Nilfisk → M22
The Nilfisk half of the same problem — and note the thread is female, not male.
The Nilfisk half of the same problem — and note the thread is female, not male.
The Nilfisk equivalent of the Kärcher adapter: Click&Clean to M22 female.
M22 exists as male and female, and adapters are sold in both. The direction you need is decided by the accessory you already own — if it terminates in a male thread, you need female here. It is the most common mistake in this family, and the photographs do not help.
One adapter, rated above peak pressure, fully seated, checked for weeping. And where the accessory exists in Nilfisk’s native fitting, that is the version to buy.
No such listing: the American Amazon shop answers the reference with a search box rather than a page.
Read from Keepa on the day this page was last revised; stock and price both move without notice.
Look at the accessory, not the machine. If the accessory ends in a male thread, you need an adapter that presents a female one, and vice versa. Half the returns in this category are the right adapter in the wrong gender, because the photographs look identical.
The bridge between the domestic Kärcher world and the M22 trade standard.
Brass rather than plastic at the joint that carries the full pressure of the machine.
Thirty meters and three nozzles — for runs that reach the street rather than the inspection chamber.
A one-gallon pressure-washer concentrate making up to 16 gallons of soap, or usable neat in a direct-concentrate system.
Best for: A Briggs washer with a direct-concentrate system, on siding and patios
A 32-ounce pressure-washer concentrate making up to 4 gallons of soap, or usable neat in a direct-concentrate system.
Best for: A Briggs washer with a direct-concentrate system, where a small bottle and no mixing are the point
Prices quoted in these summaries are dated readings. The live price is shown next to each product.