Consumer Reports has no financial relationship with advertisers on this site. A pressure washer makes quick—and satisfying—work of blasting away gunk. For cleaning walkways and stripping old paint ...

Using a pressure washer is a quick and easy way to clean large surfaces outside your home. Everyday dirt, grime and mildew can build up on your patio, deck, driveway or pathways and this could take ...

Pressure washers can cause serious injuries including lacerations, punctures, and eye damage. Based on the latest data, it's estimated they send more than 6,000 people a year to emergency rooms. One ...

Take a moment and think about the color of your wooden deck when you moved in or had it installed. Now think about its current color. If those colors don't match, whether it's due to mold, mildew, ...

Transform your overgrown yard with this entertaining yard maintenance project! Watch as we tackle tall grass and dense weeds using a gas-powered string trimmer and bring life back to a neglected ...

Pressure washers don’t have to be huge, in fact, small pressure washers are more commonly purchased due to their easy to use size and the fact they’re lower in price. Once you use a pressure washer ...

Either I'm doing something wrong or my electric pressure washer doesn't cut it. I pressure-wash my house every summer to remove dirt and mildew, but the results are less than sparkling. Can you tell ...

Professional cleaning at a do-it-yourself price has helped move pressure washers beyond the tool-rental shop and into your local home center. Lower prices and less upkeep explain why 60 percent of ...

Some people are perfectly happy washing their car by hand with a bucket of mild soapy water and soft wash mitt; some only have the time to run it through a drive-thru wash after a fill-up, and others ...