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Karcher K1900 1900 PSI TruPressure Electric Power Induction Pressure Washer Expired
$100
$269.99
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Kaercher.com has Karcher K1900 1900 PSI TruPressure Electric Power Induction Pressure Washer on sale for $99.99 when you apply promotional code 30BUCKS. Shipping is free.
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Features:
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Features:
- Compact storage Takes up less garage space
- On/Off foot Switch
- Holds up to a Half-Gallon of Detergent
- Large removable storage bin for hassle-free storage of accessories
- Pressure (psi): max. 1900
- Flow rate (gal/min): max. 1.3
- Water Feed Temperature Max. (°F): max. 104
- Detergent tank (gal): 1
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- About this Offer: Our research indicates that this sale price is $87.19 less (46.58% Savings) than the next best price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $187.49 (after 20% Off Coupon on product page).
- Reviews: This Pressure Washer receives4.3 Stars out of 5 Stars based on 4,600 Customer Reviews.
- Refer to Kaercher Return Policy
- Warranty: Backed by a 3-Year Limited Warranty
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Karcher K1900 Electric Pressure Washer with Induction Motor. The original retail price is $269.99 and the closeout price is $129.99.
UPDATE: $30 off coupon code 30BUCKS brings this down to $99.99
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For comparison, this model is currently sold on Amazon for $150 after a 20% coupon: https://a.co/d/3ZkLDfc
Promo Code: Welcome10 for 10% off the $129.99 sale price, bringing this down to $116.99 before taxes. Shipping is free.
https://www.kaercher.co
UPDATE: $30 off coupon code 30BUCKS brings this down to $99.99
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For comparison, this model is currently sold on Amazon for $150 after a 20% coupon: https://a.co/d/3ZkLDfc
Promo Code: Welcome10 for 10% off the $129.99 sale price, bringing this down to $116.99 before taxes. Shipping is free.
https://www.kaercher.co
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But you can see that even with the 2.5 on the K1900 its pulling 11 amps vs 12.8 on the K1700. So if you were to use a 3.0 nozzle on the K1900 it'll increase the gpm and also pull even less amps than that which can be important depending on your circuit breaker (usually 15 amps standard for homes) and how many devices you're running at once.
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Does the induction motor on the 1900 make a difference?
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But you can see that even with the 2.5 on the K1900 its pulling 11 amps vs 12.8 on the K1700. So if you were to use a 3.0 nozzle on the K1900 it'll increase the gpm and also pull even less amps than that which can be important depending on your circuit breaker (usually 15 amps standard for homes) and how many devices you're running at once.
I don't, sorry. He said it in almost a throwaway comment during one of the videos on Karcher. I noticed he didn't even include the 1900 and 2000 in his spreadsheet even though he apparently tested them. 🤷🏼
I've already ordered so it doesn't matter at this point (to me). I'm sure I'll be fine with it.
I could use a gas one bc I have a ton of concrete (walkways, pool patio, and driveway) not to mention a pretty large porch and deck that has pvc railing and decking which needs annual cleaning.
Just not interested in the cost, storage space required, and gas/oil/starting maintenance of a gas model though.
I bought the Ryobi 1800 psi one. It cost me $100. Its better than sun joe and works good for my car. Foam cannon is useless btw. However the 20ft kink free high pressure hose is amazing.