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Great video! I bought a cheap $99 electric pressure washer about ten years ago for around the house. It’s not as powerful as the one you reviewed…but it serves the purpose for my needs. I do hate dragging a power cord around…but it’s not that big of a deal.

It’s not going to read all the comments to see if anyone else commented on this but, the thumbnail picture says “capenter’s worst enemy”.

nice is there a window screen option as well? wondering if you could do the same type of video

what a caulk

I brought an electric Greenworks 2900 psi model. Power washed the deck, did well. Washed two cars again did well. On / off button for when plugged in but not using. Go electric for home use, no gas, no oil changes, no filters or any other issues assisted with gas.

Our furnace filter is 20-25-4 but that’s little tight : should we use 3 inch filter ?

Getting ready to tackle this and …..The shovel technique mighta just saved my back

I make thousands of shims as a trim carpenter and im still respectfully scared of the table saw

NO air restriction! Whole house? Depending, a person may use two room air purifiers. Everything depends on everything (in regard to the system), mainly, how clean do you _need,_ or want the air... _but NO air restriction!_

Thump up for the hard working dogs!

I personally do not understand all the table saw accidents. I have been using one with no guards for 40 years and I still have all ten digits. #1 rule if your gut says this is not a good Idea stop and rethink it

Coerce is the worst word in English language history. I hate it. Great video.

Yesterday I did a search for "best way to cut carpet" (I'm installing hardwood) and this video was the second one suggested. Thank you so much for these tips! They were all spot on fantastic, but the shovel tip is the best. Today I prepped my 16' x 24' living room for the hardwood install - carpet removal, tack board removal, staple removal, all of it, and I was done in three hours. Out of five rooms I've put hardwood flooring in, this room is the biggest and the prep time was shortest. You saved me a bunch of time and a whole bunch of hassle!

What color flooring and what kind do you have installed in your house in this video. Darker flooring underneath your test planks.??? Thanks!

Great video. Very helpful. Thank you.

Would finger joint stop work if I rip that? I’m trying to figure out how to cover some gaps between floating floor edges and baseboards. Baseboards just aren’t thick enough to cover all the gaps because the flooring I installed had instructions to leave 1/2” to 3/4” gap on outside for expansion. I don’t want to get thicker baseboards because I want baseboards to be thinner than casing.

the saying goes you live and learn, I have about - 5 - of those kind of blades that I thought were useless because you cannot cut anything with them, and I have a lot of old caulking to remove, thank you so much for sharing

Help!! I opened mine there isn't one inside mine...I was told it's a filter outside to my unit outside

Great to see that it’s able to get the job done but I hate that Amazon lets these third-party sellers blatantly lie about their specs. I appreciate the video though because I’m actually in the market for a pressure washer right now and I kept seeing these 4000 psi 120V electric pressure washers which I just know is BS.

Incredibly useful stuff and the way you present it is really easy to follow! Thanks!

I used Sawzalls for a decade before I ever heard the term "reciprocating saw".

Put the installation date on the filter

got a hammer drill stop drilling and the chuck keeps tirning and the drill bit falls out..In the process of trying to get the chuck off..

The first part of this is hilarious

"Tell me you're in Canada without telling me" *Pulls out Tim Hortons Cup*

Will this help us a close double door with a top catch is not high enough to catch? Also, any tips on a floated barn door puller the header from the wall up top? Still feels solid where bolted, header just pulling away on top and sides. Thanks!

Thank you, question, there is also - MASRERSEAL - NP125 - what is the difference, and can it be used on drywall seal a seam

Did you know that your shoelaces don't match?

Good video. This guy knows from what he speaks. Good advice.

Thanks for the video! Appreciate you!! But did you really need ear protection with a dremel?? 🤣🤣

looks like more of a 1800psi machine. nice with all the attachments. But, I live on the BC coast and electric is useless here. We get a coating of thick green r black gook every winter. Left longer it develops into an inch thick of moss along my 200 foot driveway. The deck used to take 3.5 hours with an electric Karcher unit. So I got gas machine and a big surface cleaner. Can do the whole deck in 30 minutes now. Carport used to take 2-3 hours, now it take 30 minutes. I even did the roof of the house a couple times when it gets an inch of moss across it. Electric is not there yet, for our needs.

I started this video thinking you were going to tell me I've been doing it wrong. It's a good tip, but I have always done it that way because it just makes sense to me. Lining up the blade and the front of saw with your cut gives better accuracy cause you are aiming with 2 points. It's like rifle sights. The farther the two aiming points are apart, the more accurate you can be.

I've always wondered about sublevel garages and doors. Do they flood when theres a heavy downpour? I use electric everything just because it's cheaper and lighter but am considering a gas woodchipper.

The load rating of the anchors is only for force applied pretty much at the wall surface. Because you were using an extendable bracket and hanging off the arm, that extra leverage could have effectively doubled or tripled the your weight, so the anchors actually held up pretty well. Extendable tv brackets are probably one of the only situations where you’d have something so heavy mounted so far out from a wall, but for any wanting an extendable tv mount, make sure your anchors are rated at several times the tv weight, an don’t hang off of them 😂

4:55 very confused, you say they are incredible yet they didn’t hold up after the test lol is this an endorsement or not? 😂

Is it 4000psi? Lol no. Some Ytber did a big compro with these electric washers and found the Ryobi one the best, but that was years ago. That model came closest to its psi rating and GPM. What really limits these is the power - if 240 20 amp circuits were more prevalent you'd have around 3x the power to work with.

the green is superior. the germans thought it thru

Wouldn't running two shims with both fat ends together cause the door jam to bend and follow the contour of the shim itself?

Lol dance baby dance 😂😂😂😂

I used the spade shovel trick today. Works great! Now, the scraper... that's almost a $50 tool. No longer on amazon. Do you have any other link to buy?

Looks like you're using MDF here. Have you tried it on solid wood?

I did what was said here and it still did not work. The anchors where still loose and stripped the drywall. I patched it up and now I have no idea if I’m going to be able to install curtains in this apartment. The former people in here already had holes in the wall. I just reopened them when I tried to hang my curtains.

I bought one at Walmart mart on clearance (I have a gas powered one) the electric one is so much more convenient for small jobs, quiet and light! Still have the gas one if needed .

Great video, too bad I had to downsize and my mitre saw is 2000 miles away. Thank you.

Much appreciation for this video. One question, does this method work the same if my baseboard meets a concrete floor? Or do i need a different kind of caulking mix? Thank u 👍

Very surprised and somewhat skeptical regarding the 4000psi. I would like to have a way to measure the water pressure. I've used only electric power washers around my home for decades. I find they do not last long. It seems the pumps wear out quickly and the pressure at the tip declines. Otherwise, the plastic bits just begin to break. Nevertheless, it beats having to obtain, ferry about and store gasoline (and keep the boys from "experimenting" with it).

get yourself a turbo nozzle, best way to make a lower power unit punch above its weight.

I'm sure not all electric ones are the same, but I ended up with one for free and I was blown away by the usability of it. I figured it could never have enough volume/pressure with an electric motor. I was wrong. The one I have is a happy mix of just enough to do what you want to do, but not so much that you can easily get in trouble. Big power you're still gonna need gas, but the fact you can take a break and these things just shut off when you let go is so nice. I should add because you're talking about it. Specs. Noooo way they right on yours, I know they are not on mine. They are rarely right on any powerwasher.

all only avail in USA,, none avail anywhere else on planet

Used a Karcher in UK and SAfrica- trick to them lasting over a decade is to only use for an hour or two at a time . Keep hose dry and store in a shed. Surface cleaner is great as stops all the spray and dirt from flying up onto your legs.