Hot Water Pressure Washers for Sale in Shannon, MS
Water shooting out of a pressure washer does an amazing job of cleaning, but using hot water instead of cold water gets the job done even faster. Hot water is incredibly efficient in industrial settings where grime tends to build up and things need to be cleaned thoroughly and quickly.
Hot Water vs. Cold Water Pressure Washers
You’re trying to decide if you really need a hot water pressure washer or not. It really depends on the type of work you’re going to be doing. When comparing a hot vs. cold water pressure washer, both with the same nozzle, GPM and PSI, the hot water pressure washer will be considerably more efficient on difficult jobs.
Think of doing your dishes. You don’t use cold water, you use warm water. Why? Because cold water just pushes the greasy residue around. Hot water loosens grease and allows the detergent to emulsify the residue. It’s the same with power washing.
A little science for you: Hot water contains faster-moving molecules than cold water. In a pressure washer, the molecules move even faster, which reduces the water’s surface tension. This allows the water to better penetrate the molecules of whatever mess you’re cleaning off.
Water is the universal solvent, but heat the water up and you’ll get the job done much faster. For most commercial applications adding heat would increase efficiency.
Hot Water vs. Cold Water Pressure Washers
One hot water pressure washer vs one cold water pressure washer with the same nozzle, same GPM and same PSI being used in the same way to clean the same substance off the same surface? Which one is more efficient?
Choose Hot Water for:
- Grease
- Oil
- Gum
- Graffiti
- Roofs
- Mold
Choose Cold Water for:
- Fleet cleaning
- Undercarriage
- Removing paint (high PSI)
- Dirt removal
High GPM vs High PSI
Use High GPM for:
- Larger areas
- Less force
Use High PSI for:
- Smaller areas
- More force
Why do Hot Water Pressure Washers Cost More?
Hot water power washers cost more than cold water machines because they include a heating mechanism. This, along with copper tubing, adds to the cost of the machine. Factor in the additional time it takes to build a hot water power washer, plus the benefit of better cleaning, and it’s easy to see why manufacturers charge more for hot water power washers.
Although hot water pressure washers cost more, the labor savings they provide easily offsets the higher initial cost over time. If commercial power washing is your business, the added heat is far more likely to impress customers and keep service times down. Bonus savings: you don’t need to use as much detergent with a hot water pressure washer.
5-Star Customer Service
Whether you’re buying your first power washer or adding to an arsenal, Power Wash Store Shannon is here to help you get the best machine for your money. We specialize in commercial power washing systems. You won’t find a more helpful, knowledgeable or friendly power wash dealer in Northern Mississippi. We've been in the pressure washer business for many years, so we know how important it is to have equipment that works day in, day out. Tell us what type of pressure washing work you'll be doing and we'll help narrow down your choices from our huge selection of cold water power washers.
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Hydro Tek Hot Water
We have hot water pressure washer skids to meet all of your cleaning needs. Please call for size and availability.
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