Whichever model you look at, the specification is close and similar. When it comes to value the Bosch pressure washers do have a little bit more, either they are slightly higher in pressure compared to the similar Karcher model, or they also tend to have a longer hose or an extra attachment thrown in too. Karcher models such as the K4, K5 and K7 all have a well built and designed water-cooled motor, which the Bosch models do not. They also now have a LED trigger gun in their ‘Full Control’ range which is new for 2016. Basic machines come with one lance – a long tube with a nozzle at the end. A fixed lance can’t be adjusted, though you can move it nearer or further away from the area you’re trying to clean. You can also buy models with a variable pressure lance, where you can twist the nozzle at the end to alter the power of the spray – rather like a hosepipe attachment. This lets you create either a powerful narrow jet of water or a gentler, broad spray. Seriously lightweight coming in a just 3kg which makes it one of the lightest pressure washers available to work with. This review will cover the Bosch 1200W EasyAquatak 100 Pressure Washer, the Bosch Universal Aquatak 135 Compact Press Washer and also the Bosch 2100W AQT 4514 Pressure Washer and we will go through the main features that they have to offer plus the pros and also the cons associated for each. Hopefully by the end of this review you will have a better idea which model can best suit you own set of requirements and needs.

In the UK Karcher is one of the leading brands when it comes to electric pressure washers, however, next to them you will also find models from other brands such as Bosch and Nilfisk. A short comparison table for the 3 different models is also outlined below which may also be of interest to you to help give you a better understanding Feature Our in-house experts at the GHI assessed the pressure washers' performance on common outdoor cleaning tasks, using their high-power jet sprays to take on muddy patios, windows and cars. The testers noted how easy the pressure washer was to set up, use, manoeuvre and, of course, the time it took to get the job done. Which model from which brand you go for depends on several things when it comes to making your choice:Getting a grip on exactly what you want from your new pressure washer can be challenging, especially if this is the first time you'll be using one. Broadly, you need to be thinking about what kind of surface you'll be using it on, how regularly it needs cleaning, and how dirty the area is, to begin with. Hello once again and welcome to this Bosch Pressure Washer Review which will cover 3 separate models as part of a brief compilation review so at least you have more than just one choice when it comes to making a final decision. Compilation We have a massive model number database, so you can rest assured that each and every one of our Bosch Pressure Washer Spare Parts are compatible with your Bosch appliance. All our Bosch Pressure Washer Spare Parts are also competitively priced and never compromise on quality. Both companies include 2-3 year warranty on their pressure washers and with Karcher premium models the warranty included can be up to 5 years which is worth the extra investment.

That’s where power washers come in. These efficient machines make light work of a deep clean, whether you’re sprucing up your patio and grill for BBQ season, giving your bike a much-needed wash after your latest cycling adventure, or giving your car a shiny new facelift. We offer a huge range of Bosch Pressure Washer Spare Parts for you to choose from. You are sure to find the perfect accessories for your needs when you browse our huge range. The majority of our Bosch Pressure Washer Spare Parts are available for 2 day UK delivery. If you're considering buying a pressure washer, but you're not sure you would get the return on investment that you need, then the short answer is that you can use your washer all across your outdoor space to great effect.Cleaning power is quite low so it will take a lot more time to get jobs done when compared to more expensive and more powerful models – if you are always in a rush and need jobs done exceptionally fast, then you should start looking elsewhere.