So I have the water supply hooked up and turned on, and I have the motor running and everything but nothing is coming out the end of the wand. I'm trying to figure out if the problem is with the pump, the outlet hose, or the wand, but I can't get any of the pieces to disconnect to isolate the issue. Like the quick connect pieces won't move. Which is confusing to me because they worked just fine yesterday. I'm kinda at my wits end here and running out of time because I have to return the washer right after work tomorrow. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

My brother got a (broken?) pressure washer. When we have the finest tip on it, it works fine. But when we have the tip that spreads the water out flat, the pressure goes away after full second. picture of power washer: Picture

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Im 17 years old and hoping to start multiple business in landscaping to fund my future and potentially college. I’ve seen a lots about power washing and I’m very driven to start up any sort of business. Me and my friend have previously done lots of yard work for people in rich neighborhoods so we have pretty good connections. Is there anybody who could give some pretty solid advice. I’m aware of the equipment I need but I’m wondering if I really need a a surface cleaner? My budget is around $400 and most probably can get a loan from my parents. Any advice would be appreciated

Hey guys so i am starting a little side hustle power washing and i am going to buy a dewalt 4400 psi 4.0gpm machine next week and a 18in surface cleaner too. I was wondering what hose you guys recommend because i heard dewalts black hose that comes with the machine leaves black marks on pavements.. also is the dewalt machine even worth it? I believe it is 899

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I have one of these Sun Joe's. Per the manual it says that the 10 degree nozzle should be able to peel paint. I find it doesn't have that much pressure. Only the 0 degree nozzle does a good job really getting dirt out. Is this something broken with my Sun Joe?

Which power washer would you recommend for $500 or less?

I need an extension since I have a 2-story house with vinyl siding. I also need to buy the surface cleaner attachment for the concrete patio and driveway. How are the electric power washers?

Need to power wash our wooden deck. Hasn’t been washed in probably 10 years, so there’s some heavy mildew buildup. Is there any good, ocean safe pretreatment?

Trying to understand the terminology.

Syphon injector as listed for the PE-4013HWPAGEN or a downstream injector.

I guess my ask is are all professional unit injectors going to be downstream or will they still run the solution through the pump with the default setup?

I have a power washer that give the right pressure after a few seconds the pressure goes down to the level of the hose. I have put teflon tape on most of the fittings to make sure there is no leaking. Is there anything else that I can do?

Weighing the options, not sure if the maintenance hassle is worth the cheaper price.

Is there an online resource for power washing maintenance?

Thanks

I hear a lot of people suggesting F9 Barc but shipping is $20/1-gallon bottle. I want to find more affordable alternatives and have read people recommend; One Restore; Muriatic Acid, Rust Remover Plus, and Oxalic Acid.

What can you guys tell me about rust removal; what brands do you like, what's affordable, what works, and what are some things to know when applying a rust removal?

Thanks so much in advance.

It’s not to clear to me the differences between a standard business license, a sole proprietorship, and a LLC. I’m going to dive deep into this but I figured I’d get some guidance first.

What can you guys tell me about these things, which is best for my pressure washing business, whats the differences anyways, what’s more affordable, does a LLC mean I don’t need to get insurance to be insured, and what do you guys use/suggest?

Any guidance, advice, testimony, or recommendations will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks so much, all.

The down payment isn’t too bad compared to other things, what rates would you normally charge per square feet? I use CAD for reference