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how the hell have i lived without one before!!!!!!

bought a karcher one from focus at a bargain price this afternoon, got it home, installed an outside tap and ive been jet washing my front yard, it came with one of those patio cleaner things (i think they call it a Tracer) which worked a treat on the brick paving and the walls, and the 'dirt buster' really shifted the crud and moss from the blocks in the ffront yard!!!!! really really impressed, tomorrow ive got 2 cars to wash and the back yard to do :)


how did i survive without one before!!!!!!!!!
 
They are good. But remember that you'll have to repoint your pation after jetting it. If you got decking jetting is great for getting rid of the slim that can develop.

Beware of using the tracer on your car though, it can get 'under' trim and cause damage.
 
i will only be using the jet wash lance to get the dirt off, sponging it with soapy water then a low pressure spray to remove the soap :)


was going to buy a bag of sand a brush it into the bricks as your right it does rip the pointing out of the joints :)
 
whitewash said:
i will only be using the jet wash lance to get the dirt off, sponging it with soapy water then a low pressure spray to remove the soap :)
:)
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Carefull with the car, ours took the paint of the sills on my wifes Fiesta :nono:
 
I love my Karcher :love:

Good for washing the dogs........

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JumboBeef said:
I love my Karcher :love:

Good for washing the dogs........
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I'm with you there feller! My German Shepherd always prefers a shower to a bath these days, every time the Karcher comes out he's there waiting for a shampoo and rinse!
 
JumboBeef said:
I love my Karcher :love:

Good for washing the dogs........

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I wouldn't think it wise to point a power washer anywhere near an animal as you have done in the image.
 
The power of the water jet dissipates very rapidly after leaving the nozzle, as long as the animal is more than a couple of feet away there's little chance of hurting them.
 
Galaxy66 said:
I wouldn't think it wise to point a power washer anywhere near an animal as you have done in the image.
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It's fine, as long as you stay away from their faces and, as already said, you are at least a few feet away (as shown in the picture).
 
JumboBeef said:
It's fine, as long as you stay away from their faces and, as already said, you are at least a few feet away (as shown in the picture).
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Ok then Jumbo, after careful consideration of the facts I find you not guilty :).
 
My old man accidentally cut the tip of his finger off with one years ago!
 
whitewash said:
how the hell have i lived without one before!!!!!!

bought a karcher one from focus at a bargain price this afternoon, got it home, installed an outside tap and ive been jet washing my front yard, it came with one of those patio cleaner things (i think they call it a Tracer) which worked a treat on the brick paving and the walls, and the 'dirt buster' really shifted the crud and moss from the blocks in the ffront yard!!!!! really really impressed, tomorrow ive got 2 cars to wash and the back yard to do :)


how did i survive without one before!!!!!!!!!
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What's the model # on that please?
 
the one i bought was £97 or something around there from Focus, the model number is K2.900M and comes with lance, 'dirtblaster' lance, soft brush and 'T-racer' patio cleaner


hope that help chougs!
 
whitewash said:
the one i bought was £97 or something around there from Focus, the model number is K2.900M and comes with lance, 'dirtblaster' lance, soft brush and 'T-racer' patio cleaner


hope that help chougs!
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Thanks m8. I am off to focus website :thumbs:
 
Bought one but lobbed the odd looking round disc out after having not used it for the last year LOL. Amazing at cleaning all manor of things but be careful, the pressure can breach seals etc if not used carefully.
 
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