What are Electric Pressure Washers?
Electric pressure washers are cleaning machines powered by electricity that use high-pressure water spray to remove dirt, grime, and stains from various surfaces. These pressure washers are ideal for both residential and light commercial use, providing a convenient and efficient cleaning solution. Electric pressure washers consist of an electric motor that drives a pump, which pressurises the water and propels it through a nozzle or spray gun. They are generally quieter, more compact, and easier to maintain compared to gas-powered pressure washers.

At GPT Tools, we offer a wide range of electric pressure washers in Australia to suit different cleaning needs and preferences. Whether you need to clean your patio, deck, driveway, vehicles, or outdoor furniture, our electric pressure washers deliver consistent and powerful performance. With adjustable pressure settings and various nozzle options, you can customise the cleaning power according to the task at hand, achieving exceptional results every time.

How to Use Electric Pressure Washers Well?
To make the most of your electric pressure washer, consider the following tips:

1. Preparing the Area: Remove any loose debris, furniture, or delicate items from the cleaning area. Clear the space to ensure the safe and unobstructed operation of the pressure washer.
2. Connect and Prime: Connect the pressure washer to a suitable power source and ensure the water supply is connected properly. Prime the pump by allowing water to flow through the system before starting the motor.
3. Adjust Pressure and Nozzle: Adjust the pressure settings on your electric pressure washer based on the surface and cleaning requirements. Choose the appropriate nozzle or spray tip for the desired spray pattern and pressure level. Start with a wider spray pattern for larger areas and switch to a narrower pattern for more concentrated cleaning.
4. Maintain Proper Distance: Maintain a suitable distance between the nozzle and the surface being cleaned. Start at a greater distance and gradually move closer if needed, but avoid getting too close to prevent damage.
5. Continuous Motion: Use a steady and continuous back-and-forth motion while cleaning. Avoid staying in one spot for too long, as it may cause uneven cleaning or damage to the surface. Overlapping your strokes ensures consistent and thorough cleaning.
6. Post-Cleaning Care: After using the electric pressure washer, turn off the motor and release any residual pressure by squeezing the trigger. Disconnect the power source and properly store the pressure washer in a safe and dry location.