Reddit mentions: The best pressure washers

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Title | How to SUPER CLEAN Your Car (Best Clean Possible)
Description | Learn How to wash your car properly. In this video I go over everything you need to know to Super Clean your car and make the paint go from old, dirty, and dull, to clean, glossy and bright! I cover touchless foam wash, touch wash, clay bar, drying, paint correction, and using sealer or wax. Here are all the products I used: Pressure Washer: http://amzn.to/2bt7GZN Foam Cannon: http://amzn.to/2brRODT Foam Gun (hose): http://amzn.to/2aTwFkr Grit Guard: http://amzn.to/2aTwEN6 Grit Wash Board: http...
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Something like this was mentioned in /r/AutoDetailing before. I'm sure it'll be better than crawling under there.

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https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07GC7X6DW

What about running a little 12V water pump?

You can use it to apply soap, then light brushing and use it to rinse.

Something like this comes as a package
Electric Car Washer,EFORCAR High Pressure Car Washer Pump,12V 80W Electric Washer Pump Car Washer Device for Auto,Pet, Window,Watering and Camping https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B077NXT1X8/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_ikoVCb128K7HX

They aren’t too expensive.


RYOBI 15 in. 3300 PSI Surface Cleaner for Gas Pressure Washer https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07PNC3B6F

Edit: Home Depot have the same item cheaper.

Power Lock or 845.

I have this pressure washer and it works fine. I don't think pressure washer are necessary and will use a regular garden hose 99% of the time.

More info can be found in the wiki.

Yeah, but the ones in the gif look like some shitty $100 electric ones.

I’m planning on buying the Greenworks 1700psi pressure washer. Should I buy this one or this one?

I just bought this and I love it. https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B00PSQ4XUE/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Its electric. You hook up your hose to it and it shoots a little water at high pressure, so you use less water with more cleaning power.

Something I didn't mention was a good GPS. I have a Garmin Montana but a couple of years ago a guy came up with Lifetime Trailmaps for tablets. He does a great job marking trails. User data can be used to update the maps as well.

I used a cheap Amazon product twice. I have destroyed both. They are not sealed motors and they suck up all the dust from the trails and will eventually kill the motor. I have the Worxs Hydroshot 40V and it does work well but I don't take it on the trail with me.