Not every garden clean-up needs a motorised pressure washer. This hose pressure washer wand clicks straight onto your garden hose and turns it into a focused, adjustable jet for pavers, paths, pots and outdoor furniture. There's no motor, no battery and no power cord: the brass nozzle concentrates the pressure your tap already has into a tight, focused jet, so it's always ready to go.

Twist the brass nozzle from a wide spray for washing down the patio to a narrow jet for dirt stuck in the paver joints. Fill the bottle with a little cleaner, turn the dial to soap, and you can lather outdoor furniture or the barbecue area before rinsing off with clean water. It's a simple, tough garden hose nozzle that earns its place next to the tap.

Why It Stands Out

• No power needed — works from normal tap pressure through your garden hose, with no motor, battery or extension lead
• Adjustable brass nozzle — twist the tip to go from a wide fan spray to a focused straight jet
• Built-in foam bottle — a clear bottle holds soap or cleaner, and a dial switches between clean water and soapy spray
• Water flow control — the same dial lets you turn the flow up or down to suit the job
• Metal spray gun — a solid zinc alloy handle and trigger that's made to be used outdoors
• Stainless steel wand — the extension rod adds reach, so you can get the jet into corners, under the car and along the fence line
• Brass click-on connector — fits standard garden hose quick-connect fittings, the type most Australian hoses use
• Trigger lock — a clip holds the trigger down for longer jobs, so your hand doesn't get tired

Where to Use

• Patios and pavers — rinse off dirt, moss and algae, and blast the grime out of the joints
• Garden paths, steps and driveways — clear mud and leaf litter after rain
• Outdoor furniture and umbrellas — soap and rinse settings, chairs and cushion covers
• Pots, planters and garden tools — clean pots before repotting, and wash soil off spades and the wheelbarrow
• Fences, walls and garden edges — freshen up brick, render and timber along the yard
• Bins, bird baths and water features — quick rinses around the garden
• Watering — use the wide spray for pots, seedlings and garden beds
• Also handy for — washing the car, bikes, the boat trailer and the dog

How It Works

• Water from the hose — tap water flows through the click-on connector into the spray gun.
• The wand focuses it — water travels down the stainless steel rod to the brass nozzle, which squeezes it into a stronger jet.
• Choose water or soap — the dial on top sends water straight through, or draws cleaner from the foam bottle into the spray.
• Twist to adjust — turning the nozzle changes the spray from a wide fan to a straight jet.

How to Use

Click it on — push the brass connector into your hose's quick-connect fitting until it clicks.
Turn on the tap — open the tap fully for the strongest jet.
Set the spray — twist the nozzle to choose a fan or a jet, and set the dial to water.
Add soap if needed — fill the bottle with a little cleaner, switch the dial to soap and lather up, then switch back to water to rinse.
Tip: work on pavers and paths with the jet held low and close, and sweep from one side to the other. For soft timber and outdoor furniture, use the wider spray and stand back a little so you don't mark the surface.

Care and Maintenance

• Rinse after soap — run clean water through for a few seconds so cleaner doesn't dry in the bottle or nozzle
• Empty the bottle — pour out leftover soap and rinse the bottle after each use
• Turn off the tap first — release the pressure before disconnecting the wand from the hose
• Store out of the sun — keep it in the shed or garage so the plastic bottle and seals don't age in the Australian sun
• Check the seals — if it starts to drip at the connector, check the rubber O-ring and replace it if it's worn

Specifications

What's Included

• 1 × Metal spray gun
• 1 × Foam bottle with water / soap dial
• 1 × Stainless steel wand with adjustable brass nozzle
• Garden hose not included