Pressure Washers

Pressure Washers Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a jet washer and pressure washer?

A jet washer is an umbrella term for any washing device that uses powerful jets of water to clean, so could refer to a pressure washer or power washer. A pressure washer is a more specific term for a type of jet washer that uses unheated water.

How do you use a pressure washer?

Pressure washers are generally very simple to use and all our products come with easy-to-understand instructions. Be sure to read the instructions fully before you start to get the best results.

How does a pressure washer work?

A pressure washer works by using a water pump, powered by either an electric motor or diesel engine, to mix water and detergent and pump it out of a hose. Pressure washers use reinforced, high-pressure exit hoses which creates a high pressure water jet, perfect for removing stubborn dirt or grime.

How much is a pressure washer?

At Homebase, our pressure washers range from £59.00-£499.00, depending on the model and accessories. Head to your local store or browse our range online today.

Can I use a pressure washer during a hosepipe ban?

No, you cannot use a pressure washer as they are usually connected to the mains water supply.

How much water does a pressure washer use?

How much water a pressure water uses will depend on your model. You can find specific information on 'maximum litres per hour' listed on all our pressure washer product pages.