SEPLY Pressure Washer Extension Wand Upgrade, 9 Pack Power Washer Lance with 6 Nozzle Tips, 30°,90°,120° Curved Rod, 1/4" Quick Connect, 4000 PSI

solid setup. all of the attachments that I tested and used worked perfectly. Didn't appear to leak. Seemed durable, but the physics of connecting multiple, long, narrow things I'm sure has its limitations. Good variety of nozzle attachments that worked well (some would need more water volume (GPM) than my Karcher K1 is able to provide (1.3 GPM). At ~$25 seems like very good value. Used this with my Karcher K1, which required an additional adapter (~$7) to fit all the universal 1/4" quick connects this product uses.

Easy to attach to existing wand. The angled tubes are very useful. The long length helps to avoid using ladders for cleaning higher places. A must have.

The extensions work well. They do get a bit floppy and hard to handle if you have all of them together. Nozzles are a good tight fit and the whole system has improved the usability of my Ryobi pressure washer greatly.

Worked like a chasm. Had it a while and wondered how I never used it b4, used it twice with no leak issues. It’s vey lightweight as well.

Good product

We purchased this to clean the gutters but use is mostly to wash our RV. It is perfect to wash off the roof, sides and undercarriage of the RV. With the wand extension it cuts wash/rinse time 5x. Its amazing how you barely move around and I can get the entire side of the RV completed. After seeing the pros use this setup in the interstate truck wash bays I knew I needed to pull it out and try it on our RV. We use ours with my sons electric Adams power washer. Just foam up the RV and wash it off with the extensions. We store it fully assembled so it is easy to setup on wash day. Would buy this again.

I have several fake wooden shutters that are about 15-20 feet off the ground. The previous owners did an awful job with prepping the wood, so they were peeling and making my house look neglected. I decided that instead of climbing up on a latter and removing the shutters to repaint them, I would give a try with my Dewalt Power washer. After a battle to strip the paint, I saw this kit and figured I would give it a go. I didn't need all the attachments but with about six feet added, I was able to strip off the old paint in a hour or so. It saved me over a thousand dollars to hire someone else. Shutters looked so good that we decided to leave them alone after they were stripped. Very pleased with the results!

OK, this is a pressure washer extension kit. I guess you can see it. You can screw them together to make it longer so if you’re gonna do like a gutter, you can shove it down there and get this stuff out. That’s actually what I got it for I haven’t done it yet but I plan to cause right now. It’s raining a lot and it’s just messy so I wanna I need an extension. I was going to just get a piece of plastic PVC and put connectors on the end but this is nicer because when I’m done with it, I could actually unscrew the pieces and set them next to my toolbox. Well, I guess I can’t send Rex to my toolbox cause my toolbox is outside right now covered because I don’t have any place to put it but when I do, I’ll take this apart and set those rods next to it so I have them for you whenever I wanna do stuff like pressure washing something or actually use it as an extension to get up by an E or something if you have a really tall house or a tree or something that you wanna hose off to get rid of and spray it with insect repellent and that stuff this will work pretty cool. Heck you could even spray it on your neighbors or spray the neighbors cat if they’re not looking.