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Re: Cold water pressure washer vs. hot tap water
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Posted by Jon H on June 19, 2004 at 15:09:48 from (69.26.16.158):
In Reply to: Cold water pressure washer vs. hot tap water posted by Ron on June 18, 2004 at 12:19:25:
I use my pressure washer at the barn where I can connect to a laundry faucet. I turn both hot and cold valves fully on which gives aprox 100 degree F water untill the 50 gal electric heater runs out. Even this warm water does a much better job than cold water,and the extra flow of both hot and cold makes the pressure washer perform better,as my 1/2 inch pvc lines are a little undersized for the job.
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