Greenworks High Pressure Soap Applicator Universal Pressure Washer Attachment

It was easy to use, with an instant impactful cleaning

I couldn't find my other cheap foam sprayer, so I got this one - mainly because it explicitly stated it could be used in pressure mode. (My other one, at the same price, seems to have the same effect with the pump on or just using garden hose pressure. This one actually works with the pump.)It's not like a dedicated soap-spraying washer, but almost as good as the soap sprayer at a car wash. You won't be able to clean with the soap, it's more for applying the soap. In that mode, it's pretty good.I used it to pre-treat a metal roof for pressure washing, and it did well with several different cleaners.The adjustment knob works well for different cleaners.

Works good the adjustment is a little too course. As in it's a ton of soap or hardly any

I’m product arrived exactly how it was suppose to packaged and secured . Exactly how it is in the picture I haven’t put it to use yet but it’s exactly what I’m looking for .

Bought this to get a reasonable amount of foam with some staying power with my Greenworks 1500 psi portable pressure washer and a reasonably priced washing agent and that's what I got. I used a 5 to 1 dilution of Meguiar's Gold Class Car Wash, an inexpensive, but effective, shampoo. Not sure it's really a 'cannon', but it's more than a gun, and a lot better than the unit provided with the washer. I did not get a car looking like an igloo with foam that would stand for an hour, but a good coat of foam that provided consistent lubricity, which I rinsed after about 2 minutes. I did switch back to the 25 degree nozzle that came with the washer as it gave a better rinse than just turning the foam attachment to all water. On my Type R, not a large car, it used about 3/4 of the soap mix in the container. This is what I expected. You can spend hundreds of dollars more on equipment and chemicals to get some results that you think are better, but this works for me. Maybe the best thing about this is getting very good results without getting soaked doing a bucket wash.

Fits and operates Greenworks pressure washer perfectly but the bottle doesn't hold enough liquid to finish washing a car without needing to refill. Need twice the volume.

absolutely simple, attach to your pressure washer gun's quick connect, quarter turn the cup to release it. put whatever fluid you wish to use to wash your car, and put it back on with a quarter turn. I have a full crew cab Chevy Silverado with the long bed and one cup was able to suds the whole truck. It has an easy dial with big and small circles so you know which way to turn it based on how much suds, if any, you want. That way you don't have to disconnect when you want to rinse. It used to take me an hour and a half to rinse, wash, rinse, dry. With Greenworks High pressure soap applicator its about 5 minutes to rinse, wash, rinse, and about 15 minutes to dry. TOTALLY worth the investment. It will take a little longer now that we are getting the bugs out again, I will have to scrub a little more. Being able to apply the suds with pressure though loosens up any dirt and grime i put on my truck so far. For the price, it makes washing your car DIY style a breeze and effortless so there isn't a reason to run to the automatic wash.

The media could not be loaded. For a foam cannon for less then $20 it was alright. I expected the foam to be a bit heavier but the soap did come out and the car did get clean. They’re probably some better and some worst. This one is alright