3,700 PSI Rotary Nozzle

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A rotary nozzle is a "must have" item for any pressure washer owner.

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3700 Rotary Nozzle

A rotary nozzle increase cleaning efficiency by up to 200%. Water is discharged in a spinning motion similar to that of a tornado. The water impacts a surface spinning and scrubbing and is able to clean deep into porous and hard to clean surfaces.

Use a rotary nozzle to strip paint, remove graffiti, remove gum, clean concrete, clean concrete roof tiles, clean boat bottoms, remove barnacles, dried mud from construction equipment and rust removal.

The use of a rotary nozzle and Eco-safe, green cleaning products by Wash Safe even further reduces the need to use toxic cleaning chemicals.

Features	3700 PSI Maximum Pressure 130°F Max Temperature 1/4" Quick Connect Inlet 4.0 GPM Max Flow Brass Nozzle

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Incredible job on cleaning concrete. Review by Roger P.

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This nozzle does an incredible job on cleaning concrete. The twirling motion that the nozzle makes really scrubs the surface of the concrete and washes always all the dirty and grime right off. I used this on my patio and was so happy with the results I went and cleaned my mother in-laws patio and walk way the next weekend. The tip also seemed to cut down the amount of time it took to clean as well. (Posted on 9/7/11)

This little tip is a life and time saver. Review by Joe Galvin

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This tip work unbelievable on moss. I contacted John and asked him if he knew of a way to get rid of the moss without brushing the entire roof. HE pointed me in the direction of this “rotary nozzle”. Thank god he did. This works better then brushing or broom and cuts the time spent on the roof in more than half. This little tip is a life and time saver. (Posted on 9/7/11)