EDOU Direct Telescoping Pressure Washer Wand 19' | Heavy Duty | 4,000 PSI Max Working Pressure | Includes: 1/4" Quick Connection, 5 Spray Nozzle Tips, 2 Pivoting Couplers, 2 Adapters, Support Harness

I was somewhat apprehensive about how this would work for cleaning gutters, but I was very pleased with the quality and reach of this extension wand. After a couple of changes, I easily cleaned the gutters on my two story house.It is constructed well. I have another telescoping pole (attached to a saw) that is twisted to hold the extension out. The sections do not stay in place. I chose this wand in part because it has latches instead of twist mechanisms, and the pole is held tight by the latches.The pole is aluminum, the washer extensions are stainless steel and the high pressure fittings are brass. I was able to use the included adapters to attach the extension wand to my pressure washer hose. The nozzles and the gun are primarily plastic fitted with brass and steel like those that come with a pressure washer. The extension wand isn’t too heavy, just awkward when extended. It doesn’t leak because the water reaches the nozzle by way of a pressure hose inside of the tubes.I needed to make a couple of changes:(1) The harness didn’t fit. It was too small for me while wearing a hoodie and rain gear. I made a sling out of rope that I put across my chest and over the shoulder opposite the wand. I will need to improve on this before I use it again and I think I can cut and sew the included harness so it works. (2 ) , I needed to get a dedicated gutter nozzle because of problems using the included adapters. Although I did half of the house with the included pivoting coupler and nozzles, the fittings would twist at the quick disconnect junctions because the spray is off center. I used electrical tape to hold the fittings and this helped, but the twisting was still bothersome. The type of nozzle I bought has two turbo nozzles that spray in opposing directions. This doesn’t twist and with this change all worked just fine.

First off, this product is well made. Be sure you tighten all the fittings, some on my unit were loose. I used this to clean gutters today on a friend's house that are various heights. The ones that didn't require extending the pole were easy to do after some learning. Next I did a 45' length of gutter that required extending the sections to reach about 16' high. What a difference!! The recoil when you start the water is crazy! The head shot back about 6'. The pole bent backwards slightly during use, not a lot, but more than I would have thought. The trigger handle is oddly made and took some trial and error to use it comfortably. I didn't put the harness on so I have no idea how that works. The unit becomes heavy during long gutter runs like this one. It is a handful, that's for sure, but better than climbing a ladder. After blasting out the gutter, I ran a drain jet up the downspouts to remove debris, then blasted the gutter out a second time. I am not sure of the results, I didn't climb up and look. The swivel that attaches to the curved end is totally useless, it doesn't stay where you put it and adds to the recoil effect. My pressure washer makes 3,100 psi, the GPM escapes me at the moment. I didn't complete the house today, it will take at least one more session to do the rest of the gutters. Buy this only if you are pretty strong if you are going to use it fully extended.

Hello! I used this for the first time today. It is by no means easy the first time you use it. It does require some practice and I have a few pointers. Start in the backyard where not as many people will see you looking like a fool. 😆 Once you have the pole and spray connectors attached as you need them get the harness connector positioned correctly where it will connect to you. While it isn't great it does help at times to rest the weight on your hips rather than holding the pole completely with your arms. The connector bracket on mine was pushed all the way forward and no where near the position I needed to have it in. Once you get everything positioned correctly it's time to wield this beast. My recommendation is to work along the highest parts of the structure and only go so far down. Move horizontally and get the high stuff first. Then reduce the length of the pole and start the lower sections. If you have the pole fully extended when you're working the lower areas you will have to stand further out which will be more weight and is going to cause more strain on your arms and back. Again this takes practice and you'll have to experience it to figure it out. Also, use the spray nozzles that came with the device. I tried to use one of the adjustable rotating heads and it's just too much weight to have at the end of this already slightly heavy pole. Once you get the hang of it the experience does get better and will prevent you from falling off a ladder. If you don't have a lot of upper body strength this is going to be tough to use. You not only have the weight of the aluminum pole but also the rubber hose and the water that's inside it to contend with along with the pressure of the head which you need to get used to controlling. It's all fun right! 🙄

Although I have only used it once, I am very impressed with this product. It has all the connecting fittings that I needed. No problems with setup. Very well made, sturdy but lightweight enough for this 65 year old to handle. Was able to clean the highest parts of my roof that I used to have to get on a ladder to do. Now I can safely do this standing on the ground. The harness is a little awkward but it is still helpful. Great product.

I bought four of these, and tested each on a big job. Out of the four, one is broken beyond repair, after just one job. Water keeps coming out of the end, even when I let go of the trigger. I really like these models, as they are easy to use and come with great accessories. It is very hard to come by a reliable long wand for pressure washing, especially as a large company that relies on them.

Well made and well designed professional feeling product. No one suggests this but my 30+ older son and myself worked this together and it was so much easier. One held the handle/grip - with vest on and the other worked the extended wand to direct it towards the spot needing to be blasted. At full extension, this is not as possible but half way....PERFECTO and easy on the back/arms etc. I will post a video or photo next time we use it FYI.