About Watchmarks Pressure Washers
Watchmarks Pressure Washers helps readers with one job: owners of electric consumer pressure washers (Sun Joe, Ryobi, Greenworks, Kärcher K series, Westinghouse and similar) whose machine uses a proprietary bayonet or click connection, owners of gas pressure washers from about 2,500 to 4,400 PSI (Generac, Simpson, Briggs & Stratton, Craftsman, DeWalt, Champion and similar) replacing a stiff stock hose or a worn gun, homeowners cleaning decks, driveways, siding and vehicles who want a short gun, a surface cleaner or an extension wand that fits their machine, car-wash hobbyists adding a foam cannon and quick-connect couplers to an existing setup and buyers who mixed brands and now need an adapter between M22 14 mm, M22 15 mm, 3/8 in and 1/4 in quick-connect parts.
Publisher
Watchmarks Pressure Washers is published by Watchmarks.
What we cover
- High-pressure hoses (1/4, 5/16 and 3/8 in inside diameter, 25 to 100 ft)
- Trigger guns and short guns
- Couplers and adapters (quick-connect plugs and couplers, M22 14 mm and 15 mm, 3/8 and 1/4 in, brand bayonet)
- Nozzle tips and turbo nozzles (1/4 in quick-connect, fixed and rotating)
- Surface cleaners
- Extension wands and lances
- Foam cannons
- Swivels and anti-kink fittings
- Hose reels and inlet fittings (garden-hose thread)
What we do not cover
- Detergents, degreasers, soaps, foam concentrates, bleach and other chemicals (foam cannons are covered as hardware only, with no product or mixing-ratio recommendation)
- Safety guarantees for any part, and advice that treats the spray as safe on skin; the site never suggests pointing a wand at a person or animal and points to the maker's manual for injection-injury warnings
- Advice to exceed a part's PSI, GPM or temperature rating, or to fit a part rated below the machine's output
- Advice to remove or defeat trigger locks, unloader or thermal relief valves, or to modify a pump or engine
- Hot-water and steam use of parts not rated for it, and fuel, oil or engine-repair advice
- Electrical advice for corded machines (extension cords, GFCI wiring or repair)
- 'Universal' or 'fits all' fit claims without the actual connection standard stated
- Cleaning-result, paint-safe or 'safe on every surface' claims
- Complete pressure washers as recommendations (they appear only as the reference machines that parts fit)
Who writes this site
- Watchmarks Editorial. Watchmarks Editorial is the editorial byline of Watchmarks, published by WATCHMARKS LTD. Products are selected using the criteria on each site's How we choose page, and every specification is labeled with its source.