Pressure Washer Tips, Set of 7 Pressure Washer Nozzle Tips with Nozzle Holder, 1/4 Inch Quick Connect, 4000 PSI...

These pressure washer tips fit perfectly onto my pressure washer, and did a good job cleaning my deck. You have the option of 7 different spray patterns, which is good. What's bad is that they're not well labelled, and there is no instruction card included. I had to go back to the Product Description page to find a picture that shows the intended use for each nozzle tip. For example, the black tip, shown as 65 degrees on the function photo, is not labelled. There are TWO red tips, both of which are labelled as "zero degrees), but with different diameter round hols. I'm GUESSING that the one with the larger hole is the one they label as "soap" in the diagram. (They also came in a different order than what's shown in the diagram.) With better labelling of the tips themselves, and inclusion of a (waterproof) card describing what each top is for, they would have gotten 5 stars.

NOZZLE REVIEW: The main advantage of this nozzle kit is it includes two useful nozzles NOT included with the purchase of pressure washers. 1. The Rinse nozzle (blue) has a large circular opening that sprays a large volume of water. Standard fan nozzles spray at high pressure but at the expense of decreased water volume. Large volumes of water rinse much more effectively than high pressure. Thats why this is the best nozzle to rinse off loosed dirt and soap. 2. The Soap nozzle (pink) is used with the siphon hose available on some pressure washers to spray a soap or cleaner. It shoots a sharp stream a long distance such as that needed to clean the second story of a house. The black nozzle that is included with a pressure washer purchase is also used with a siphon hose to spray soap or cleaner but a short distance in a fan pattern. The nozzle plastic tips of the pink, blue and 0 degree nozzle are all labeled 0. Differentiate between the three nozzles by their color or opening shapes. Besides the two extra nozzles, here are other reasons to have extra nozzles on hand: 1. Nozzles are sometimes lost/misplaced. 2. Nozzles may not be completely seated in the lance and when pressure is applied, the nozzle flies long and far. If the nozzle cannot be immediately found, its convenient to have a spare untll the nozzle is searched for later. I have had instances where I was unable to find nozzles. 3. A nozzle becomes clogged and a replacement is used until the clog is removed later. 4. Nozzles eventually get pitted from the ball bearings on quick-connects. NOZZLE HOLDER REVIEW: The nozzle holder includes a 3.5 mm (1/8) diameter carabiner that opens to a maximum of 8.5 mm (5/16). This carabiner is mounted to the holder via a 1/8 hole. On the opposite end of the holder is a 9 mm (1/2) loop. I used this loop to connect a larger carabiner with a diameter greater than 1/8 that also opened wider to accommodate where I wanted to hang the holder. The nozzle sleeves are a flexible plastic that securely holds the nozzles.

This gives you a variety of options for different jobs, for a great price AND it gives you a place to store them.