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How to deal with the hosepipe ban?
ianv5:
Plug my hose into my waterbut and connect to jetwash, job done :happy2:
rdfcpete:
--- Quote from: Ashley g on May 19, 2012, 07:23:11 pm ---I'm not risking a grand fine, so just bought one of these...
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/140731829200?ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1952.l2649
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Those are much cheaper than I thought Ashley! Pretty cool.
Does it have enough pressure in it to attack the skirts, sills and arches in reality?
Ta :happy2:
Frenzy:
^^^ just picking up on the fact you use the word 'attack' maybe you don't actually mean that but just in case...
You don't really want to go at dirt on a vehicle too hard with a blasting jet of water, all you'll end up doing is embedding fine pieces of grit and metal into your paintwork.
If you do use a pressure washer make sure you are angling the jet at the bodywork rather than aiming it in a direct manner / face on.
RedRobin:
^^^^
That's a good tip, Frenzy :drinking:
rdfcpete:
--- Quote from: Frenzy on May 20, 2012, 03:30:48 pm ---^^^ just picking up on the fact you use the word 'attack' maybe you don't actually mean that but just in case...
You don't really want to go at dirt on a vehicle too hard with a blasting jet of water, all you'll end up doing is embedding fine pieces of grit and metal into your paintwork.
If you do use a pressure washer make sure you are angling the jet at the bodywork rather than aiming it in a direct manner / face on.
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Nope, purely aggravation so it's loose and comes off nicely :happy2:
For £8 I wondered if it was going to be more like a tap flow rather than with some power like a normal hose pipe nozzle.
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