Bosch high pressure washer EasyAquatak 120

My old yellow K2 gave up the ghost and I read that the issue it had was a common one. I went for this which was cheaper than a direct replacement. I like it. It seems less tangly and the hose from machine to nozzle seems longer so I only had to move the machine a couple of times when cleaning my large deck. The spray nozzle itself was easy to clean with (the yellow one tended to leave patterns and splinter the wood on my deck). This gave a satisfying 3 inch wide uniform clean for stubborn areas and drips of fence paint and a much wider general cleaning spray. I haven't tried the soap bottle yet but I'm happy with my purchase so far. I'm not a very experienced pressure washer so I don't know how it compares with more expensive ones but it out performs the K2 and is much easier to store and move around.

Well impressed with this. Small neat, tidy and plenty of power. Easy to set up with standard hose fittings and fairly quiet (as quiet as a pressure washer can be. The Soap sprayer bottle does the job well. All the bits fit into the unit so it can be easily stored. For the money well Worth the value. I went for Bosch as I’ve had a lawnmower for 15 years that simply refuses to give up. So trusted Bosch again and not disappointed

Wasn’t quite sure what to expect from this pressure washer with it being so small but to my surprise it can really pack a punch, it’s excellent for cleaning the car and cleaned the block paving drive with ease, the only minor draw back is I find the pipes get in the way quite a bit, other than that all good, highly recommended.

The product arrived (purchase at an Amazon Prime Day price) with all components and items intact. Self-assembly requirement was minimal. Normal hose connector fittings worked fine with the water supply input. Assembling the lance and the various spray nozzles gave a tight fit (as would be expected to be required with a unit developing 120 bar pressure), There were no leaks from any of the joints. The unit worked fine for both cleaning metal garden furniture and pressure washing cars. A great positive was the 5 m long power cable and the 5m long pressure hose connecting the unit to the lance. This gave a very comfortable range for the unit. At less than 5kg weight the unit was also easy to carry. The various storage options for the components, on the unit itself made for compact and convenient storage. For a small compact pressure washer this is one of the best. Online product registration with Bosch (in the UK) gives a three year extended warranty as well.

So, bear with me on this one..... My 31 year old son finally left home last November (20) and took his Karcher with him. My wife had been wondering what to buy me for Xmas, so when I mentioned it, she said why don't you buy one and I'll give it to you. I looked at the Karchers, but they're pricey so having looked at what was on offer, I bought the Bosch. The 120 was on offer at less than the 110 and as I've had a lot of success with Bosch stuff in the past, I went for that one. I didn't get round to trying it out until today - filthy car and decent weather. Found it easy to put together (if slightly confused by the two nozzles). But when I had it all connected up, it just kept cutting out. Over and over again. I then proceeded to try four different hoses. Still the same. I tried it wthout the extension lead - no different. I was losing patience now. Put it all away and came back and read all the questions and answers. Neither they nor the trouble shooting guide in the instructions helped. I then read the instructions again. Convinced that the problem was me and not the Bosch, I got it all out again. You see, I'd missed the bit about pressing the trigger lock button on the gun handle..... With that unpressed, I had the stop/start business again. As soon as I fully released the trigger, we were off.... I felt like a complete idiot, but if you have a trigger lock (and why do you need one?) then completely lock the trigger with it, for crying out loud. With the lock on, the trigger still works, although there isn't much travel on it. So, at the risk of making myself out to be a complete prune, I've repeated my experience in case it helps anyone else. As a friend of mine often said, 'A moment's embarrassment is worth a lifetime of regret'.... ;-) It's a great cleaner, nice and powerful and, in my opinion, just as good as my son's Karcher was. In fact, the small size and ease of use probably gives it the edge, in my opinion. Edit. I used the pressure washer again today, just my second time and I'm really very pleased with it. It's powerful, has a decent long lead and the line between the pressure washer and the gun is surprisingly long. Easily cleaned my wife's car outside the house in the road. The only adverse comment I'd make is don't bother trying to snowfoam your car using the little supplied detergent bottle. it empties in about a minute. I bought a snowfoam lance and dedicated Bosch connector from eBay which fits perfectly and works really well.

Great product. Light and powerful enough for small jobs. My previous (different brand) one was too powerful and stripped the paint off my building, and then broke down after 6 months

After some research I went with this and highly recommend it. We borrowed a Karcher K2 from sister in law initially before buying our own, and it was fine. This Bosch is similar, a little more powerful - but so much more compact! Everything packs away so neatly on the machine for storage in-between use. Everything clicks together easily and intuitively. Feels well made. Works BRILLIANTLY! Absolutely blasted neatly 20 years of thick moss soil and weeds from our aging patios, steps and concrete areas. Don't hesitate to buy, great little pressure washer.

This is a good enough washer. It’s cleaned my paving slabs up nicely so it’s got plenty of power. It’s got some faults though. To start with the instructions are terrible and of the sort where you get lots of pictures but few words. One mysterious picture might make you think that you’re supposed to put a straightened paper clip in the nozzle to break a seal - you don’t and presumably this is how you clear it if it gets blocked but can’t really see that happening. I had problems getting it going as it kept stalling and the instructions led me to believe the hose I was using was too long or had pressure problems but no; instead it didn’t tell you it might have been supplied with the red cut-out button needing a reset before starting. Once going it’s fine. Don’t bother to put the soap box on the side unless you’re using soap as it just falls off all the time. The hose holder also comes loose and drops off too easily. My main gripe is that even with the hose rod in its holder there’s nowhere to wind up and store its hose so you’re likely to trip on that carrying it around.

Came broken

FANTASTIC!!! Worth every penny!!

Good

nice and light pressure washer for daily usage. recommended

working as expected and good for household purpose.