Tool DailyQuick Connect Turbo Nozzle Universal for Cold Water Pressure Washers, 2500 PSI

Works great with m y electric poorer washer.

I was unsure how much I would like this in addition to my multiple individual nozzles, and after usage, I like it quite a lot. The spray exits in a rotating fashion, so you get the benefit of very high pressure narrow spray, but the rotating pattern prevents damage to whatever you are spraying and allows greater coverage area with each pass.. so definitely 5 stars for the price vs benefit. I am not sure if this item is any better than others that are similar, but I like it.UPDATE: have used the item for over 10 hours of solid pressure washer use, still holding up fine, a great addition.

Nozzle orifice is perfectly sized to my Husky 1750 psi, 1.6 gpm pressure washer. I did have difficulty getting the quick connect fitting to seal, once that was sorted... the nozzle works great! To get a good seal I used about 12 wraps of the supplied Teflon tape, and tightened the fitting until it bottomed out.

I got this for an electric pressure washer that I found a lot more portable than my 4000 psi washer. The results I’m impressed. The only thing I wouldn’t use this on is a house. I would go back to my big one because it covers three or four times the area. but I have to say this does everything around the house with no problem whatsoever. For those of you who are not familiar with this it has a nylon ball that shoots a 0° stream out of it and can cut your skin. So never ever ever spray this on anybody or yourself because it could be deadly or blinding at the least. So the idea is this thing spins around so fast that it creates a cleaning pattern which is many times bigger than you can get with any of the tips. Thus, more area much quicker. Thus, it could reduce the time you spend cleaning a four hour driveway down to about 45 minutes. Be careful not to use it too close to the screens or the edges of windows because of the caulking is old and cracked it will pull it right out. Which is a good thing if you think about it.

After bragging to my father about how good a turbo nozzle works, I bought this one for him to use with his Hotsy pressure washer. After 1-2 minutes of use with the burner on for hot (140 °F) water, the ball quits spinning and just shoots at the angle it locked up at. Turn off the burner and as soon as the nozzle cools down, the ball will resume spinning. Tried several times to use it with hot water, even setting the temperature down to 120 °F and each time the ball will lock up. I concluded that the nozzle is not made to use with a HOT water pressure washer as it is advertised. I specifically searched through Amazon to find one to use with his Hotsy and this model from Tool Daily was the only one I found that stated "for Hot Water Pressure Washers."It does work well with cold water, but I would not recommend for use with hot!

works well

My 2500 psi washer was not getting the job done. I was considering renting a p/w with a higher psi for my project. I decided to give this a try first and the results were amazing. Highly recommend if you have a tuff job.

has been quite impressive. What this device really does is take the high pressure nozzle - which makes a very concentrated, narrow stream, and rotates it extremely rapidly, applying that high pressure stream to a much wider area, enabling you to get really deep grunge out of surfaces quickly. You must remember, though, that this is the highest pressure stream that your pressure washer can provide, so it isn't going to be suitable for more fragile or delicate surfaces. It could destroy them. It is great fro removing dried paint from concrete. It will also remove loose paint instantly from any surface - but bear the caveat above inn mind: Test the material before you go all in... You could save yourself some grief. I got a 27' X 50' driveway looking like brand new in less than an hour, in Florida. There's a lot of lichens and other tiny growths that like the heat and humidity there, and will make concrete look nasty in just a year or two. With this nozzle, that stuff was gone, just about as quickly as I could move the wand back and forth. I think it's excellent for what it is designed to be, but be aware that it can be too powerful for some applications.