Yiliaw High Pressure Power Washer Wand With 3 Sprayer Nozzle, 38 Inch Garden Hose Nozzle Sprayer Flexible Watering Wand for Gutter Patio Car Pet P...

Easy to assemble, the wand is a delight for me to use in watering my garden. It's durable, flexible (the sprayer), and has no flaws that I could find. Highly recommend.

Its not dainty and it doesnt leake ifya assemble it understanding how o rings seal and work - not too tight. Ive been spraying my peppers every other day and seeing improvement in mite impacts after 1 week. Wand and flexible end make it easy to really get into all parts of the plant for a cleansing water spray. Pressure is as described not different from regular hose end devices but with the ability to really target where you want the force.

Value for the money is like using your dollars to clean up the mess your dog made. Waste Product is not useful for high pressure cleaning Less waterflow less power Don't waste time nor money Regular garden hose nozzles are more powerful Returned

My front porch has mildew on it. Got this as an attempt to clean up the dark discoloration. Have to admit that it does work. Sprayed it on the mildew and the mildew came up, but there are issues. I also sprayed the mildew with https://www.ZeeBooth.com/IRRIGLAD-Threaded-Pressure-Adjustable-Showering/dp/B07V9WBKTC/ref=sr_1_31?keywords=hose+spray&sr=8-31 as a check. This product beat the cheaper hose nozzle. The hose nozzle lightened the mildew but did not remove it and this appeared to remove it, in a VERY small line. I would guess this cleared a line of about 1/8". With about 40' square to clear, it would take a LONGGG time and a LOT of water, which for me amounts to a lot of money. If you are on well water, maybe this would be monetarily advantageous. The last time I cleaned this up with a pressure washer, the cleaned area was around 1". This nozzle does contain a wide nozzle which did a great job washing the loose stuff away, although I've seen cleaner patterns. Attempting the wide nozzle dented the mildew about the same as the much cheaper hose nozzles. For non-free water, and large jobs, I'd recommend spending the money on a pressure washer and passing on this. If your job is small, and your water and time is nearly free, give it a shot. It did work for me. I'd guess 3-4 hours and I'd have my porch mostly clear with only a few lines visible, but that'd be a LOT of water. Probably 20 minutes with a reasonably cheap electric pressure washer, so I'd be better off with the pressure washer.

I had a very specific need when ordering this and it has proven to work quite well. I live in a mobile home and if anyone is familiar with them youll know that they dont have the same type of rain gutters as a regular house. The gutters are smaller and narrower, and they sit up under the edge of the carport and patio cover. There is a wide piece of flashing that hides the gutters from view from the outside that makes cleaning the gutters out a real pain. Supposedly the idea behind this is to minimize the amount of debris that collects in your gutters, but its actually a pretty stupid design. The flexible attachment on this allows you to curve the nozzle down into the gutter and helps tremendously to getting a good direct spray down the length of the gutter. The brass nozzle is a nice accessory and gives a good amount of pressure increase to help flush out the debris. The shutoff valve works well and makes it more convenient to use. There are, however, two improvements needed: 1) an extra piece of extension, maybe 18 or so, would be very helpful for giving some extra reach, and 2) the flexible extension needs a hex shape so you can snug it up a little better using a wrench. The joint is smooth chrome and getting it snug enough by hand so it doesnt loosen up while youre using it is almost impossible. I ended up using Channelock pliers on it with a piece of rubber wrapped around it to keep from chewing up the finish. Overall, a very good product though and for the price a good value.