Tool Daily - Pressure Washer Nozzles Multiple Degrees, 1/4", Pack of 5 (Hole 3.0)

There is a problem with the product, it doesn’t produce foam. Don’t buy it.

Great produckt

Buena calidad, no gotea y aguanta muy bien para una hidro de 2300psi

Well made,just make sure you put them in all the way,if you don’t you have lost it like I did.well worth the money it is a lot better than the old presser washer

Does what it says. Plugs into quick connect and sprays at the appropriate angles. Can't fault, and great price.

I noticed that most reviews here are just for the power washer nozzles. As most know, Amazon often mixes product reviews. I ordered the foam cannon and the nozzles came as a bonus. BTW, they are the same quality as the nozzles that came with my pressure washer. It' almost seems like they all are the same as if they are made by the same manufacturer. They're high quality. I see someone mentioned that they wear out. I can't imagine how power washer nozzles can wear out and I've been using the ones that came with my pressure washer for years with absolutely no problems. Brass and aluminum is not worn out by soapy water or plain water. The only thing I can think of is that person was experiencing a buildup of minerals from hard water. If that's the case, that's easily cleaned out using LimeAway or any similar product or even just vinegar. Anyway, enough of that. It's the foam cannon that I ordered this combination for. I put a few tablespoons of Chemical Guys CWS_110 Honeydew Snow Foam in the jar and filled it about 2/3rds the way with water. I turned it on and holy smoke! The thickest foam covered everything I tried it on. It was like icing a cake. Beautiful thick foam! I immediately thought that this is one tool that I'm going to wonder how I ever got along without in the past. This is going to be great not just for my truck, SUV and motorcyle, but also for windows, etc. When testing it, I used it on our big gas grill. It worked beautifully. Before ordering this, I read many reviews as I always do when buying something. Like the nozzles, I can't figure how the foam cannon didn't work for some people. The only thing I can think of in this case is they used the wrong foaming product or they didn't adjust it right. When I first turned it on, the blast was very strong and narrow. It really blasted the foam on in a tight stream but it spread out easily and quickly. Then a turn of the adjustment and I could get anything from a wide, gentle fan of foam to the concentrated, narrow blast. The way these work is very simple and basic. It just applies the venturi principle. There's very little that can go wrong with the cannon itself. BTW, you can tell this foam cannon is high-quality when you pick it up. Other than the jar, it's almost all solid brass. I doubt if there's any practical difference between this and higher priced foam cannons. In fact, I'd be suprised if they all aren't virtually identical for all practical purposes so why spend more. The old adage that you get what you pay for is nonsense. If it was true, there would be no reason to shop around and compare prices. That rusty old adage would mean that you would get a better car if you paid more at one dealership for the same exact car than you paid at another dealership. Nonsense! An example from last week: I'm changing the transfer case oil in my truck. Most dealers online charge $49.95 to $59.99 per quart!!!! I went to the most popular online auto parts store and I got the same exact stuff for $5.35 per quart. My point is, just because someone else charges more for a foam cannon doesn't mean it's better. This one is a great value, especially considering I now have a spare set of nozzles for my power washer. Just buy it!