Not enough pressure to clean the underside with such a sprayer especially for a salt/brine rinse.
After we returned from Whistler BC last Saturday, I spent a few hours Sunday, washing off salt and brine from all around and especially the underside of my truck, thanks to the height/clearence above ground, it makes the job easier. I use hot steaming water at 140F/72psi from a spray nozzle, attached to a hose bib on the side of our home, getting deep into and rinsing every nook and crannie, below and around the truck. Fortunately the skid plates below the AEV are easily accessible for a thorough clean too. I followed this with a hot shampoo wash, rinse and dry before parking it back in the garage. The next day all tires received a fresh coat of dressing and the truck is back to its new look.
After we returned from Whistler BC last Saturday, I spent a few hours Sunday, washing off salt and brine from all around and especially the underside of my truck, thanks to the height/clearence above ground, it makes the job easier. I use hot steaming water at 140F/72psi from a spray nozzle, attached to a hose bib on the side of our home, getting deep into and rinsing every nook and crannie, below and around the truck. Fortunately the skid plates below the AEV are easily accessible for a thorough clean too. I followed this with a hot shampoo wash, rinse and dry before parking it back in the garage. The next day all tires received a fresh coat of dressing and the truck is back to its new look.
