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Showcasing the Spray Flex Power Washing Wand

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The final tool reviewed is the 'Spray Flex' power washing wand. The presenter explains that it's a pressure washing accessory designed for increased reach and flexibility. He obtains two versions from the display: one rated for 3000 PSI (without a red cap) and another for 5000 PSI (with a red cap), explaining that the choice depends on the user's pressure washer's capabilities. He demonstrates how the flexible metallic body of the wand can be bent and twisted to navigate around obstacles and reach difficult areas that a straight wand cannot, such as inside gutters or underneath siding. He notes that he permanently attaches this flexible wand to one of his power washing wands using a quick-release fitting, allowing for easy interchangeability with other tips. He highlights its benefit for cleaning gutters from a ladder without needing to remove or re-attach different hooked devices, saving time and effort. He also mentions that despite its flexibility, it remains rigid under high pressure. The tool was invented by a painter named Pat Maccaulay, emphasizing its practical origins.

Goal: The presenter introduces the Spray Flex, a flexible power washing wand attachment, available in 3000 PSI and 5000 PSI versions. He demonstrates its versatility for reaching difficult areas and discusses its benefits for various cleaning tasks.

Tools and materials

  • Power washing wand
  • Pressure washer
  • Quick-release fitting
  • Spray Flex Power Washing Wand (3000 PSI)
  • Spray Flex Power Washing Wand (5000 PSI)

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All right, we are on to tool number three and tool number three is the spray flex and this was invented by a painter His name is Pat McCauley and I'm going to get this tool This is a pressure washing tool and this is another tool that I just discovered this summer and when I saw the thing Got it sent to me I was like aha. I think this thing is something I can use so I'm gonna go grab one of these things hanging on The rack over here and we'll come back and we'll show you what this thing is um The spray flex they have two different versions of the spray flex and they look the same But they have different psi radians ones higher psi rated the than the other ones a 5,000 psi rated device and one's a 3,000 PSI device and they look the same here's the spray flex and I'll open one of these up and show you this thing you attach to the end of your power washing wand And there's a lot of little gadgets out there for power washing for like um Doing gutters. I'm in hooked devices where you can spray out your gutters There's um, you know Wands and stuff that bend and flex and do different things But this thing what I did is I actually just permanently attached this I have two wands I have a regular wand that doesn't have one of these on it It's just where I put my tips that I'm using when I'm power washing and it's a three foot wand But then I hook this on to another one of my wand So it's um screwed on permanently and then I have a quick release fitting on here that I can attach any fitting that I want But this thing Flexes so now I have a device that not only could I do Um gutters with I can clean gutters out with it But then I can also bend it and flex it and get up underneath things So I could bend it flex it any way I want and even at 5,000 psi this thing doesn't actually bend it stays rigid and stays say Step so this is a pretty cool little device. It's something you're not going to use every single day But when you're power washing there's a time and place for everything. I do Clean out the gutters and stuff from my clients and I charge extra money for them And this could be one of those devices and sent out to get on the roof and shoot them from Below you can shoot them from a ladder and clean them out from a ladder But then I don't have to remove a hook device to use my pressure washer wand straight So now I can just hook it or on bend it straight. I can use it straight I could slightly bend it and get underneath the laps on siding. So it's pretty versatile…

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