Water pressure from the pressure washer is measured in pounds per square inch or psi. This pressure is the amount of force delivered to the surface being cleaned, and is the critical factor in breaking debris from that surface. PSI is determined by the orifice size of the nozzle tip Read more…
Tip selection is very crucial in getting the job done. Below is an example of the various tip degrees and color coding to help you better make a selection. 0˚ (red) For removing tough stains and dirt from concrete, cleaning in crevices, and washing second-story siding. But at closer Read more…
Pressure Washer Safety An estimated 6,057 people ended up in the emergency room in 2014 with injuries related to pressure-washer use. Trust us: Don’t be curious about what it feels like to spray your hand or foot. The velocity of the water can actually tear through skin and the tissue Read more…
After you finish using your pressure washer for the last time of the year, it’s common to put it away without doing any maintenance on it. Of course, because it’s used for cleaning tough things like mud, mold, grime, and graffiti, it’s bound to take a heck of a Read more…
Whether you should buy a hot or cold pressure washer depends on what you are cleaning and how fast you want to get the job done. American Cleaning Systems can provide information on hot vs cold pressure washer systems and help decide which is right for your company. Call 1-800-205-7797 Cold water pressure Read more…