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Pressure washer advice and discount advice.

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DanMaytee:
The homebase one seems good but I'd just go for the cleanstore one.  I've had one for two years from them now.  It gets used twice a week at least and has never let me down :).   

The foam bottle can be used for snow foam and I actually use it myself for that.  Although it's not great it does the job.  You can always pick up a better lance for around £40 if you're not keen on it once you have tried it.

scooba:
I like Garrard ,don't like buying twice I have had two Karchers die on me !,

Purchased a Kranzle 1152 TS T  and Kranzle snow lance washed three cars with it this morning it has variable pressure  and weighs in at 32kg  it is so solid and well made but was expensive at £599  ( cheap for a Kranzle bought using a 15% discount code )


By a Professional version as I was told all K version Karchers will fail  if used to often

Scottymon:
I've got a Krapper Karcher and it's been flawless in 5 years plus... I tell a lie, a seal split which cost 10p to replace...

I wouldn't advise using their Snow Foam lances though, been there, and the CYC Snow Foam Lance is way better, giving a lot thicker coverage. :happy2:

brookesb32:

--- Quote from: DanMaytee on January 18, 2014, 09:57:04 am ---http://www.cleanstore.co.uk/products/Product.asp?ID=7506

I have this and it's absolutely perfect  :smiley:. Brilliant price as well :happy2:.

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I have one the same ( or very similar can't remember the model exactly) and been great. Did manage to split a hose but cheap fix, plus with those new reels even better. I also bought a proper snow foam lance which I feel is well worth the cash. Helps get rid of grit and road dirt - plus it's great fun  :grin:

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