 3/8 you could get a swivel to work on the stock gun, but it will be a very cumbersome long extension at the bottom and not worth it IMO. The amount you spent you could have gotten a decent aftermarket spray gun with a swivel built in.
@@CarsWithKeav thanks appreciate the feedback . I purchased the build You put together In this video from the links you provided ! This set up works amazing 👍🏼
For anything less than $600 and using a 15 AMP circuit the answer is yes. Active VE52 is the same unit with different cosmetics. Active makes the CAT unit using the same pump and motor.
That sucks. They are so cheaply made. I had the same issue in the video. It kept wanting to fall out. You can add a better foam cannon to the end of the wand. They are so much better.
Best way to get foam is soft water. This was about 50ppm water from the house. Using distilled warm water in the bottle. A very good soap made for foam cannon use.
I love washing so I don't have dirty cars. LOL Bone stock would be a regular review, but this channel is about washing cars and how to make washing easier. Appreciate the feedback might think about doing that on the next review.
@@CarsWithKeav I think most average joes would use what's included in box of pressure washer and crossing their fingers while washing the dirtiest vehicle. Quick question...while searching gas pressure washer, why some have (CARB) which I guess is carbureted and if they don't say it is there such a fuel injected pressure washer..lol
@@TheNezfamily There are fuel injected pressure washers out there, but not many. Cheapest one is probably $600 too $700. If it was EFI they would for sure have it as a marketing tool so would state that. CARB means the engine meets current emission regulations for certain states. I think there are maybe 20 states that engines sold there must be CARB compliant, California being the front runner.
@@TheNezfamily the pressure washer isn’t adequate in stock form to wash cars, especially trucks. It’s too inconvenient to drag a pressure washer around with a short hose for it to be a good experience
@@pantac4493 I’m referring to someone who could just walk in a store purchase the pressure washer and use whatever comes in box. Like for an average dude. Not someone who owns a detailing shop and has endless cash flow or other additions to modify, customize the pressure washer and lengthened hose to 3 miles, but use what’s in the box to wash things🤷🏿♂️
It’s awesome . Just doesn’t last long if you wash cars twice asl week. You might get 3 to 6months max out of it. I have purchased this 3 times . At the 3rd time I bought warranty which didn’t work much because lowes claims manufacturer warranty needs to expire first. It works great , dope but I can’t figure out how to make it last long. Perhaps it’s not for hard core weekly use .
You could upgrade to their Pro versions which will last longer. Just don’t know if they would last long enough to get full value versus this cheaper one. Ryobi makes a similar one that many mobile detailers use all day and don’t seem to break.
Wanna know a Lowes hack? Buy this Greenworks pressure washer and pay the $25-$30 3 year warranty. If you have issues easily no questions asked replaced by Lowes
They offer those knowing most will not deal with the hassle or forget they bought one. I myself have a policy of never buying any extended warranty. Luckily only 2% of the time I have an issue so I am way ahead.
@@chrisginoc I’m just speaking for the normal person anything is a hassle. 🤣 25 minutes to any Lowe’s for me kind of live out in the country. I worked at several companies that did extended warranties and it’s a great value added to the customer, but also a profit Avenue for the business to add to the sale. Appreciate the feedback!
@@CarsWithKeav I imagine if you're using it all the time, but all I do is rinse my sailboat off from time to time... uncoiling it properly makes all the diff
@@Cacheola Agreed, a few times here and there not worth the upgrade. Washing multiple cars every week the experience is 3x better with a good hose. I’m more likely to wash if it’s an enjoyable experience which is why I upgrade everything. It’s all in what you like. In the end it’s wants vs needs and I want everything. 🤣
Best testing methods I've seen on youtube with zero bs added.
Appreciate that !
Great tip on where to keep the hose. I always have that problem when washing my car. That adaptor really does make a difference with these pressure washers and the upgraded house looks 10x easier to use than the stock one.
If you keep thigs efficient and less frustrating you are more likely to do them. Washing my car is an escape from a stressful day so whatever I can do to make it easier.
Just wanna say Big Thanks to all your videos, I've been following and gathered so much education from your videos that allowed my car wash setup come together perfectly! God bless u Man!! U rock!
Really appreciate the kind words! It’s great motivation.
I like the second half of the set up to interchange. Where can I find the products you were kind of talking too fast and the description is just a bunch of websites I wish it was a little easier to get a list to purchase those items.
That would be the following. Hose comes with the adapters needed. Foam cannon and gun come together.
3/8 Hose with fittings - amzn.to/3ALgLWK
Spray Gun and Foam Cannon - amzn.to/3gFRQKQ
First time seeing you and you do a great job with everything, short, concise, knowledgeable, testing techniques, quick links. I'll be sure to purchase the things I want through your links! Again awesome work!
Really Appreciate the kind words! 🙏
4:34 I'm not getting that much suds/foam with meguire's wax combo soap or something.
You will need a really good foaming soap like DIY Detail Incredible suds, Adam’s mega foam, etc. the Meguires products don’t foam all that good.
@@CarsWithKeavMeguiars hyperwash foams really well. One of the best foam cannon soaps I've ever used.
Thank You! The box was missing directions. After 20 minutes on our own we turned to RUclips. Thank you!!!
You’re welcome.
Yo thank u for this i been looking for a machine that doesnt break the bank and i didnt eanna buy harbor or ryobi.
You’re Welcome! Hope you enjoy it.
I just bought mine today and played with it a bit, i hate how hard it is to disconnect and connect the attachments, its kills my lil hands. I'm excited to switch to all these upgrades though, thye look like they will be easier on my hands and any hose is beter than the stock one! Thank you so much for this video! You saved this do-it-yourself housewife a massive headache!
You are most welcome. Upgrades are alway fun to try.
1st that liquimoly shirt is 🔥..another solid review for the economical pressure washer
It’s my favorite shirt right now. Did you get one? I think Jon gave a box to you guys.
Quick question, i just bought this for my detailing business. For the foam cannon, do i press the trigger with the foam cannnon on and the foam will come out?
If it’s hooked up to the spray gun then all you have to do is pull the trigger . Foam cannon does all the work. You just got to aim and cover the car. Only other thing you would Need is to make sure soap dilution is good and the spray turn knob at the top is full foam.
@@CarsWithKeav Thanks, I’ll be using it today
@@cheesestiks_ Cool, if you have any questions DM me on Instagram or reply here and I will try to help.
I don't understand why no one is able to figure out how to get around the ramp-ups and still get perfectly accurate measurements without guesswork. Seems pretty obvious to me. Let T = length of time for ramp-up. Shoot water into bucket for T amount of time (3 secs in this case). Stop, record that weight, call it W1. Then empty bucket, and run test again for T PLUS 1min (1:03 in this case). Record that weight, call it W2. Now W = W2 - W1. Finally W / 8.3454 gives you gallons per minute, with ramp-up time completely removed from the equation. No guess work or guesstimating. You are still looking at 1min of run-time (1:03 - 0:03 = 1:00), except you have shifted the window you are looking at, with it now starting when the device is fully ramped up, instead of when the trigger is pulled.
Honestly, I think these review channels should just do this with all pressure washers they test, since all of them differ in time to reach full power. Why not just do what I outlined above, but make T = 10 seconds and test EVERY pressure washer this way. No pressure washer takes longer than 10 seconds to ramp up, and this way, you are getting the best, most accurate comparison and data possible.
You make a valid point I myself have not changed much I weight the water now, but the ramp up itself is not going to make that big a difference in the end result. I just now if it has a 2 second ramp up I just stop a second late since even durign ramp up it is moving some water. if its 1.51 gpm or 1.53 gpm thats not enough to make a difference. Plus you can get a different result every time you measure. Water temp, water usage in the house, voltage , etc. can all change constantly.
@@CarsWithKeav You're right, it has a marginal impact on the results, but as you always say: You're a "numbers guy", so I figured if anyone was gonna appreciate my suggestion, it would be you. Although, for something like the Greenworks Pro 2300 PSI 2.3 GPM, the ramp up on that is insanely long. I think specifically for a pressure washer like that, running a GPM test with, and without accounting for the ramp up time would have a pretty substantial impact and the results. When I watch Obsessed Garage review that pressure washer, they tried to get around the ramp up time by having someone hold the bucket, while Matt ramped up the machine and then, while running, try to get the pressure washer nozzle into the hole in the lid.
@@andrecoetze33 For sure I’ll try that if it’s a really long ramp up. Since I normally deal with machines that have auto start stop most have a quick ramp up. I watched those videos with Matt was entertaining watching them do that. I don’t have a helper to hold the bucket to even attempt and not sure I would want to. 🤣 I really appreciate the recommendation I for sure don’t know all the best ways, but comments like this help a lot to get things dialed in.
I just bought the spray gun attachment after watching this video and it seems a little hard to turn it so that it stayed in place. It's as if it isn't the right size. Was this the same case for you? I have the greenworks 1900 psi portable pressure washer.
It’s made universal for a bunch of different spray guns so some might have slightly more tolerance than others. On one I had to push down really hard in order to turn it.
How did you get good foam like that for a 1.2GMP?
MJJC foam cannon is the main reason and a really good foaming soap. Hanging the orifice nozzle to a 1.1mm size as well helps.
@@CarsWithKeav I have a 1900 max psi and 1.2 gpm and what soap do you use?
@@MikeR.2 Right now I use Incredible Suds by DIY Detail. Only need 1 ounce in a foam cannon. With a 1.2gpm machine you make sure you have a 1.1 size orifice and it should foam good.
@@CarsWithKeav thank you sir!! And I love your content.
@@MikeR.2 thanks!
Where is the link for m22 14MM connection with a 3/8 inch disconnect for the front of the pressure washer
Sorry about that. It came with the hose I bought, but this is the link to what you need.
amzn.to/3NVO4ON
Thanks. I did end up buying this hose. How do you know if it’s 14mm vs 15mm. The green works instruction manual does not detail this anywhere
@@spunkee311 Just experience in so many machines. I have reviewed 3 greenworks and the whole brand is 14mm. So is Ryobi as well. Usually any Big Box retail store pressure washer product in the U.S. is 14mm. I always have a few 15mm to 14mm adapters just in case when reviewing it is different. Rest assured though if it’s Greenworks it is 100% 14mm. amzn.to/47Iv8Kt
I just put my new one together and I can’t get the water to come out of the hose at a force it just dribbles out. What am I doing wrong?
Is this with the nozzle in? Have you tried with the colored nozzles off? There could be dirt or some debri blocking that small hole.
Got almost 8 hours out of mine before something blew inside of it. Paid 79 for it so got my $ worth. Next time I’ll spend a little more, maybe get a good one.
That’s weird they usually last a long time you used the stock nozzles or try others. They last a long time when switching to nozzles meant to maximize GPM.
I used the stock nozzle. It wasn’t running hot or in use when it blew.
Just plugged it in, hit the power button, ran for almost 2 seconds and blew. Seems like if you have to change from stock nozzles for it to last - then they should upgrade their “stock” nozzles. Really have to research everything before you buy, and use. Jmo
Maybe I missed it but do you have a recommendation for a garden hose?
I’m a big fan of the Flexzilla 5/8 swivel hose. amzn.to/3TQaCnO
Thank so much. I did purchase it.
Nice succinct video. Great review …. And that stubby T connector find is awesome , buying one today.
Thank you
what soap do you use. i have a dollar tree soap and it don’t foam like that
Need a hood snow foam. Dollar tree soap is most likely Armor All and they don’t foam at all. This soap was Gtechniq W4. Chemical guys snow foam or Adam’s car shampoo are good starter soaps to get into foaming. They both are good and price won’t hurt your wallet. amzn.to/3YT9zCv amzn.to/3Tm1oxh Gtechniq is twice the cost, but the bottle is twice the size. amzn.to/3ZRnSZs. Any of these 100ml or 3 ounces is what you put in your foam cannon.
@@CarsWithKeav what are you thought on meguiars gold class soap ? will it foam up good ? i bought the same set up as you from the links on this vid last month.
Amazing video. Ordered my second one at Bestbuy for $99. Plan to use the older one for work.
Nice! Hope it works out well for you.
I bought the 1800 one because I’m older lady. I can use it very well but I have a difficult time getting the long wand separated from the handle part. Am I just not strong enough? I do have male neighbors who can help me with it. Subscribed! Can you do some car and other tasks for ladies and older people?
You’re young and it’s probably not your focus however, maybe you know someone who can do videos for us? Thank you.
Thanks for watching. I do have several videos on making washing easier. angled pieces, step stools and other things to make washing more enjoyable. Now that wand can be a bit tricky. It wont turn until you pull it down toward the handle then it should turn counter clockwise. Its kind of spring loaded in there and you have to pull down to relieve the tension.
I was going to rent a gas power washer for $77, instead, I think I'll pick this up. I would eventually like to own a 3200 psi gas model when we buy a home.
Just need to make sure you don't strip the paint off the house with that much pressure. LOL
Another great contender 🙌🏽
This is the trusted unit, we know it works and will last. The Harbor Freight one we have no idea how well it will last.
Are you putting pure soap in the dispenser or premix of 10 to 1
10:1 in both the stock foamer and my MJJC foamed.
You ought to try the ryobi 1600 from Home Depot
I’ve seen other reviews on you tube not to shabby
I had one for years myself before getting the VE52. From what I have heard the Ryobi and Greenworks are basically the same pump and internals. Just different nozzles.
I always thought the turbo nozzle was good for washing the car
It sends a concentrated stream close to what the 0 degree does just rotated around. It sure can clean dirt of quickly, but it is also increases the chances of scratching a good bit. Works good on tires though and certain types of unpainted wheels.
I just bought one of these and it must be a lemon pressure washes for 1 second then waits 10seconds and pressure washes for 1 second again. So frustrating
That sucks. If brand new a few things to check would be if the nozzle is clogged which is very common, check for leaks as well, if that doesn't work I would take it back. it is rare for one of these to be a lemon, but it can happen.
At lowes, theirs kobalt and the greenworks with same price, I'd purchases kobalt but haven't used yet! What you think about kobalt? Should i use that or return and get greenworks?
I'll appreciate the response..
I liked the video
I don’t think there is much difference between all of them. They usually are made in the same facility with different exterior shells.
How do u connect thebsoap
You twist the one that comes with it into the spray gun and if you buy an aftermarket gun you need the adapter that I show at 5:33 in order to connect it. This is a link to that adapter for the stock spray gun. amzn.to/3tX8zRK
Does the swivel work on the stock gun ?
With the right adapters for m22 and 3/8 you could get a swivel to work on the stock gun, but it will be a very cumbersome long extension at the bottom and not worth it IMO. The amount you spent you could have gotten a decent aftermarket spray gun with a swivel built in.
@@CarsWithKeav thanks appreciate the feedback . I purchased the build
You put together In this video from the links you provided ! This set up works amazing 👍🏼
Is the cat pressure washer the best one for GPM?
For anything less than $600 and using a 15 AMP circuit the answer is yes. Active VE52 is the same unit with different cosmetics. Active makes the CAT unit using the same pump and motor.
Awesome videos
Thank You!
The water bottle won't lock in place
That sucks. They are so cheaply made. I had the same issue in the video. It kept wanting to fall out. You can add a better foam cannon to the end of the wand. They are so much better.
Hi there, how did you get the soap dispenser to foam like that?
Best way to get foam is soft water. This was about 50ppm water from the house. Using distilled warm water in the bottle. A very good soap made for foam cannon use.
should've done a bone stock with no upgrades and a dirty car
I love washing so I don't have dirty cars. LOL
Bone stock would be a regular review, but this channel is about washing cars and how to make washing easier.
Appreciate the feedback might think about doing that on the next review.
@@CarsWithKeav I think most average joes would use what's included in box of pressure washer and crossing their fingers while washing the dirtiest vehicle. Quick question...while searching gas pressure washer, why some have (CARB) which I guess is carbureted and if they don't say it is there such a fuel injected pressure washer..lol
@@TheNezfamily There are fuel injected pressure washers out there, but not many. Cheapest one is probably $600 too $700. If it was EFI they would for sure have it as a marketing tool so would state that. CARB means the engine meets current emission regulations for certain states. I think there are maybe 20 states that engines sold there must be CARB compliant, California being the front runner.
@@TheNezfamily the pressure washer isn’t adequate in stock form to wash cars, especially trucks. It’s too inconvenient to drag a pressure washer around with a short hose for it to be a good experience
@@pantac4493 I’m referring to someone who could just walk in a store purchase the pressure washer and use whatever comes in box. Like for an average dude. Not someone who owns a detailing shop and has endless cash flow or other additions to modify, customize the pressure washer and lengthened hose to 3 miles, but use what’s in the box to wash things🤷🏿♂️
It’s awesome . Just doesn’t last long if you wash cars twice asl week. You might get 3 to 6months max out of it. I have purchased this 3 times . At the 3rd time I bought warranty which didn’t work much because lowes claims manufacturer warranty needs to expire first. It works great , dope but I can’t figure out how to make it last long. Perhaps it’s not for hard core weekly use .
You could upgrade to their Pro versions which will last longer. Just don’t know if they would last long enough to get full value versus this cheaper one. Ryobi makes a similar one that many mobile detailers use all day and don’t seem to break.
Damn I’m buying that one now! And right now it’s $79
Nice!
Watching this vid just made me realize I forgot to get the part for the pressure in Orlando 😂😂😂
Oh crap. Well I got the car back so I can get it to you. 😂
@@CarsWithKeav all good, we will see each other again
Wanna know a Lowes hack? Buy this Greenworks pressure washer and pay the $25-$30 3 year warranty. If you have issues easily no questions asked replaced by Lowes
They offer those knowing most will not deal with the hassle or forget they bought one. I myself have a policy of never buying any extended warranty. Luckily only 2% of the time I have an issue so I am way ahead.
@@CarsWithKeav Hassle? Lowes is 10 mins away from me. I worked at Lowes as well so I know the return process is easy.
@@chrisginoc I’m just speaking for the normal person anything is a hassle. 🤣 25 minutes to any Lowe’s for me kind of live out in the country. I worked at several companies that did extended warranties and it’s a great value added to the customer, but also a profit Avenue for the business to add to the sale. Appreciate the feedback!
That's not a "hack" 🤦♂️
come on buddy, uncoil the hose. I have this unit, the hose is fine
Once you try a better one you’ll never like those stock hoses again plus it’s not long enough for my needs. You have fun with it though.
@@CarsWithKeav I imagine if you're using it all the time, but all I do is rinse my sailboat off from time to time... uncoiling it properly makes all the diff
@@Cacheola Agreed, a few times here and there not worth the upgrade. Washing multiple cars every week the experience is 3x better with a good hose. I’m more likely to wash if it’s an enjoyable experience which is why I upgrade everything. It’s all in what you like. In the end it’s wants vs needs and I want everything. 🤣
This video is very “one sided”
Get it?
Love this comment. That's my kind of humor. LOL
$69 today at lowes :)
Dang, that’s a good price!
Lowes😂