There is little doubt that some people like to use a pressure washer to clean simply because it is a fun tool. Water and pressure combined have proven to be a great way to clean the exterior of a home, concrete driveways, and asphalt streets, so they make a worthwhile investment. If you are interested there are pressure washers for sale in Chicago.
Here are three pressure washer facts to consider.
Why Does a Pressure Washer Work Well?
Water, alone, gets things clean because its molecules have some electrical polarity. When coupled with soap, soap breaks down grunge and grease. When grunge, grease and dirt have built up layers, water and soap can no longer get the job done as effectively, anymore. A pressure washer makes tough tasks seem simple because the speed of the water hitting grunge, grease, and dirt causes kinetic energy. This also means that you have to be mindful of pressure setting. You cannot clean the windows of your home with the same pressure you would use to clean the exterior walls of your home.
Pressure Washer Components
Some may be surprised to find out that a pressure washer consists of a water pump and electric motor. When the electric motor is turned on, the water pump literally pumps water out the nozzle at the set water pressure setting. Retailers sell an array of accessories that give you more control over the machine and water pressure, too.
How a Pressure Washer Works
When you hook up the pressure washer to a water source, the water flows from the hose and combines with the soap coming from a second hose. The water pump mixes the soap and water as it is forced out the exit hose.
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