I have a Honda Gas Pressure Washer 3000 psi and 3 gpm. I decided to go the foam cannon route in washing my cars. I used the Gas PW one time and it blew foam on the side of my house, in the garage, in the bushes beside the driveway, everywhere including the car. I cannot adjust the pressure as the knob is frozen. It is stuck on wide open after 20+ years. Plus the noise and starting and stopping, etc all added together was more than I bargained for.
I went and bought a Westinghouse ePX3500 with 2500 max psi. Tried it out last night and was shocked at how little pressure I got vs my gas. It foamed fine but I could hold my hand directly in the spray and it only tickled. I tried different tips but still no real force. I sure couldn't do that with my gas pw. It would eat the hide off.
This electric model will make foam but there is no way I could use it for pressure washing anything and expect it to clean. I tried it on a few stained bricks near the garage and it didn't take hardly any of the green mold off the brick. Forget pressure washing the side walk or the deck...It won't get the job done.
The one thing I noticed at start up with the water running it was pulsating about as your lips vibrate when blowing air through your lips. Actually, it sorta sounded like that. Blowing a raspberry....
I have no experience with electric pw. I have no reference point so I need your knowledge. There may be showers with more pressure than this electric pw? Am I expecting too much?
I went and bought a Westinghouse ePX3500 with 2500 max psi. Tried it out last night and was shocked at how little pressure I got vs my gas. It foamed fine but I could hold my hand directly in the spray and it only tickled. I tried different tips but still no real force. I sure couldn't do that with my gas pw. It would eat the hide off.
This electric model will make foam but there is no way I could use it for pressure washing anything and expect it to clean. I tried it on a few stained bricks near the garage and it didn't take hardly any of the green mold off the brick. Forget pressure washing the side walk or the deck...It won't get the job done.
The one thing I noticed at start up with the water running it was pulsating about as your lips vibrate when blowing air through your lips. Actually, it sorta sounded like that. Blowing a raspberry....
I have no experience with electric pw. I have no reference point so I need your knowledge. There may be showers with more pressure than this electric pw? Am I expecting too much?