Amazon knocks £50 off 'strong and powerful' pressure washer 'great on garden tiles'
With the summer months here, many shoppers will be wanting to spruce up their outdoor spaces and give them a clean for parties, BBQs or even just relaxing outdoors. Getting a high quality pressure washer is a great investment to keep areas tidy, but finding one that is strong, powerful and affordable can take some time.
Shoppers may be in luck, as they can grab the ETOOLAB Pressure Washer for £139.99 down from £189.99 on Amazon. This washer is said to offer a professional clean, reaching up to 160Bar pressure with 450 litres per hour of water flow, making it easy to remove moss from patios or even oil stains on driveways.
Plus, it's also able to clean concrete, pavements, cars and swimming pools. With 1800W of pressure, this washer offers up to 30% water savings in comparison to ordinary models and also meets the British water saving standards - saving shoppers even more money over the longer team.
Long gone are the days of dragging along a heavy washer, too, as this one is light and easy to move and comes with an external foam gun which produces foam quickly when needed. It comes with a seven metre high pressure hose, two rollers and an anti-tipping design, which means shoppers can have stability while cleaning.
With four spray modes and nozzles - cracks and hard surface, concrete and brick, fences and wood decks, and windows and vehicles - shoppers have the choice to adapt the hose to whichever option is needed.
If this isn't the one for everyone, there are a number of alternatives to choose from such as the Garden Force Jet Hawk Cordless Portable Pressure Washer for £35.50 from Yimbly. This has a 45-70 minute run time, is five times more powerful than a standard garden hose and can clean a range of things like cars, bikes, boots, windows and doors.
Another is the Jml Starlyf Power Washer for £49.99 from Robert Dyas which is cordless, rechargeable and powerful. This washer is said to be a fast, fun and easy way to wash cars, bikes, houses, paths, gutters and driveways.
The ETOOLAB Pressure Washer has a respectable 4.4 out of 5 star rating from over 100 reviews on Amazon. One person said: "Strong and powerful. Last week was very hot and it was the perfect time to get this electric power washer. It was very easy to set up and very light for a washer with such power.
"It is strong and works very well for garden, driveway and for washing my car. Specially with four different nozzles that can be attached to the water gun for different cleaning makes the job so easy. The long hose make it easy to reach around easily without moving the washer."
Another wrote: " Great little pressure washer, nice power behind it my patio slabs have never looked so good. I have literally been using this all weekend on various things. Has a nice long lead on it which is very handy. There's four various nozzles I'm trying to get used to best one for each job.
"This certainly made my life so much easier especially on the patio tiles it works amazing. The pressure washing is nice and light but extremely powerful. There is also a foam feature I haven't used yet on the car .The nozzles are easy to change and sit in main handle so easily available to change."
There were also some three and four star reviews from shoppers who weren't quite as pleased. One wrote: "I have tried different connections but the connection between the hose and unit still sprays water and leaks. The handle doesn't sit tight (even after tightening the screws as far as they will go) and have to use caution when moving the unit from place to place. The hose on the unit is not very flexible and can not be coiled properly."
However, another glowing review reads: "I couldn't be happier with the ETOOLAB Pressure Washer. It delivers a strong 160Bar pressure and 450L/H flow rate that makes cleaning cars, patios, fences, and even my driveway a breeze. The four different nozzles are super handy for adjusting pressure based on the task, and the foam cannon works great for applying soap quickly and evenly.
"The 15-meter hose gives me plenty of reach without constantly moving the unit around, which is a big time-saver. Setup was straightforward, and the build quality feels solid and durable. I've used it several times now, and it performs flawlessly every time. If you're looking for a powerful electric pressure washer that gets the job done with ease, this is a fantastic choice. Highly recommend."
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