The document provides guidance on selecting pressure washers based on psi (pressure) and gpm (gallons per minute) for various cleaning needs, highlighting the differences between hot and cold water, and electric versus gas models. It categorizes pressure washers into light, medium, and heavy-duty based on pressure levels and outlines appropriate usage scenarios for different environments like workshops, manufacturing plants, and construction sites. It also emphasizes the importance of regular maintenance, proper storage, and safety precautions when using these machines.

2. Understand
Your Needs

3. PSI & GPM: PSI = pressure; GPM = speed.
Balance both for efficiency.
Hot vs. Cold Water: Hot for grease; cold for
general grime.
Electric vs. Gas: Electric = quiet & eco-friendly;
Gas = powerful & ideal for outdoor use.
Portability: Choose wheels or carts for large
spaces; stationary for smaller areas.

5. Extra Heavy-Duty: 3300+ PSI; for heavy-
duty jobs like graffiti removal.
LIGHT-DUTY: 1300-1900 PSI; FOR BIKES
& OUTDOOR FURNITURE.
MEDIUM-DUTY: 2000-2800 PSI; FOR
DRIVEWAYS & PATIOS.
HEAVY-DUTY: 2900-3300 PSI; FOR TOUGH
STAINS & LARGE AREAS.

9. Regular Maintenance: Check leaks, change oil,
clean nozzles.
Proper Storage: Keep dry, drain water.
Safety Precautions: Wear gloves/goggles, avoid
pointing nozzle at people.

11. Smaller Workshops: Light to medium-duty
electric washers.
MANUFACTURING PLANTS: HOT WATER,
HEAVY-DUTY MODELS.
CONSTRUCTION SITES: TOUGH, GAS-POWERED
MODELS.
WAREHOUSES: MEDIUM TO HEAVY-DUTY WITH
SURFACE CLEANER ATTACHMENTS.

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