Pressure Washer Turbo Nozzle

The BLAHST Pressure Washer Turbo Nozzle spins a zero-degree stream in a circle. It is rated to 3600 PSI and made for stubborn stains, algae and moss on hard surfaces such as concrete driveways, paths and pavers.

Not for vehicles. BLAHST's FAQ rules out any quick-connect nozzle under 15 degrees on a vehicle, and this is a zero-degree tip. Keep it off paint, wheels, tyres and timber.

How to use

1. Switch the washer off and squeeze the trigger to release the pressure before changing nozzles.
2. Fit the turbo nozzle to the 1/4 inch quick connect.
3. Test on a corner nobody sees, starting with the lance held well back from the surface.
4. Keep the nozzle moving in overlapping passes. A stream held in one spot can mark concrete.

Specifications

• Rotating zero-degree stream
• Rated to 3600 PSI
• 1/4 inch quick connect

Related guides

How Do I Clean My Driveway Using a Pressure Washer Surface Cleaner? and What is the best PSI for a pressure washer?

Questions

Does a turbo nozzle increase PSI?
No. A nozzle can't add pressure the pump doesn't make. The turbo nozzle concentrates the washer's output into one rotating stream. Its 3600 PSI figure is the nozzle's rating, not what your washer produces.

What does a turbo nozzle do for pressure washing?
It spins a zero-degree stream in a circle, so the concentrated jet sweeps across the surface rather than staying on one point.

Is a pressure washer turbo nozzle worth it?
For stubborn stains, algae and moss on concrete and pavers, yes. For a car, never: use a nozzle of 15 degrees or wider.