Biswing 18" Pressure Washer Surface Cleaner with 4 Wheels, Stainless Steel Power Washer Accessory for Driveways Sidewalks Patios Cleaning, 1/4" Quick Connector, 2 Extension Wand Attachments, 4000 PSI

I have a lot of concrete to clean under my house, driveway and sidewalks. When I bring out the big pressure washer (about twice a year) I will spend about 5 - 6 hours cleaning. I was looking through the "Daily Deals" and saw this product and decided to take a chance. When the product arrived it appeared to have been well constructed and was packaged appropriately with. no damage. With everyone coming over for Mothers Day I decided that Saturday would be my cleaning day. For the big jobs, I use an entry level pro level pressure washer. This is much larger than normal home washers. The cleaner came with 2 wand rod extensions to make use easier (the cleaner has wheels on it and you push it around with your power washer wand). My power washer has a long heavy duty wand that attached directly to the cleaner so I did not have to use what came with it. If you have a shorter wand these would be necessary. They appear to be well made. When I started using the cleaner I was immediately impressed with not only the ease of use and how good of job it did, but also how fast it was. Conservatively, using this cleaner MORE THAN cut my power washing time in half. My driveway was in dire need of cleaning (see video) and this worked like a champ. All you have to do is when you have cleaned an area, disconnect the cleaner (super easy and quick) and put on a regular tip as the surface cleaner does not wash away the dirt. You could also do this step with just a water hose with a regular spry nozzle on it. After this long cleaning session, I inspected the unit. Looks good as new and everything spins freely. Time will tell if this holds up long term (years), but even if this was the only use it gets, it has paid for itself (taking in consideration cost of unit vs my time savings or what it would have cost to have a professional come out to do the job). One side note. I would doubt you would get the same exact results if you have a small power washer (I would guess it would take multiple passes to clean but still easier than not having it). A lot of the high PSI (cheaper) power washers get the high PSI by (mostly) restricting water flow. The better power washers may have the same (or little higher PSI) but gets it while keeping up a high gallons per minute (GPM) water flow. I think having a high GPM power washer improves the cleaners ability to cleaner with fewer passes. Bottom Line: If you have a large flat surface to clean have have a good quality power washer, this product will save you tons of time. Highly recommended.

Worked as intended. Glides and makes cleaning sidewalks and driveway a breeze.

I bought this to keep my driveway clean. That is all I’ve used it for. How it performs on smooth floors or other surfaces, I don’t know. If your concrete driveway is very dirty, this thing is useless. It’s just that simple. It doesn’t matter how powerful your residential power washer is. Use your 10-degree tip and work inch-by-inch or hire a professional with a very-high-powered washer. Either way, accept that this is going to damage your concrete driveway a bit. You shouldn’t do this very often. Basically, this attachment takes the pressure and the flow from your washer and splits it in half to send it to two nozzles on its rotating arms. So, its nozzles have half of the pressure and flow your power washer is capable of delivering. Something which is difficult to clean with the full force and fury of your machine isn’t going to get clean at all with half the power. I didn’t buy this attachment expecting that it would enable my higher-end residential pressure washer to tackle my very dirty driveway. I bought it hoping that once my driveway was clean, this attachment would allow me to do “maintenance cleaning” frequently. And it has been very successful for that. With this attachment, I can do a very adequate maintenance cleaning of my two-car concrete driveway and rinse it down with a garden nozzle in about 25 or 30 minutes. Because it’s so fast and easy, I can do it do it about once a month. By doing frequent maintenance cleanings, I hope to avoid ever having to do the back-breaking, 20+hours labor major cleaning ever again. This attachment works well for those maintenance cleanings and it’s easy to use. It seems to me to be well-made. It’s all stainless steel and brass. If you understand and accept what this attachment can and can’t do, then I think it’s a good buy and a good tool to have.

Worked well with no problems or leaks. Saved a lot of time cleaning my driveway and sidewalks. Used with Westinghouse WPX2300e Electric Pressure Washer

In my opinion, this is the best power washer attachment I’ve used. I have borrowed my friends which are plastic and tend not to roll very well on my driveway or sidewalk. This product has exceptional cleaning power and rolls very smoothly so you can get the job done quickly and efficiently. Here’s it before and after photo

I’ve been really impressed with the Biswing 18” Pressure Washer Surface Cleaner. It rolls very smoothly on its four wheels and makes quick work of cleaning driveways, sidewalks, and patios. What would usually take hours with a standard wand is done in a fraction of the time with this. One tip: make sure you’re using a high-powered pressure washer. The closer you get to 4000 PSI, the better the results. At full power, it really shines. Highly recommend if you want to save time and get a professional-looking clean!

I used this 14” surface cleaner with an old 2300 PSI 2.0 GPM 6HP gas pressure washer. Use your regular wand tip end to do the edges rough 2 inches before using the surface cleaner. My pressure met requirements but is on the lower PSI end so needed to move a bit slower. More PSI would be better. With my machine, one slow pass and then pull back over same area again. I moved over and forward to new dirty section length and overlapped area about two inches. Includes two wand sections which quick connect and onto the device. It has a central bearing so it should last a long time, worked quite well, side bristles prevent splashing but the water and dirt must flow out as you move along. Treat it very gently not to break the wand pipes, cleaner housing, or spinning mechanism. It would be better if it had a handle. It helps to put a drop of oil on each wheel, so it rolls easier and do this before storing as well. You will need the normal wand sprayer or garden hose to wash away the dirty water and crud every several feet as you progress. This surface cleaner really saves a lot of time vs just using a single wand end nozzle; especially when cleaning a concrete patio or driveway. Protect your eyes, check engine oil level, disconnect and drain all water when finished including the hose & gun, winterize your pressure washer pump to prevent corrosion and freezing. Store attachment away from being damaged.

The surface washer is well built and rolls very easily on the four wheels, and the fittings are perfect fits to the wand on my 3,000 psi Ryobi gas powered pressure washer. The only issue I have (and it is NOT a manufacturing problem of the washer) is that the high pressure spray nozzles tend to push the soap away from the area being washed. I used the soap setting on my pressure washer to put soap solution on the garage floor, then attached the surface scrubber and started cleaning. The soap was pushed away from the area under the washer. I think the best technique might be to put the soap down and let it sit for maybe 10 minutes, then begin surface washing.