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Best Buy via eBay has has Greenworks 1900 PSI 1.2 GPM Pressure Washer (GPW1900) on sale for $119.99. Shipping is free.
Best Buy has Greenworks 1900 PSI 1.2 GPM Pressure Washer (GPW1900) on sale for $119.99. Shipping is free.
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Best Buy has Greenworks 1900 PSI 1.2 GPM Pressure Washer (GPW1900) on sale for $119.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Bojjihuntindeals for sharing this deal.
Product Information:
- PWMA Certified (Pressure Washer Manufacturers' Association): All water pressure (PSI) and flow rate (GPM) claims for this product were tested and verified by an independent lab, ensuring you'll take home the power you were promised
- Heavy duty cast aluminum axial cam pump provides better than gas performance
- Delivers up to 50% more flow, reaching higher areas and quick power rinsing
- Equipped with rugged metal gun and hassle-free 25' Uberflex kink-resistant hose; 15°, 25° and 40° tips, plus soap and turbo nozzles included
- Automatically shuts off pump when trigger is not engaged to save energy and prolong pump life.
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Best Buy [bestbuy.com] has Greenworks Electric Pressure Washer up to 1900 PSI at 1.2 GPM (Green) for $119.99. Shipping is Free
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Product Description from Store
- With up to 1,900 PSI at 1.2 GPM, the Greenworks GPW1900 pressure washer is perfect for light- to medium-duty clean-up of windows, vehicles, grills, patio furniture and decking. With a powerful 13-amp universal motor, axial cam pump, and hassle-free, push-button starts, you'll get to work fast, with no priming, no choke, and no pull cord. Just plug the 35-foot power cord into any typical exterior household outlet. This quiet-running, lightweight, compact, easy-to-store pressure washer features a rugged open steel frame and Total Stop System (TSS) that senses water flow in the pump; when the trigger is released, water stops flowing through the pump, and TSS automatically turns the motor off to protect against overheating. With a 25-foot, non-marring, high-pressure hose, on-board soap tank with built-in detergent system, and on-board accessory storage with 25-egree and 40-degree nozzles, turbo nozzle, and soap nozzle tips, it's versatile, portable, and powerful.
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But even with his unscientific testing, hitting 90% of the claim is pretty impressive and a hell of a lot better than the "max" numbers versus real numbers of some manufacturers.
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That difference in measured performance could be from any number of things, from improper break-in, to extension cord voltage drop, to hose water supply, to the gauge he used and how it was hooked up, to the amount of water he spilled out of his bucket or maybe it's as simple as the one particular individual unit he tested was just a little off.
Real scientific testing accounts for these things and tests several units multiple times to arrive at accurate numbers.
That difference in measured performance could be from any number of things, from improper break-in, to extension cord voltage drop, to hose water supply, to the gauge he used and how it was hooked up, to the amount of water he spilled out of his bucket or maybe it's as simple as the one particular individual unit he tested was just a little off.
Real scientific testing accounts for these things and tests several units multiple times to arrive at accurate numbers.
Reality = People aren't buying pressure washers in a "very controlled environment" in some lab. They're buying it to use on driveways, houses, cars, etc... If the PWMA seal only means in labs, then it's useless.
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Reality = People aren't buying pressure washers in a "very controlled environment" in some lab. They're buying it to use on driveways, houses, cars, etc... If the PWMA seal only means in labs, then it's useless.
How you can rest your whole argument on that one home video from a guy who mows lawns for a living is mind-boggling. If you can find someone that tests several of these units in controlled conditions with calibrated equipment, then you might have something to stand on.
How you can rest your whole argument on that one home video from a guy who mows lawns for a living is mind-boggling. If you can find someone that tests several of these units in controlled conditions with calibrated equipment, then you might have something to stand on.
Compare to a brand without such certification like Sun Joe. On their SPX3000, for example, they advertise "2030 PSI + 1.76 GPM max", but that PSI is at no flow and that GPM is at no pressure. Their actual rated operating pressure and flow is 1450 PSI at 1.24 GPM, quite a bit lower than what it says on the box.
Compare to a brand without such certification like Sun Joe. On their SPX3000, for example, they advertise "2030 PSI + 1.76 GPM max", but that PSI is at no flow and that GPM is at no pressure. Their actual rated operating pressure and flow is 1450 PSI at 1.24 GPM, quite a bit lower than what it says on the box.
There also doesn't appear to be a PWMA anymore. But then again, you keep going on about how important their seal is, so you must know something that many others who use pressure washers don't.
There also doesn't appear to be a PWMA anymore. But then again, you keep going on about how important their seal is, so you must know something that many others who use pressure washers don't.
There also doesn't appear to be a PWMA anymore. But then again, you keep going on about how important their seal is, so you must know something that many others who use pressure washers don't.
A lot of these electric pressure washers try to fool you with PSI but the GPM is more important when it comes to cleaning. More water is what you want, not more power. The electric pressure washers are limited by our 120v outlets so there's only so much power they can produce. Pretty much all electrics are going to get a max of 1.2 GPM unless you're willing to spend a lot more. That being said, electrics are much easier to maintain (no oil, gas, carburetor issues) and are way more energy efficient. Gas is such a hassle most of the time that I use my electric for most jobs except once a year on the driveway. I'd say if you don't already have a pressure washer to just get this one, gas ones are like $300 and I can't justify that price tag for a job I'd only do once or twice a year.
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