Electric Power Washers..

[LibertyTC]

After wheeling, power washing is a must.
In the future would like to have a small portable electric like a Karcher 1500psi?
What is everybody here using? Is 1500 psi enough or ?
This is what Ryan's Rig looked like after wheeling a few weeks ago after our
River Road playground, under the hood..
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So here is proof that Ryan does wash the Jeep!
We finally got around to it today (stopped raining)
His Karcher is I think a 1600 psi? with soap holder, it did well..
Any ideas for me on a small, portable, inexpensive electric washer?
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[HoosierJeeper]

I think I have the same one. Never used it on the KJ.

I just use regular hose power, and dishsoap/simple green mixed, cover the alternator and go to town. Works well.

 

[LibertyTC]

Ryan's was so bad HJ, I had to use a soft scrub brush on parts with soap, a sponge with soap to clean plastics and rad cover etc. We also did remove the air box as under it, was a mud cake. It so needed spraying inside! Ya to dish soap, will remember that one for next time.
Will get some simple green too, I have used a mixture of fantastic/Ivory for really greasy areas before too. Ryan I think loaded the power washer with simple green, as they do require special soaps.
On my KJ yesterday was able to lay down on a pizza box (lol) and get the frame rails and skids and pretty much everything else under Jeep cleaned out..much better!
Lots of different power washers to choose from!

 

[tommudd]

I have a small electric one I have had for 6 or 7 years now, can't remember the name of it? Works great I think its 1500 or so as well, picked it up at a discount place for like 55 bucks
I wash mine from end to end, top to bottom as soon as I get home from any off roading