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At this time of year people begin to think about giving the house, garden and car a bit of a spring clean to see in the new season. If you're not the type to enjoy cleaning, then this prospect may fill you with dread. However there are ways to make cleaning work easier and much faster, so you can get back to enjoying the better weather that spring can bring.

One of the best accessories you can buy to assist with cleaning chores is a pressure washer. These handy machines can be connected to your outside tap and increase the water pressure by over 100 times, making them great for blasting stubborn dirt that can build up on a multitude of surfaces.

If your garden patio, path or decking is looking a bit dull and grimy, giving it a thorough clean with a pressure washer can work wonders. For the best results, you can buy special detergents to add to the pressure washer, which will help to shift even the most stubborn of dirt or algae. In addition, you can use a pressure washer on the exterior of your house, which will help to give its appearance a bit of a refresh without having to repaint it.

Another big job that a pressure washer can make light work of is cleaning the car. Rather than spending hours scrubbing and wiping it down, a quick rinse with your pressure washer will leave your car looking clean and fresh. The hose attachment that comes with your pressure washer is particularly handy for reaching awkward car parts such as wheels, so you can give your vehicle an all-over clean. It's also great for hosing down dirty bicycles after the family has been out on a cross-country ride.

There are lots of different pressure washers available, from bestselling brands like Karcher to budget supermarket options. Whatever your price range, make sure you take a look at the 'rate pressure' of the model, which tells you how much force will be behind the water. Other features to look out for include the wattage (the higher the more powerful the cleaner will be), and the hose length (the longer the hose, the more flexibility you will have when cleaning).

It may be worth spending a little more on a decent pressure washer, as these models tend to be more effective and more energy-efficient, meaning you'll save money in the long run. Take a good look in your local shops and online to help you decide which is the best washer to go for.

by: Alan Trotter




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