Household trash. It’s basically micro beads of plastic. Many regenerate their resin to save money as well. I plan to make a video on that process soon.

@@CarsWithKeav I read a few posts about that process, and it looks like you should be a chemist and own a hazmat suit! 🙂

You’re welcome. The Office is my favorite show.

Yes, it sure does.

If I was more versed in polishing. I’m still learning and don’t have the experience to properly test one. Plus, it’s probably the one thing in detailing I hate to do more than interiors 🤣

Thanks

If I ever get back into reviewing chemicals. I prefer to review the hardware side of car washing and detailing. Chemcial reviews are all subjective from the reviewer about slickness, etc.

That piece came with the Comet 1700. Might be what comes with the units sold in the U.S.

@@CarsWithKeav exactly, in the Italian market the pressure washers are all supplied with a quick plastic adapter for the inlet water damn it! I managed to order a good brass adapter from a well-known American car detailing dealer, let's hope everything will be fine 😊

@@bluebloodmanny Kind of hard to say I hate a Ryobi as I have over 100 of there tools and used their older model pressure washer for several years before. Just nice to have something different that made a few design differences I like.

Something happened to that one for sure. Funny thing the older one is still working fine. I ended up buying 5 more from a supplier since they stopped making them.

This hose amzn.to/45QOwW4

I’ll take the SGS28 and save $$

All depends if you want the soap for lubricant or cleaning power. 1/2 oz it doesn’t have that road grime power as a pre-treat. You can for sure go 1/2 oz

@@CarsWithKeav definitely true! I neglected to consider that in my original comment, as I consider snow foam more of a lubricant than a cleaner. But that doesn’t discount its use in that case! Appreciate the reply 🙏

@@Sovrakha So many variables, but your analysis is correct it can go way further. Things like vehicle size would also be a determining factor.

@@VassRulez I’m not sure on other soaps, but DIY detail Yvan encourages saving soap. I don’t use the sponge for rinseless or my bucket soap Incredible suds. I use multiple microfibers and don’t return them to the bucket. So when I’m done I seal the top with Gama lids and will hold till the next wash. As long as it’s sealed Yvan says it doesn’t degrade and will hold for several months. Keeping them out of UV light from say the garage door being opened or a window will help as well. Even with P&S brake buster I have seen no issue pre-diluting. It’s something to think about, but I use my soaps pretty regularly so nothing ever sits for more than a month at the most.

@@CarsWithKeav I’m not too concerned about saving solution in the bucket. More interested in the foaming/cleaning performance of pre mixed solution kept for a month+ in a foam cannon/pump sprayer/jug.

@@VassRulez I’ve kept pre mixed solution in foam cannons for long periods of time and never saw much of a difference.

Yeah got to be careful it’s a bit touchy. Can’t say that has t happened to me either. 🤣

Weird, are you using a hose or from a bucket? Batteries fully charged? Nozzle cleaned out?

If you need the extra batteries then for sure way too much. This is mainly for people with ego tools already to share batteries. Also, more for areas that you can pull water from a lake or bucket. Great for a boat dock and small jobs for sure but meant to do a whole driveway.

Nice!

Also.. maybe I'm missing it.. but what's the Orbit model or model number?

It will not improve how the hose performs under low pressure. It is just utilizing all the water it can so if you have more pressure it’s going to do way better and achieve numbers others can’t. Actually a sprayer that limits flow might help with low pressure better.

It’s this one. amzn.to/3VJ20P4

Thanks 🙏

Nice, don’t think we can get those in the states.

I am u sure as we don’t have the Bosch pressure washers here in the states so I don’t know the connections. I’m guessing this is another country and Amazon there doesn’t have the SGS28 with the fittings installed? I know I’m the U.S. you can buy with the fittings already installed.

Blows off meaning after a bit or when it starts running? Wondering if the pressure relief is going off to soon or the head is not threading right and not dealing.

That is the main reason to go Mosmatic is the swivel and possible the quick connects.

I have seen clean garage sells them, but they don’t change the swivel. It’s just the Prima quick connects that I can see.

@@CarsWithKeav i don’t know I have the yum edition and the swivel is also mosmatic you can see in there website of yumcars

You won’t believe the difference in trigger feel. Nothing out there has that light of a pull.

Trigger pull is the deciding factor for me on spray guns every time. I’ve talked to some companies and they said they would not add locks as it’s a liability. Crazy to see Harbor Freight selling one now, but it’s just a direct copy or rebrand of the Ridge Washer. I think it’s great for like you said RV’s, big trucks, etc. where you might have to stretch and reach really high.

@@CarsWithKeav Amen. I've seen many use zip-ties for locks. Liability is a good old-fashioned excuse they're giving you. That'd be like a polisher manufacturer saying that's why they won't put a lock button on their polishers. Heck, a weak or defective PW hose is more of a liability. I am glad you did ask. Consumer stupidity is not a liability. Since the pressure washers came out, I have never once used that worthless lockout safety feature on the gun, not one time. Yes, I have children and grandchildren who do not like being around pressure washers (the noise alone keeps them away). Our know-nothing government(s) made it a requirement to have that in place, yet many firearms and weapons have no safety features. FYI Greeworks had a huge recall on their OEM PW guns that came with retail PWs that would explode/burst/fall apart in the user's hand during use. They were all plastic where the hose connected. You'd need to look that up on their website and search "recall" for PW model numbers and gun type. Greeworks was fast to replace mine (no charge) with one made of metal on the inside. Thank you for all the great reviews and your time.

@@still-DJ yeah and they can’t ship short guns with pressure washers in the U.S. due to some rules about people hurting themselves. They can ship a short gun kind of, but in the box there can be no way to use it as a short gun. That’s why the EGO has a 3/8 quick connect at the end of the gun so the 1/4 ones that come with it can’t be used short and only with the wand. You can adapt yourself just can’t come with it. 🤣 New pressure washers from Ava of Norway are now in the states I’ll be reviewing them soon. They made an adapter to use 1/4 on their shortgun, but have to lost it separate as not allowed to ship in the box. 🤷‍♂️

@@CarsWithKeav Cool.

Yeah, I saw it the other day putting it in the list.

I saw it the other day. It’s possible I might review it.

Mine just takes a little force down then make the turn. Sometimes a pair of pliers helps, but it goes in there. Wonder if manufacturing tolerances vary on the gun itself and on the adapter that is made.

@@CarsWithKeav I managed to get it in there but had to step on the gun with both feet and use a wrench to get it in there. That was awful. Lol will give it a try this coming weekend. Thanks for the review, bought the Craftsman because of your video lol

@@newbierides That sucks hopefully now you won’t ever have to change it out again.

Yes at that price it’s a heck of a value. It’s a great gun for sure.

Once a month no need for these. The Ridge Washer is a fine choice for that.

That spray gun is not on that same level to compare. I thought about it, but it’s way too much like the Ridge Washer gun which I’ve already reviewed. Just feels repetitive.

It’s sure does.

I think it should be around $80 to $85.

It’s a great gun for sure. If but overpriced to the competition is the biggest problem.

Is it the new swivel gun pro? Leaking out the end? It does have a 6 month warranty. I have fixed many spray guns by taking them apart and putting them back together.

@@CarsWithKeavsorry for not stating the gun type. It’s the first mckillans gun gen1 not the pro version. And thank you keav the honest review👍🏼.

@@99kmh32 yeah, that gun is not bad it’s a catalog style rebrand. This new one is their design and they spent a long time figuring it out.

Not available yet, but looks very bulky from what I have seen. I’ll pick it up when it comes out they say end of this month hopefully.

Not yet. Knew about it just too lazy. I also bought a rebuild kit looked at it for a month them somehow lost it. 🤣

@@CarsWithKeav haha I know the feeling. My favorite is when I put something in a “safe place”, it’s safe alright, it’s more like a lost treasure

It’s the best value in the game right now, but this new Mckillans is very close just needs a price reduction.

Yeah, once you feel that pull it’s hard to like anything else.

I’m not sure why I didn’t read trigger pull pressurized. For some reason didn’t even think of that. In my experience though the trigger pull is the same when it comes to ranking them. Pressurized the pull might be slightly more say 10% to 20%, but it’s added across the board. I’ll be sure to keep that in mind the next time I test trigger guns. Thanks for the feedback it’s much appreciated. Yes the 2.3 has the easiest linear ramp up that I have seen and it’s not slow it comes on pretty quick.

Very nice! It’s a great gun and a worth competitor! We just got to get that price down like the SGS28.

@@CarsWithKeav I’m with you. Either way the shafts on both of these look solid. Win win. 👀

I just reviewed it video went up a few hours ago. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Y9yqh5Ol0rXYg4k.htmlsi=aJCf7qiHX4Aq3uS0

@CarsWithKeav THANK YOU!!,Just watched it. I'm gonna buy it###

@@kevinkinsler Nice! It’s a great all around spray gun.