Pressure Washer Patio Brush

I broke mine the first time I used it. The area has to be absolutely clear. There was a stone on my patio which broke everything inside the hood. I can sell you the replacement which was sent under warranty as that shouldn’t happen but I have not tried it again. Patio not been cleaned at all this year as I have a bad back.

I have used the attachment in the past. It worked fine for me and stopped all the dirty water spraying up the patio doors, walls and all over me

It is only plastic and probably would break if a large-ish stone got caught up in it. If you sweep the area thoroughly first, this should not happen.

Why not get a profession patio cleaner ? Depending on the size of your patio, he will do a fantastic job, took almost 2 days with all the prep , weed killing. sealing etc. and cost £200 (about 45ft x 35ft) He has guaranteed 'weed free' for 2 years. Watch this space !!

Thank you so much for your replies. As for buying the one from Tizliz I would prefer to get a new one with warranty but will be very careful to brush the paths first. Could consider buying yours if you live near to L23 postal district.

I used one and it didn't work at all well on my paver patio - pulled all the sand from between the pavers and made a right old mess. If you have a tiled path with no gaps between tiles it might work.

Cindersdad

Thank you so much for your replies. As for buying the one from Tizliz I would prefer to get a new one with warranty but will be very careful to brush the paths first. Could consider buying yours if you live near to L23 postal district.

Sorry in north Scotland

We use one but OH bought the machine for £15 in the market and later bought the attachment for £5. I actually enjoy doing it so we tend to argue about whose turn it is. Great for a general clean up but for difficult marks the lance is best.

I find the lance fine for marks but not for thick moss which is why I want the brush attachment.

There are different models. Get a better one. Mine is great, had it quite a while. Much easier

We've had Karcher pressure washers for many years - currently we have a model 6.75M, which has had only 1 repair (capacitor replacement done by me), and is absolutely brilliant. They are worth every penny.

We have a large garden, patios, paths and a block paved driveway, all of which clean up exceptionally well with the rotating device, as well as the lance. If you can, I would suggest buy one, they really do just as they say on the tin.

This site has a refurbished mode too: www.karcheroutlet.co.uk/products/product.asp?id=4673

The attachment works much faster that the standard lance, and isn't as harmful to the pointing and surface. It is as easy as vacuuming a carpet, but a lot wetter!

I must admit that in recent years I have sprayed on 'Wet and Forget' patio cleaner or similar instead of using the Karcher. It does a great job on patio, shed, walls and fences, and lasts 1-2 years!
www.wetandforget.co.uk/

I use wet and forget as well shysal - our patio is always covered in moss if I don't, especially at the moment when it's been damp for a good part of the year.

A patio cleaning attachment can make pressure washing much easier, especially when dealing with moss and dirt on paths or paving. It also helps keep the spray more controlled and reduces the amount of dirty water splashing around. I’d still use moderate pressure and take care around older surfaces and joints.

If you’d prefer professional exterior cleaning, Mr Shark Cleaning Service Melbourne is worth checking.

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