For many veteran cleaning workers, pressure washing machines means hot water pressure washers. Nowadays, more advanced technology has been introduced into the cleaning industry. As a result, pressure washing machines can give more powerful output than ever before.
Hot water pressure washers still remain attractive for a number of buyers. This blog post seeks the reasons for the popularity of these machines.
Cleaning Power
Pressure washing machines that can give steam output are available on the market. These machines most often have hot water temperature options as well. Heated machines are needed for tough cleaning, such as degreasing and blasting away chewing gum from concrete surfaces.
Steam pressure washers can provide an output temperature up to 330°F, while hot water pressure washers can provide an output temperature of 210°F.
Flexibility
Pressure washers can be used to clean almost any hard surfaces. The only thing to check is whether the surface to be cleaned can withstand the output pressure of the machine.
Extremely high temperature output cannot be used on some surfaces because it can damage either the surface itself or some other soft material nearby. In such cases, hot water pressure washers are an ideal choice.
Tri-mode Machines
A new technology from Daimer® allows the machine to offer all three kinds of output: cold water, hot water, and steam. Machines equipped with tri-mode facility, such as the Super Max™ 7000, allow the operator to choose the best temperature setting for the job.
Hot water pressure washers still remain attractive for a number of buyers. This blog post seeks the reasons for the popularity of these machines.
Cleaning Power
Pressure washing machines that can give steam output are available on the market. These machines most often have hot water temperature options as well. Heated machines are needed for tough cleaning, such as degreasing and blasting away chewing gum from concrete surfaces.
Steam pressure washers can provide an output temperature up to 330°F, while hot water pressure washers can provide an output temperature of 210°F.
Flexibility
Pressure washers can be used to clean almost any hard surfaces. The only thing to check is whether the surface to be cleaned can withstand the output pressure of the machine.
Extremely high temperature output cannot be used on some surfaces because it can damage either the surface itself or some other soft material nearby. In such cases, hot water pressure washers are an ideal choice.
Tri-mode Machines
A new technology from Daimer® allows the machine to offer all three kinds of output: cold water, hot water, and steam. Machines equipped with tri-mode facility, such as the Super Max™ 7000, allow the operator to choose the best temperature setting for the job.
