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Anyone here tried a portable (self contained) pressure washer such as http://www.mobiwasher.co.uk/shop/product/v17/.
Wondered if there any good. I know you're not supposed to pressure wash a bike but used at a distance to remove road salt etc i've never had a problem. Would've preffered a karcher or something with a lance but can't find any alternatives. Just thought one of these would be ideal for a daily rinse after commuting through winter. Rechargeable and self contained water supply. Any good ? Any alternative brands of rechargeable ones ? Comments appreciated. |
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just use a hose
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Not really practicle for the way my home set up.
That's why this was of interest to me. Also don't want to mess about reeling house through house etc... |
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Just weatched the vid. The women with the horses gets a big thumbs up.
Otherwise I always thought Pressure washer and bikes = Trouble. |
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Throw a bucket of water over it, that is plenty of a rinse. Or just add lots of ACF50 and leave it alone
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It doesnt look too bad an idea to me. I doubt its got enough squirt to cause any problems, if you can wash as horse down with it its hardly high pressure, its more like a motorised garden sprayer.
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![]() The pressure that thing will throw out will be fine imo, its only the next step up from a garden sprayer. Seems like a good bit of kit, lot of dosh for what it is, couldnt you use a garden sprayer, the pump pressure type?, they are only about £10. If you put warm water in it i will remove a fair amount of crap. |
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