Are you talking about going right under with long extension pipes, because that is coming up very soon, just want the weather conditions 😉 😀 too windy at the moment, I have also have a new attachment for some other items 😀 which I will be testing out laters Steve
I've just been watching a few of your videos on the Worx Nitro (which I bought just recently). And as far as I see in all of them, you are having it suck water from a bucket or container. But not taking advantage of the pressure boost you get by connecting the hose directly and supplying it with mains pressure water. Seems odd to me, is your local water supply low pressure? You may ask why I care when I have my own. Only had a couple of chances to use it so far and personally I'm impressed (and it was an upgrade too) so far but thanks for all the tips about alternate 'tips' and lance etc. I'll be ordering some :-)
Thanks mate 👍 very good point 👉 but most people want to use away from main water 💧 😉 on my other Worx Hydroshot 25bar. I had a lot of criticism about using mains water, so basely I kept away from mains water, but that is short lived as currently if the weather is good, I will feedback about water from mains, just making a number of different videos with parts that are not Worx, you may find them interesting to see what fits your Worx Hydroshot 56bar, by the way I finish a number of jobs with mains water just to see the difference 😀 one thing to remember water going inside the Worx Hydroshot is limited, I tested this out 3 years ago on the 22bar, and I understand that it's the same thing now 😀 some of my findings are still to come, but this one hasn't had over heating problems like the last one 😀 laters Steve
@@AutoGleamTruths alright mate, I decided to go with the 56 bar after watching your videos 😊 I ain’t used it yet because I’m in the process of ordering different bits n bobs to use with the machine, you doing anymore videos using the hydroshot 56bar? Cheers 👍 p.s what is your process when it Comes to stop using the machine, I.e draining any water left in the machine etc etc, again cheers 👍
@outandabout3335 Yes, I have some more to come, just the weather is not been very good 😑 to be honest when I finished using both models I just leave them as I stopped working with water in them, I have never had a problem by doing this 🙂 I will address that in a video, I am testing out my new camera on the outside of the Worx Hydroshot for some interesting shots 😀 laters Steve
The whole point he is making is that you don't need water mains. Is it that hard to grasp😂 Not everyone has access to water mains, and this is a good alternative. Jeez
@@BANTERWITHLOUUK And my point is that many people (like me) usually do have mains water when washing the car and can use it on that for better results while still having a small device to store. Let me know when you AI bots can grasp alternate points of view. Jeez.
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No by all means, continue to bang on about that attachment m8
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Definitely want to see a full demo of the attachment.
Im intrigued as ive bought an extension and fancy cleaning under the car
Are you talking about going right under with long extension pipes, because that is coming up very soon, just want the weather conditions 😉 😀 too windy at the moment, I have also have a new attachment for some other items 😀 which I will be testing out laters Steve
@@AutoGleamTruths I am indeed, so looking forward to seeing how your experience goes.
@pigeonpoo1823 I am also interested to see if it works as well as I am thinking. My car is ready for the underside to be washed 😀
I've just been watching a few of your videos on the Worx Nitro (which I bought just recently). And as far as I see in all of them, you are having it suck water from a bucket or container. But not taking advantage of the pressure boost you get by connecting the hose directly and supplying it with mains pressure water. Seems odd to me, is your local water supply low pressure?
You may ask why I care when I have my own. Only had a couple of chances to use it so far and personally I'm impressed (and it was an upgrade too) so far but thanks for all the tips about alternate 'tips' and lance etc. I'll be ordering some :-)
Thanks mate 👍 very good point 👉 but most people want to use away from main water 💧 😉 on my other Worx Hydroshot 25bar. I had a lot of criticism about using mains water, so basely I kept away from mains water, but that is short lived as currently if the weather is good, I will feedback about water from mains, just making a number of different videos with parts that are not Worx, you may find them interesting to see what fits your Worx Hydroshot 56bar, by the way I finish a number of jobs with mains water just to see the difference 😀 one thing to remember water going inside the Worx Hydroshot is limited, I tested this out 3 years ago on the 22bar, and I understand that it's the same thing now 😀 some of my findings are still to come, but this one hasn't had over heating problems like the last one 😀 laters Steve
@@AutoGleamTruths alright mate, I decided to go with the 56 bar after watching your videos 😊 I ain’t used it yet because I’m in the process of ordering different bits n bobs to use with the machine, you doing anymore videos using the hydroshot 56bar? Cheers 👍 p.s what is your process when it Comes to stop using the machine, I.e draining any water left in the machine etc etc, again cheers 👍
@outandabout3335 Yes, I have some more to come, just the weather is not been very good 😑 to be honest when I finished using both models I just leave them as I stopped working with water in them, I have never had a problem by doing this 🙂 I will address that in a video, I am testing out my new camera on the outside of the Worx Hydroshot for some interesting shots 😀 laters Steve
The whole point he is making is that you don't need water mains. Is it that hard to grasp😂 Not everyone has access to water mains, and this is a good alternative. Jeez
@@BANTERWITHLOUUK And my point is that many people (like me) usually do have mains water when washing the car and can use it on that for better results while still having a small device to store. Let me know when you AI bots can grasp alternate points of view. Jeez.