PSI · GPM · job

Match the tip to the machine — then finish the kit.

Pressure washer tips, surface cleaners, and chemicals — matched to your PSI, GPM, and job.

0° redNever for paint
25° greenEveryday concrete
No bleachNot through the pump

How it works

Three numbers, then a kit.

1

Read the pump

Ignore the splashy box PSI. Use the stamped PSI and GPM. Those two numbers pick the orifice.

2

Pick the fan

Red 0°, yellow 15°, green 25°, white 40°. Same colors as the plastic tips in the garage drawer.

3

Add the job gear

Surface cleaner if you hate stripes. Soap that stays downstream. A wand that actually fits the gun.

Featured kits

Start with concrete. Soft-wash later.

All kits

Stained concrete, garage pads, walkways

Driveway & concrete kit

A 25° workhorse tip, a 15° for gum, a surface cleaner that will actually spin, and a degreaser that stays downstream of the pump.

2,800–3,200 PSI · 2.3–2.8 GPM gas washer

Guide first — kit coming

House-wash kit

Soft wash chemistry, a downstream injector, and a 40° tip. Bleach stays out of the pump.

Guide first — kit coming

Car & driveway combo

Foam cannon, 40° rinse, and a surface cleaner sized to a mid-range gas machine.

Tip-color legend

Same rainbow as the QC tips.

0° · Red

Pinpoint blast. Paint stripping, rust, never for siding or cars.

15° · Yellow

Heavy concrete, gum, oil spots. Keep it moving.

25° · Green

Everyday workhorse. Driveways, patios, most hardscape.

40° · White

Rinse, soap, and softer surfaces. Wide and forgiving.

Guides

Charts first. Shopping second.

All guides

PSI + GPM

Tip orifice chart

Turn the numbers on your pump into a tip size. Too small spikes pressure. Too big and the wash goes mushy.

TipsPSIGPM

Spinning deck

Surface cleaner matrix

Match deck diameter to flow. A 20-inch cleaner on a 1.4 GPM electric will just sit there and streak.

Surface cleanersConcrete

Chemicals

Foam cannons and soap

How to foam without wrecking seals — and why bleach never, ever goes through the pump.

ChemicalsSafety

Fittings

Quick-connect wands

M22 vs 1/4-inch QC, electric vs gas, and the adapter that actually fits the gun in your garage.

WandsQC