Amazon knocks 'small but powerful' pressure washer down to £55 in gardening sale
This week Amazon is holding a major garden and home sales event, meaning all your homeware and gardening essentials will be on limited time deals. Running from May 14 to May 20, Amazon shoppers will find everything from gardening furniture to barbecues and air fryers for decent prices.
One of the best deals in the sale for those wanting to tidy up their car and other outdoor spaces is on the Bosch Pressure Washer Normally retailing for £89.99, over 4,000 shoppers have invested in this high powered garden appliance in the last 30 days.
However, garden lovers can now snatch this must-have appliance up for only £55.99. Weighing only 4KG, this portable pressure washer is promised to deliver "quick and effortless" cleaning with its three metre high-pressure hose.
The Bosch Pressure Washer, is also said to be simple to set up as it features push-fit connections, reports Chronicle Live. The gardening tool also features adjustable power levels for different jobs, as well as swappable nozzles. From cleaning the fences and walls to decked or paved areas around the house, this pressure washer is equipped to do it all.
Additionally, the pressure washer can also be filled with detergent, which is ideal for jobs such as cleaning the Amazon shoppers gush over solar lights that add a 'rustic charm' to your garden, washing dirty bikes or cleaning out the wheelie bins. And once you are done with your cleaning, the compact device can be easily stored away in a storage box or cupboard.
Bosch has described its popular pressure washer as an "efficient, robust, stable and space-saving cleaning solution that delivers a pressure of 110 bar, making light work of your outdoor cleaning tasks." They also claim it would be difficult to find another device that is "more compact or versatile".
Bosch EasyAquatak 110 High Pressure Washer
£89.99
£55.99
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For those wanting to shop around a bit more, Amazon has also reduced the price of the popular Kärcher K 2 Power Control Home Pressure Washer. Normally retailing for £149.99, shoppers can now snatch it up for £102.99 in the limited time sale.
Alternatively, Argos has dropped the price of the McGregor Universal Pressure Washer down from £100 to only £75. With a flow rate of 450 litres per hour, this washer comes with a five metre hose and is equipped with wheels for easy transportation.
Currently boasting 4.5 stars from over 12,700 Amazon shoppers, many customers have left remarks about the power this machine possesses despite its compact size.
One happy shopper wrote: "I was so impressed with this power washer. I wanted something compact but had doubts if this would have enough power to do what I wanted it to do. I also have a really weak water supply so thought this might struggle. It absolutely does not!
"I used it to power wash my patio, decking and garden wall and it did it no problem. It's light and has space to store the additional heads securely. It has a good hose length and power lead and overall good build quality. Really very happy with it."
Another customer simply added: "Small but powerful pressure washer. Comes with various accessories too. Easy to store on a shelf."
However, not everyone was as pleased with the outdoor cleaner, as one shopper grumbled: "Maybe I should have got something more powerful to clean my drive. The attachments are a bit stiff to change but it looks perfect for car cleaning. Not cordless and the hose isn't long so you'll need a hose and maybe an electrical extension wire suitable for power tools."
Another reviewer also said: "Its a great little machine but the hose if far to short, its only 3m so the unit gets soaking wet from the spray and you find yourself holding the unit in one hand and the lance in the other when washing car, the power lead is also far to short so an extension lead is needed so extra care needs to be taken not to get plug wet."
Overall, the pressure washer received raved reviews, with one person noting: "If you're looking for a pressure washer and you don't want to break the bank. Buy this one! I cannot fault it one bit. I mainly use to wash my car does the job perfectly. I bought additional snow foam cannon fits it perfectly no issues!"
A further five-star reviewer also said: "First jet washer to work perfectly. Now I need to jet wash everything I can get a hold of. Another perfectly engineered product from Bosch."
Click HERE to buy the Bosch EasyAquatak 110 High Pressure Washer.
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