Darlings, hope you're well - I thought you might find this interesting. I was loaned the full range of Active Pressure Washers by Clean Your Car so I could review them properly.
During this I really found that the 2.3 doesn't seem to add up for me, the focus on flow rate has left it a bit weak from a cleaning perspective.
Anyway, the easiest way to explain this is to show you, so here's my review:
Let me know what you think based on what I've shown here. I definitely want to explore more but I am impressed, the cleaning ability is incredible for a pH neutral product, let alone one that has zero safety symbols required.
Darlings,
A few weeks ago I posted a picture of the three pressure washers and asked you what you wanted to know about them. Well, now the video review is complete!
I've tried to do everything in this one; testing the pressure, flow rates, design, features and accessories.
Mods: I think this is fine, right? It's not promoting a product to gain any commission or the like, it's just consumer advice.
I'm currently reviewing the Nilfisk P200, Ava P80 Evo and brand new Karcher K7 Comfort Flex pressure washers and I want to know what you'd like to know about them?
I'll answer as much as I can in my upcoming video review.
I've got a couple of bits I need to paint on my bike (Honda NC750X) and I wanted to check the process I was going to take - the rad has a bit of corrosion on it so I was going to sand that back, etch prime, paint black and then give a coat of clear. I wasn't going with VHT paint as it doesn't get that hot really.
Is that the right thing to do?
And then similarly on the swing arm. I think the rad is aluminium and the swing arm is steel. From what I can tell, that doesn't make a difference to the approach?
Thanks in advance.