Secure a Water Source

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How To Use a Pressure Washer | Professional Tips & Tricks

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Locate a suitable water source for the pressure washer. For residential use, a standard outdoor faucet is typically sufficient. For commercial buildings, specialized sillcock keys (also known as water spigot keys or four-way sillcock keys) may be required to operate the water source, as many commercial properties have security features to prevent unauthorized water use.

Goal: Connect the pressure washer to a water supply.

Tools and materials

Garden Hose — To connect the water source to the pressure washer
Water Sillcock Key Paint Life Supply Co — To operate commercial outdoor faucets (sillcocks)

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need to find the water source so I got a water source around the other side of the building if you are pressure washing at home your home home owner your standard faucet water's going to come right out of that faucet if you're out on a commercial site one thing that's important a lot of commercial buildings have keys that actually run the water source so make sure you have something like that to actually turn on the water cuz there's not a standard faucet on it and it's kind of like a safety measure so somebody can't just come in the middle of the night you know steal water or um just turn on the water leave it on

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