What is a good pressure for a washer?

Expect a medium-powered motor (1,600W to 2,000W), mid-range water pressure (100 to 130-bar) and medium flow rates. Most units are a bit heavy, have larger wheels and on-board storage for accessories so make sure you can lift it to clean and have somewhere to keep it stored.

What is the difference between a power washer and a pressure washer?

The main difference with power washing vs. pressure washing is the heat. The jet wash in a power washing machine uses heated water, whereas the water in a pressure washer is not heated. The heated water makes it easier to clean surfaces — just as it does when doing dishes or washing your hands.

How much psi do I need in a pressure washer?

For occasional use, most homeowners will find that a washer with a pressure range of 1,300 to 2,400 psi works best. Electric pressure washers deliver 1,300 to 1,400 psi, require about 1-1/2 gpm and are the best choice for light-duty cleaning like washing cars (Photo 3), outdoor grills and garage floors (Photo 4).

What is a good PSI for a pressure washer?

A commercial pressure washer is for the toughest, biggest jobs and generally ones used by professionals. These units would be good for more frequent use and generally use 1000-7000 PSI, and 1.0-10.0 GPM.

Which pressure washer is best for You?

Gas pressure washers are typically more powerful than electric models due to their engines, and if you’re looking for a top-rated gas model that packs a mean punch, the Simpson PowerShot Pro Gas Pressure Washer may be the best power washer for you. This heavy-duty pressure washer delivers 4,400 psi to tackle even the toughest jobs at 4 gpm.

What is the PSI of a pressure washer?

A good rule of thumb for your pressure washer guide is to use the PSI rate to determine which equipment best suits your needs. A medium duty pressure washer will have a PSI rating of 2,000 to 3,000 PSI.