Water-fed brush
Contact cleaning at low pressure: the right tool for everything a jet would damage.
Contact cleaning at low pressure: the right tool for everything a jet would damage.
A water-fed rotating brush that turns a pressure washer into a contact cleaner for the surfaces a jet should never touch.
Paint, plastic garden furniture, caravan panels, soft timber. A jet cleans those by removing part of the surface. A brush cleans them by contact, with water running through it at low pressure to carry the dirt away.
The brush picks up whatever is on the surface and keeps it. Rinse the panel first, rinse the bristles, and never use the same brush on wheels and bodywork. That single habit prevents the swirl marks people blame on the machine.
One handle, three functions — the closest thing to a complete car wash in a single accessory.
The bigger sibling of the WB 130 — more surface per pass, and the same grit discipline.
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.
The Nilfisk half of the same problem — and note the thread is female, not male.