Larger brush
The bigger sibling of the WB 130 — more surface per pass, and the same grit discipline.
The bigger sibling of the WB 130 — more surface per pass, and the same grit discipline.
The larger of Kärcher’s two rotating wash brushes: same water-fed contact cleaning, more surface covered per pass.
Flat, large panels — a caravan side, a van, a long fence run of smooth boards. Anywhere the panel is bigger than the brush, coverage is what saves time.
Around mirrors, arches and door shuts, a bigger head is simply harder to steer. Households with one ordinary car will find the smaller WB 130 more pleasant and cheaper.
Rinse the surface, rinse the bristles, and keep separate brushes for wheels and for bodywork.
Contact cleaning at low pressure: the right tool for everything a jet would damage.
One handle, three functions — the closest thing to a complete car wash in a single accessory.
Fifteen metres of hose with rear-facing jets — the tool that clears a blockage without a call-out.
Foam that clings long enough to soften grit — which is what stops the wash mitt scratching.
The bridge between the domestic Kärcher world and the M22 trade standard.