ELECTRIC HIGH PRESSURE WASHER 701

For new users, you need to understand the different uses of the colored nozzles, as they can cause potential damages to the targeted surfaces and even hurt you if being used incorrectly.

And in general, you’ll find your pressure washers come with 5 different color options, each representing a certain level of power and concentrated stream that comes out from your machine.

Red – This tip is marked with red color, simply because it’s the most powerful and dangerous nozzle, especially if you are working with a powerful machine. The tip will send water out at a 0® angle, which means that it comes with the highest level of pressure. It can be used to effectively spot treat any stubborn dirt, but you shouldn’t point it toward others, or spray at close range, since it can cause real damage.

Yellow – According to the pressure level, the yellow nozzle tip creates a spray at 15®, which is enough to work on tough surfaces like concrete driveways, pavements, or patios. And while it won’t likely cause any damage, you shouldn’t use the tip to work on more dedicated surfaces, such as wood.

Green – The green nozzle is considered the universal tip for your pressure washer, as it comes with a wide 25®angle while still providing decently-powered sprays. Use this to wash off dirt on your cars, mildew on decks, and even dirty walkways.

White – Following the universal green color, the white nozzle is also among the most commonly used pressure spray tips. Here, the 40® spray won’t deliver the most powerful spray, but will enable a large spray pattern, allowing users to comfortably work on many of their cleaning tasks. And if your machine is strong enough, you can enjoy adequate cleaning power compared to the green or even yellow nozzle on lesser models.