4-in-1 High Pressure Power Washer Wand - Watering Sprayer Tool with 4 Hose Nozzles - Hydro Jet Nozzle for Garden Hose, Car Washing, and Versatile ...

Not bad for a garden hose attachment. It's better than using your typical garden hose nozzle.

I got this because I needed to prepare our deck to re-stain it. Seems to have worked just fine. Provided more pressure than I ever would have been able to get holding my thumb over the end of the hose (everyone does that, I suppose, right?) but significantly less pressure than a pressure washer. But, let's face it - pressure washers aren't cheap and am I really going to go purchase one for a project I undertake every few years? No. Additionally, a pressure washer is either gas or electric powered - another nuisance. This worked just fine. I also use this to spray water to parts of my garden that my hose won't reach unless I extend it all the way and walk across the lawn to that flowerbed. Now, it's true that I have to be cautious not to spray the water right into the plants so that I don't damage them but I've learned how to spray the water in the air, adjusting the pressure, so that it simply rains down on the plants. Using this pressure tool just allows the water to shoot further. Very useful!

Overall Score: 7/10 To be honest, you may be better off with one of nozzle/hose sprayer attachments that lets you change up to like 10 different settings. It wouldn't be the first attachment I reach for when using my hose I took off 3 points due to the fact; 3 out of the 4 tips were weaker than the one with the biggest angle TLDR: Not a replacement/Not nearly strong enough; as a real pressure washer. The strength is based on your natural water pressure Black tip at 65 degrees was the strongest one at point blank range Pros: Black tip (widest angle) was oddly the strongest out of all 4 tips Free plumbers tape which will help prevent leakage, which thus prevent some drop in pressure Cheaper than an actual pressure washer which can easily get pricey Easy to swap tips Being able to choose the constant water flow/pressure is nice Holds up in outdoor weather pretty nicely Cons: Green, White, and Red tips are all pretty weak. - For example, the Red tip which is 0 degrees, its supposed to be the strongest one. However, even at point blank range, it was weaker than the Black tip which is supposed to be at 65 degrees. - Red tip was weak enough for me to put my hand/fingers in front of it without pain or discomfort (Definitely not recommended to do this, because technically it could be strong enough to cause injury. I would advise against it, but I had to check exactly how weak it was) Neutral/No review: Did not use the 1/2" converter, so I am unable to test that aspect Did not use the extra rubber o-rings Tips: If trying to use as a pressure washer, this will do super light jobs, but only if you use the Black tip and at point blank range Notes: I had some algae that grew over concrete and dried in the California sun; I used the black tip at point blank range to get rid of it This lowkey doubles as an emergency self defense weapon haha

To be fair, this is a well built item and is made of quality materials. That being said, it does not produce the level of output pressure I had anticipated. It has four separate nozzle types producing a variety of spray patterns. I realize it is not a pressure washer attachment and is working with normal water pressure, but I still expected slightly better performance. My biggest issue is the need to change each nozzle and to keep them stored and available for use. It is a bit cumbersome and time consuming as compared to a standard garden hose nozzle, many of which have various spray pattern selectors that can be set with the simple rotation of the nozzle head. If you have need for the wand style nozzle, this will do the job. It also has a nice on/off valve.

To be fair, this is a well built item and is made of quality materials. That being said, it does not produce the level of output pressure I had anticipated. It has four separate nozzle types producing a variety of spray patterns. I realize it is not a pressure washer attachment and is working with normal water pressure, but I still expected slightly better performance. My biggest issue is the need to change each nozzle and to keep them stored and available for use. It is a bit cumbersome and time consuming as compared to a standard garden hose nozzle, many of which have various spray pattern selectors that can be set with the simple rotation of the nozzle head. If you have need for the wand style nozzle, this will do the job. It also has a nice on/off valve.