Pressure Washers Save You Time and Money as Compared to Using a Hose and Some Elbow Grease…

March 30,2020

Consumers often think pressure washers are not good for the environment because they use too much water. The truth is they use a lot less water. A pressure washer generates its own pressure, forcing water on a small hole. A pressure washer uses 2 gallons of water per minute compared to garden hoses that use 20 gallons of water per minute. Not only is the amount of water being used reduced per minute, the washer takes fewer minutes to work. The garden hose gives about 10 pounds per square inch (PSI) of pressure. A hose and a spray nozzle it will get 50 PSI. A pressure washer can produce 2000 PSI or more depending on the unit and only uses 2 or 3 gallons of water a minute. Using a pressure washer with some lightweight detergent will use about 80% less water on your jobs as compared to using a garden hose…

Pressure Washers Save You Money

Pressure washers allow you to use less water and save money on your water bills. While pressure washers use 10-50% more pressure than garden hoses, they use up to 80% less water.

Pressure Washers Save You Time

It can take just seconds to clean your driveway compared with about 20 minutes with a hose. A hose does not produce enough pressure to clean up most stains such as oil spots and gum removal, etc.

Pressure Washers Provide a Better Cleaning Result

The steam from the pressure washer will clean quickly and easily and get rid of dirt and grim in less time. Your water usage could be down by 75%. You are saving a ton of water AND getting a better clean. No matter how stubborn the dirt is, the pressurized water will get rid of the grime and flush it away. The water travels fast hitting the dirt with enough kinetic energy to move it away.

Pressure Spray, Inc. can provide you with the pressure washer you need to clean your business efficiently. We can also help you determine the best soaps, detergents, and chemicals for your specific cleaning projects.