pressure washers
16 March 2005, 06:32 PM
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pressure washers
i want to buy one so i don't have to travel 5 miles to a jetwash to clean the car , i know, lazy tw*t , any recommendations ??
16 March 2005, 06:49 PM
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Another vote for a Karcher. Have had numerous models over the years. Did have a problem with one of them, but returned it and got a replacement with no quibbles.
Perfect for cleaning the patio or the scoob (waits for the cries of horror
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Perfect for cleaning the patio or the scoob (waits for the cries of horror
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16 March 2005, 06:50 PM
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Dont buy cheap!!! - I bought one last summer from Morrisons - I think it cost a badgers foot and some fluff and after a few squirts it went flacid 
- well the gun split and I was never that confident they'd realised the combination of water and electric on concrete was a dangerous one!!! It was well dodgy!
Karcher this summer for me!!
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- well the gun split and I was never that confident they'd realised the combination of water and electric on concrete was a dangerous one!!! It was well dodgy! Karcher this summer for me!!
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Stihl - I got the 126k and it is awesome.
http://www.stihl.co.uk/html/default_...tegory=product
Very well made bit of kit.
http://www.stihl.co.uk/html/default_...tegory=product
Very well made bit of kit.
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