Cordless Pressure Washer with Battery

€61,95

<h2>Powerful cleaning, no outlet and no tap</h2>

<p>The car in the driveway, the patio after winter, the garden set before guests arrive. Normally that starts with unrolling a reel, hunting for an extension cord and hoping the garden hose reaches. Not with this pressure washer: it runs entirely on a rechargeable battery and draws its own water from a bucket or rain barrel. Pick it up, switch it on, done.</p>

<p>Standing next to a tap anyway? Connect it there with the included quick-connect adapter for a continuous water supply.</p>

<ul>

<li>Fully cordless: no outlet and no extension cord needed</li>

<li>Self-priming: draws water from a bucket, rain barrel or any other reservoir</li>

<li>Connects to a tap as well for a continuous water supply</li>

<li>Rechargeable 7500 mAh battery for long cleaning sessions</li>

<li>Multiple spray modes for cars, patios, windows and garden tools</li>

<li>Foam bottle for car shampoo and anti-clog filter included</li>

<li>Compact and light, so also great for campers, caravans and boats</li>

</ul>

<h3>Water from a bucket or rain barrel</h3>

<p>The smartest thing about this washer is what you do not need: a tap nearby. Drop the suction hose with its filter into a bucket or rain barrel and the pump does the rest. Wash the car in the driveway, rinse the garden set at the back of the garden, or clean at the campsite or by the boat where there is no connection at all. The filter keeps dirt out and protects the pump.</p>

<p>For the car, click on the included foam bottle. Add car shampoo, lay a blanket of foam over the paint, let it work for a moment and rinse off with the spray. Car wash results, on your own driveway, whenever it suits you.</p>

<h3>A mode for every job</h3>

<p>A car needs a different jet than a patio tile. The spray modes let you choose per job: wide and gentle for paint and windows, focused and firm for green deposits on tiles and garden furniture. One washer for the bike, the wheelie bin, the garden tools and the facade.</p>

<p>The Standard kit has everything to get going: the washer, a battery with charger, the spray nozzle, the foam bottle, the water filter, the quick-connect adapter and the suction hose. Choose With Case and it all comes in a sturdy storage case that sits neatly in the shed or the boot. The Complete kit adds a second battery: one in the washer, one on the charger, so you keep working without a charging break.</p>

<h3>Important for your safety</h3>

<p>Never aim the water jet at people, animals or electrical equipment. Only use the supplied charger, never charge the battery unattended and keep it away from frost and direct sunlight. Keep the washer and the battery out of reach of children and do not use the washer if the housing, battery or charger is damaged.</p>

<h3>Specifications</h3>

<ul>

<li>Type: cordless battery-powered pressure washer</li>

<li>Battery: rechargeable, 7500 mAh</li>

<li>Water source: self-priming from a bucket or rain barrel, or tap connection</li>

<li>Included: foam bottle, water filter, quick-connect adapter, suction hose</li>

<li>With Case: plus storage case. Complete: plus storage case and second battery</li>

<li>Charger: EU plug</li>

</ul>

<h3>Frequently asked questions</h3>

<p><strong>Do I need a tap?</strong><br>No. The washer draws its own water from a bucket, rain barrel or other reservoir. You can also use a tap, with the included quick-connect adapter.</p>

<p><strong>Is this the same as a full-size mains pressure washer?</strong><br>No, and it is not meant to be. A mains washer is still stronger for a full patio renovation. This washer is made for everything around it: the car, the bike, the garden set, the bin and every spot without an outlet.</p>

<p><strong>How long does a full battery last?</strong><br>That depends on the spray mode and the job. For longer sessions the Complete kit with a second battery is the answer: swap and carry on, no waiting.</p>

<p><strong>What if the pump does not draw water?</strong><br>On first use there can be air in the pump. Keep the hose well under water and let the washer run for a moment until the air is out; after that it primes by itself.</p>

<p><strong>Can I use warm water?</strong><br>Use cold or lukewarm water. Hot water can damage the pump and the seals.</p>