Pressure Washers – How To Choose The Right Temperature Option?

Pressure washers are excellent tools for cleaning the toughest grime from the most hard-to-reach corners. These machines combine high pressure levels and flow rates to tackle the most challenging cleaning applications in industrial, commercial and residential settings. On the market today there is a staggering range of pressure washers to choose from with different power levels that have been designed for specific cleaning purposes.

Based on their temperature options, pressure washers are classified into cold water, hot water, and steam units. In addition, some suppliers offer innovative pressure cleaning machines with triple temperature functions – that is power washers that can individually perform as a hot water model, cold water model and steam model, depending upon the need of the user.

While some cleaning applications require a heated power washer, others may need only a cold water version. So how do you decide which one is right for you? It’s easy. If you need a machine that can handle heavy-duty cleaning jobs, it is best to get a heated model. These pressure washers offer the combined power of intense heat and highly pressurized water to blast away tough grease, stains and grime from different surfaces.

Hot water pressure washers are especially necessary for cleaning greasy manufacturing areas like food processing plants, as cleaning power increases as temperature increases. If a cold water pressure washer is used for cleaning in such a place, the fatty grease deposits will harden into waxy clumps that can be difficult to remove. On the other hand, if you use a hot water model, the grease will more readily dissolve so it can be rinsed away.

Cold water pressure washers are great for light cleaning jobs that do not need the power of heated water or steam. Cold water models are currently among the highest selling versions of pressure washers as they are compact, light-weight and do not need the function of a heater. An added benefit resulting from the lack of a heating element is a lower price tag. As these cold water power washers do not involve the use of fuels, you can save a lot on utility bills too. These power cleaning machines are capable of cleaning a variety of surfaces like vehicle exteriors, decks, brick walls, patios and windows.

In addition to the cold water and hot water models, there are also steam pressure washers that emit wet steam at high pressure levels to tackle the most demanding applications. The super-heated steam temperatures reach about 330°F and are a highly effective way to soften and dissolve tough stains, stubborn grease and hardened dirt. Using these steam pressure washers is also a great way to increase the speed of your cleaning process.

One of the greatest benefits of these steam units is that they offer exceptional cleaning power without the use of any harsh chemicals or cleaning agents. In addition, the high temperatures enable you to simultaneously carry out the processes of cleaning, sanitizing and disinfecting.

Finally, you can also opt for an advanced unit that features triple-mode functions. The great thing about these pressure cleaning machines is that you can enjoy the advantages of all three temperature options a single unit.

To ensure that you choose the right model for your needs, it is best to compare the units’ specifications to the cleaning application and then pick out the best pressure washers suited for the purpose.

Daimer's Super Max ® brand of pressure washers includes over 600 models of the best machines in the industry. Based on the temperature options, these machines classified into cold water pressure washers, hot water pressure washers and steam pressure washers for auto detailing & mobile car wash industry.