Hot Water Gas Pressure Washer

The combination of hot water and a gas engine creates a powerful pressure washer strong enough to cut through the toughest grease and oil stains at scale. To get extra strength and performance you can add detergents to your pressure washer for even faster cleaning. Gas pressure washers offer greater versatility than electric pressure washers due to them not being limited by the electrical cord length which makes them an excellent choice for commercial use. Gas pressure washers also offer higher PSI making them excellent for cleaning hard, dry materials.

The Advantage of Hot Water in Pressure Washing

To effectively clean engines, automotive parts, or items that are coated with oil or grease, hot water is necessary. Similar to the way hot water dissolves grime and grease on dishes, it melts away oil and grease, while cold water will only move it around. However, if your cleaning task primarily involves removing sand, dried-on mud, or paint stripping, then a cold water pressure washer will suffice. In general, if cold water can clean a particular item, hot water will clean it more quickly and effectively.