Amazon 24 ft Pressure Washer Extension Wand | Box Opening + Assembly + Use | Seesii
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.ย. 2024
- Hi everyone. Every year I have this moss that grows on the north side of my house and in the spring I bust out the ladder and get on the roof to clean this off. This year I decided to purchase an extension for my pressure washer. You don't need any tools to assemble this. Let me tell you this thing worked better than expected. The Seesii 24 foot extension want is a telescoping one piece adapter that goes on your pressure washer to make it have a better reach. I was able to reach my second story windows pretty easy with this. Made quick work of the clean up. Also, it telescopes down to about 6 feet in total length for easy storage.
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I haven't bought or tried a 24' wand yet, but some reviewers say it is much easier to get started by turning on the washer flow and letting it help you raise it up.
That, is a good idea. Thanks.
I Power wash lots of houses as a contractor and just bought this as well. Haven’t tried it so it’s nice to see in action. Pro tip - I use a (1) gallon of liquid pool chlorine to 3 gallons water in a backpack sprayer. Mold/mildew disappears in 5 mins and then basic wand rinse after. Been my go to for years!
Thanks for the tip, appreciate that.
I would highly suggest you do not use a backpack sprayer think about it you don’t want bleach running down your back do you? Softwash setup is the way to go this is way to much work on the body.
@@travisr3468 Can you use this to soft wash a roof if you have right tip? I need an extention pole to reach the roof without getting on the roof.
Yeah you would wanna use a chemical injector, much easier.
@@jakefarm1280 x jet will work
I've used this sprayer several times now on brick pavers, a wood deck, patio, and a driveway. th-cam.com/users/postUgkx43QMbQqu67IZadu9ou8Sg1BdrunMRNqX It has performed as expected on all surfaces. For larger areas like the decks and patios, I think I will be looking into a surface cleaner attachment to speed up the job, or at least make it a little easier. Hose and sprayer connections are tool-less, tight, and quick. I used the yellow nozzle on the concrete/brick surfaces, and the pressure was adequate for cleaning those surfaces.I am disappointed that these units are still being shipped with a nozzle storage holder that allows them to vibrate out of the holder way too easily and become lost, but I don't want to knock off a star for that reason. The functional part of the washer works very well, so I would recommend this product.
Great. Thanks for sharing
Great video. Thanks for showing how well it worked with the electric power washer.
Thanks for watching!
Nice it’s cleaning the gutters so we’ll which is what I need.
Perfect.
Thanks needed this tutorial
No problem
Was it able to get up to like a 2nd storey gutter? I'm looking to maybe get a washer & a wand to clean my 2 storey house, if it works out better value than paying someone to do it.
Was doing the one side of our 2 story house that gets mold the other day with a mold armor solution and couldn't quite reach the top. I purchased a 2 pack of wands at 40" each which should do the job but in my searching and found a 2 piece 10fter a lot of people complained the weight.
I do have an extendable pole saw where the motor and cutting area is at the tip and I can see how the further out your reach the more the weight compounds. Thanks for the demo but 24ft is more than I need.
Glad it helped. This thing is pretty heavy.
That's really the old school way of washing a house. Softwashing it would of saved mega time.
Thanks for the tip.
rehearsing is good
Nah. Where's the fun in that.
Great video! Just had my house cleaned, cost $350. He applied a ‘chemical’, let it sit and washed it off using very little pressure. He used cold water and said the ‘chemicals’ broke down the mold/dirt. I’m going to find out what he used and get one of the extenders like you got and do it myself. Thanks!!
If you find out, let us all know.
@@NicholsCounty will do!
Sodium hypochlorite at a 1-3% concentration. You can buy 10% SH they call it, and then dilute it. You need a pump sprayer to apply it. Not as straight forward as it looks. They use a a special pump and a special soft wash gun to apply it.
Get a pump sprayer and mix bleach and water.. cover any bushes and wear a mask.
Spray your mixed solution on the house, let it sit for a few minutes…. Get a telescoping brush for tough areas and then wash it off
@@curtisanderson9731 thanks so much!! I’m going to try it. Have a blessed day!!
Thanks I wanted to see how it just ordered one
Be ready to man handle this when it's fully extended. But definitely worth it.
Be careful with narrow like yellow 15. Can damage surface... start with wider fan...
Thanks for the tip.
Cool thanks for the review
No problem 👍
For me it do not work unless you use a low psi pressure washer. My pressure washer is 4200 psi at 4gpm and it was imposible to control the extension.
Good to know. Thanks.
True, my husband tried this today. But, stabilizing and maneuvering is difficult.
I’m thinking of trying a 90 degree end/tube so the water pressure can be pointed slightly downward to keep from pushing water into the vinyl siding weep holes. Or maybe the Surfacemaxx pivot end I saw at Lowe’s for $15 (would work great on under side of cars also).
Good tip, I'll have to try that.
Hey so is the only way to avoid runoff from the vinyl siding to aim downward? I have a job that I’m trying to get and that is one of my concerns about it.
@@micahalba753 I made one of these that goes 28 ft.and we just washed a 14 unit 2 story Complex that was covered with mold and moss. I didn't worry to much about the angle but I did put a 90 on the end of mine and it worked great. Was able to get all of it from various angles by positioning the grip end. I'm an electrician/Welder Fabricator and just took this on short notice because the Other company quit before they started and I had a couple of machines and a couple of guys. It all came out great the customer was totally happy. The key is bleach. The company I worked for 17 years did mold removal on the inside of houses. And we were perfect with our and we just used. Bleach. My challenge was getting it so high. So this not make you laugh but it worked absolutely perfect. I went and bought a couple of $10 super soaker water guns with the big tanks. I was worried about the bleach affecting the seals but it did not. We use them for 7 days and that's what got everything clean the rest was pretty much well or rinse off.
Hi thanks for the video. What kind of electric washer is that?
Just an Amazon electric pressure washer I picked up a while ago. I just put a link in the description so you can check it out.
Recently built a house with a black metal roof, as you can guess during pollen season I have some stuck on pollen. Do you think this would be good to clean a metal roof? 2 story house so it’s pretty dang high.
I think you would still need a ladder to get that high. But it would work for that.
I was going to ask the same thing, except my metal roof is white.
Part of the house is 1 story and I use a brush but the second story is really high (10 foot ceilings).
Would the high pressure damage the paint/metal?..........warranty concerns.
Is there a nozzle attachment for soap dispensing?
Yes.
With that You could start a Business cleaning Semi Trucks. Go make a deal with the truck stop
Yeah you could.
I tried using the harness it hindered me more than it helped.
I agree. It would work if I wasn't trying to extend the wand so far; I was trying to go farther than 24 feet. If it was only like 12 feet then the harness works fine.
I you use 1% sh and softwash the house, it should last at least 18 months before algae start to grow back so you shouldn't have to wash it once every two years.
Thanks for the tip.
How'd it work with the electric vs the gas pressure washer?
Never got my gas pressure washer fixed. But worked just fine with the electric one.
The water hose on my pressure washer isn’t compatible with the QD connector on the wand
You'll have to find an adapter.
Hey, what's the name of the electric pressure washer you're using?
There is a link in the description to that exact pressure washer.
What are putting the extension wands in to store them? Mine came in a cardboard box. 🤦
I just put mine under my shop bench.
I bought one. Same one as that! Going to use it tomorrow for a job I landed
Nice. Lets know how it worked out for you.
@@NicholsCounty it was kinda tough but you gotta figure it out and once you do it becomes easy.
@@flying-fijiantv6282 Yeah it's a bit heavy and takes a minute getting used to, but works pretty well.
@@NicholsCounty got used to it today. It helped me out a lot!
👏👍
Thanks.
sure is a workout to say the least lol
Yes it is.
@@NicholsCounty I have the RYOBI Telescoping Pole and my shoulders was killing me the next day lol
Shame the extension pole is currently unavailable. I'd like to wash my cars while standing on the front porch.
Lol
How do you like it so far is it holding up ?
Yeah I've only used it a few times, but works great. A bit heavy when fully extended.
@@NicholsCounty thank you I want to buy it do you have the model or name so I can find it on Amazon ?
@@Ben-sv9op Yeah it's in the description, with a link. Seesii Pressure Washer Extension Wand
@@NicholsCounty thank you 🙏
What brand pressure washer should I get?
Not craftsman.
Stihl 3200
There are applications where using an extension wand are useful, BUT doing a basic housewash, is not one of them. Save yourself the headache and learn to downstream. TH-cam has a ton of videos on this.
Worked great for me. Thanks.
Downstream? Only thing I know about downstream is a stream or river and if you drink from it make sure nobody is upstream streaming.
@@samsammy6210😂😂😂
Percent?? It's degrees, all the Nozzles are in degrees not percent. 😆🤣 Do you even pressure wash, bro?? How can I listen and take advice from a guy that calls the Nozzles presents 😆🤣
Misspoke.
It's heavy from the minute you turn water on. the nose is flying all over the place. Hard to work with. The next morning you will not feel your arms. You need two peoples and some kind of support on wheels to do the job. Terrible.....
It's a bit of a workout but sure beats climbing a ladder.
Im with you, me and my buddy couls not control that thing once i hit the trigger. It is really dangerous at high psi. I end up renting a lift to do the job
Never use high pressure on the side of your house. The proper way to clean your siding & roof is via sodium hypochlorite treatment. Hire a professional
It worked great. Thanks.
Thanks for the video. I'm thinking of getting one of those for my house washing business. A word of caution. A roofer was called out to fix a leaking roof. He said the roof looked good and asked the owner to show him why they thought the roof leaked. After going inside and looking at the water stains, he asked if they had their house washed recently. The owsaid yes and she was very pleased with the clean house. The roofer then took her outside and showed her where the house washer sprayed solution through a joint in the siding. Anyway, it looks like it would work for keeping me off of ladders.
Thanks again for the video.
lol OP yeah right.
Hire a professional hahahaha, yeah cos that is so much cheaper than doing it yourself.
Got a feeling that Steri has very soft skin on his hands.
Rusts out gutters though