For outdoor cleaning, high-quality garden tools such as waterblasters direct a pressurised jet at surfaces including weatherboards, roofs and driveways. The range includes a 90° Angled Lance and a Microfibre Mop with Waterflow; check which accessories are included with a bundle and which suit the surface and access.

Water blasters are a great way to keep your outdoor areas clean, producing extensive pressure that blasts dirt away with astonishing results. They can be used on paths, driveways, decks, patios, roofs and more demonstrating just how versatile they are. ArchiPro features only the best water blasters from reputable suppliers in New Zealand.

Types of water blasters

When it comes to water blasters there are a few types to choose from in New Zealand each with its own unique traits and characteristics.

Electric water blaster

The electric water blaster is a common one used for regular residential applications. They are light, relatively quiet and convenient to use with a nearby power source.

Petrol water blaster

Petrol water blasters tend to be more powerful than their electric counterparts and typically feature in rural, commercial and industrial settings though they can be used for more demanding residential applications too.

The advantages of high-quality water blasters

A high-quality water blaster helps you do a wide range of maintenance tasks quickly and efficiently. They are designed and engineered using premium parts and components meaning they’ll perform optimally for you over the short and long term. They are also well-balanced tools, ergonomically designed to make handling much easier when getting the job done. They also tend to come from reputable suppliers and manufacturers who confidently give good warranties giving you peace of mind about your purchase. They also typically have a range of high-quality accessories that you can easily interchange depending on the task at hand.

How to choose the water blaster that’s right for you

There are a few things to consider before you go out and purchase a high-pressure water blaster. The first is picking the right type for the job. As already discussed, for more demanding tasks most people will go for petrol models but for everyday maintenance around the home, the electric water blaster is often preferred. The next thing to consider is the spray options and nozzle heads that are available, all made for specific jobs. These are quite clearly labelled so be sure to think about this before getting to that final decision so you know what you’re looking for. So long as you pick the right type and prioritise quality, you’ll end up picking a product that will work perfectly fine for you.

Can you wash your car with a water blaster?

You need to ensure you purchase a water blaster suitable for car washing. The right product can help you with stubborn muck underneath your car. They also make it easier to reach the roof. It’s also great to clean the wheel arches without a struggle.

Will a water blaster remove rust?

Water blasting is effective for surfaces covered in paint, debris, or other materials that require cleaning before recoating or painting. Therefore the texture left behind after water blasting offers a better surface area for recoating or paint products to stick to, which offers prolonged protection for your machines or buildings.

How long do water blasters last?

Domestic water blaster models are generally unable to run continuously and work best for an hour or two. Running it for several hours could cause the pump to burn out. The best practice is to enquire about the product you are interested in and if they offer a warranty.

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