Unfortunately I bought this useless water nozzle before reading trust pilot reviews. Once attached to the tap it is no more powerful than the normal hose end. There was no returns information wit... See more
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These are the basics: 1. It's cheap plastic, not even metal, 2. It delivers less than 450 psi, so about 1/5 as powerful as a gas powered pressure washer, 3. It requires a female-male coupling that it... See more
Would leave a zero review if possible. Bought a similar product umder a different lable, it came from China, eventually. It's just a hosepipe nozzle, very little pressure. Complained and surprisingl... See more
What a terrible product. Advertising is just totally false. More pressure from the standard attachment that came free with my hosepipe. I have a scar on my hand from mis-use of a proper pressure wa... See more
FALSE advert just a scam
A pressure washer cannot make ordinary tap water become 15× higher pressure with no extra energy input. To raise water pressure, something has to supply energy — usually an electric motor or engine driving a pump.
What can happen is this:
• A nozzle can make water come out faster and feel stronger, but it does that by reducing flow area, not by creating new pressure.
• Some systems can trade flow for pressure in a limited way, but they still rely on the pressure/energy already present in the water source or from another powered device.
• Without outside energy, you cannot get a true pressure boost “for free.”TOTAL SCAM like 99% of all YouTube adverts they are false just trying to rip you off and YouTube allows this to happen for the advert revenue
March 2, 2026
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Waiting to see review from an actual purchase. One store is $20 and online advertisement it is $65
March 16, 2026
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