Tool Daily Dual-Function Undercarriage Cleaner,Surface Cleaner for Pressure Washer, 16 Inch, Underbody Car Wash Water Broom with 3 Pieces Extension Wand, 4000 PSI

Works well I was surprised how much salt and muck I was able to get washed out.

Works great as a under carriage on raised ford bronco sitting on 37 inch tires

I was looking at the Roybi version but was 3x the cost and based on reviews se used to try it I specifically purchase to use a cleaning water broom for back stamped concrete patio. It works pretty good You have to have a powerful pressure washer to relly be ffextive but good for a quick cleaning I still Had to use my Ryobi surface cleaner along with normal power wash tools to really get crevices cleaned. But I the concrete needed a deeper clean I do believe for quick cleaning jobs this tool will save me time and for the amount paid happy with the purchase. It has four valves for water to come out and does a good job, rod it comes with a bit flimsy but was sufficient

I compared this to Home Depot's (HD) version and found several advantages. The two are similar in design and construction but Tool Daily's (TD) is a bit wider with 4 nozzles compared to Home Depot's with 3. The wheels on the TD have bearings and spin smoothly where HD's appear to be simple shafts with a bushing and are not as smooth in operation. The TD model points straight up which IMO should provide a better flush of the undercarriage where with the HD model the nozzles are angled even when the wand is held level. The extension and 90 degree adaptor make the TD model easier to use and allow a more upright position when cleaning the underside of a vehicle though I'd prefer a 45 or 30 degree adaptor instead. It appears the nozzle pattern is narrower on the TD than the HD as the TD appears to be optimized for undercarriage cleaning. I noticed in the water broom setting the TD model's nozzles do not overlap and leave strips not sprayed where the HD model's nozzles provide full coverage. This appears to be an issue only in the water broom setting due to how close the unit is to the surface. For undercarriage cleaning the distance to the vehicle's underside is greater and allows for the nozzles to provide complete coverage. I don't plan on using this as a water broom so it's of no consequence for my needs but may be for yours. I have no idea what the durability will be with the TD unit as it's new and I've used it only once. I suspect (hope) the bearings in the wheels are sealed and stand up to the service. I may consider purchasing a 45 or 30 degree adaptor to optimize for my needs.

Fast and easy to use, looking forward to many years of using this product.

The angled tube is at 90 degrees and really should be 45 degrees. Too hard to push and pull with it at 90 degrees. I'm going to attempt to bend it myself, buy should not have to do this. Strong tube, most likely will have to heat it up to bend.

The negative reviews on this are usually from people who don't understand what these are for. These isn't so much for deep cleaning (though they clean a little) as it is for what to do with that huge build up or murky awful crud after you pressure wash. You'll get more cleaning, the higher your pressure is, but you're going from a single jet to sharing of the pressure out of 4. Adjust expectations accordingly. If you're doing some simple grime lifting you may not need it as much, but for moss removal, mud, and heavier crud, it begins to pool up, and block your water way, literally damming it with the stuff you just lifted up and removed. It will shove and scoop under and push it along with this tool. I can't attest to the car cleaning so much.. Maybe it would be useful for mud removal? But for sweeping and pushing a wider strip of crud to a destination, this thing works very very well. My washer is a 3100psi. If you flip it over, swiveling it directly down, it really does take off. If you hold the extension pole in this state, you can clear away grass trimmings better than any leaf blower. I can only imagine what more powerful washers would have it do. Really a great tool, and with the extension poles too, quite a bargain. I hope it holds up. Oh, and a trick for those people complaining about the nylon nuts not reaching the locking section.. Old trick.. Flip the nuts around. They don't have an orientation. That way the locking part is in use and threaded.

This black friday deal got me to purchase this finally thats been in my shopping cart for a while. The assembly is easy because the parts/connections are compatible with my Worx Pressure Washer. Pleased with the results. The water pressure isnt that powerful but perhaps enough to safely clean up the undercarriage for as long as the dirt is fresh and dont require scraping/brushing. Im happy with the purchase. Make sure you dont lose the pin freely enclosed - will fall out. I better tape it to the handle so i wont lose it again. Glad with the purchase for one use. Its four stars for now til then i will update this review.