Hose coupler
Joins two hoses into one long one — cheap, useful, and one more thing that can part under pressure.
Joins two hoses into one long one — cheap, useful, and one more thing that can part under pressure.
A coupler that turns two hoses into one longer one — the cheapest answer to a machine that is always at the wrong end of the drive.
If you already own a spare hose, this costs a few euros against a long replacement. If you do not, a single longer hose is the better buy: fewer joints, fewer leaks, and nothing to come apart mid-job.
Seat it fully, check for weeping at low pressure before committing, and route the hose so the joint is not underfoot. A high-pressure joint that parts does not simply leak — it whips.
The original replacement hose, rated well above any domestic machine's output.
The cheaper cartridge, fitting two model families instead of one.
The original pads: a better fit on the plate, at roughly three times the price of a pattern set.
The consumable that quietly halves a steam cleaner's performance when it is past its life.