What Do The Colors on Pressure Washer Nozzles Mean? EXPLAINED

Pressure washers typically come with a set of nozzles. Just how many may vary, but there are six basic types: 0°, 15°, 25°, 40°, soap, and Turbo. We'll go over each one and demonstrate how it works, what it's for, and why you might want to use one type over another. Whether you're cleaning fences, siding, vehicles, or concrete around your property, in this video you'll find the best nozzle for the job.

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[guardingheroes]

Finally!! A video that explains EACH color nozzle, and what each one can do and how to do it. THANK YOU for making the video. You ROCK! Very professionally done. Easy and clear explanation.

[travish]

This is the best instructional video I’ve watched on YouTube. Didn’t waste time, got straight to the point, covered the topic in full, avoided unnecessary joke attempts and well spoken.

[melbluv]

Wonderful Instructions, Clear and Professional. Great

[MrLuckyAndrew]

this is a perfect video explaining exactly what I was searching for

[dayonjohnson]

Very helpful video, really help explains each nozzle purposes.

[seastarbutterfly]

I got a pressure washer yesterday, but it only comes with a turbo, 15 degree and soap. The others are going on my birthday list! thanks!

[redoakpropertycarellc]

I just got a Simpson pressure washer, great video

[lucristianx]

Appreciate the video. I’m a total amateur when it comes to a high powered pressure washer. How amateur? I saw the soap nozzle launch into the void because I didn’t lock…

[derrickwolter]

Does anyone know how to fix the soap pump? Mine stopped working after 2 uses

[germanshepherd]

Wonder how much the psi power of the pressure washer changes anything. A 0 degree nozzle on a 3600 psi unit vs say a 1900 psi unit, how much less damage would it do to a surface.

[savagei]

What's this 2.5mm and 3.0mm tips I keep hearing about for pressure washers?

[whatdoyouthinktodd]

So I thought the orifice size is what really determined the PSI of the unit so like a unit with 1.2 GPM at 1700 psi would use a 2.0 orifice The fan wouldn't really have much to do with it. Also if you want people to subscribe to your channel you might want to make a video about how to subscribe I don't think most people know that they have to have an account and have it open to subscribe had this problem with a lot of people where I used to work had to show him how to do things and a lot of them thought it was just too much work to go through all of that to make sure you're logged in every time you want to do something as subscribed. Thanks sorry for the rambling

[braxtoncarroll]

"Don't use zero degree on siding ".... proceeds to show him using it on soffit and vinyl siding. Great video

[paulmonroe]

Great video, very straightforward but I don't see a like button