ZALALOVA Pressure Washer Wand Extension, 6Pcs Stainless Steel Extension Wand 1Pc 30¡ãDegrees Curved Rod Extension 8.1ft Replacement Lance 1/4" NPT Quick Connect w/Storage Box 4000PSI

I specifically purchased this so that I would not have to climb a ladder to access the upper floors on the exterior of my house: especially in the front with large holly bushes where it is difficult to place a ladder near the wall.Pros: as an extension on my Pressure washer wand, it reached to the upper story windows and, exterior bricks. Easy to assembleNew, extra washer nozzles and many extra O rings were included.Does the job, as advertisedCons: several of the extensions, as they came, were slightly bent but, overall, this was not a deal breaker.it is DEFINITELY necessary to hold on to the extension, higher up, above the wand trigger, as the pressure creates a jet action which pushes the extension back: while it bows while spraying, the extension is strong so, no bending occurred.Because of the length of the wand and, the resulting fulcrum arm, once you compensate for the initial force, I recommend you do not shut off the spray until you are finished in the area: using short sprays, it becomes unwieldy to control.

After my step ladder fell over last year (due to soft dirt) I got to thinking about a safer way to power wash my house. This set of extension wands is exactly how to be safe and get the job done. I simply replaced the business end of the trigger grip that came with my machine, with enough extensions to reach the high places. Don't forget the siedes of the gutters! Adding the angle piece makes washing more thorough and efficient than using all straight sections. With all sections installed, it is a little wonky due to the pressue causing the want to deflect, but after a little use, easy enough to compensate for. I haven't experienced any leaking of the threaded joints as the o-rings do the job. As always don't overtighten the o-rings because they can't do their job once their flattened like pancakes. Why to folks always want to smash o-rings into oblivion instead of relying on them to seal the way they're designed to work? BTW using with a smallish Karcher electric machine that's 1,700-1,800 psi and probably 1.6 gpm (from memory).

They sent a quick connect that has different threads than the curved rod, making the entire thing useless since you can't attach the nozzle without the quick connect. I'm going to see if I can get the correct disconnect or an adapter, but if not, I'll be returning this. How hard is it to get your parts right! Very disappointed that I have to spend 1.5 hours driving back and forth to MAYBE get the part that makes this thing work and that I have to spend additional funds doing so. Would not purchase again.Update - Was unable to get a quick connect that fits. The 1/4" female accepts the male. The 1/4 male at the end of the nozzle screws into the female piece that came with the set without a problem. The 1'4" NPT threads at the hardware store screw into the female that came with the set. But no NPT female quick connect fits onto any of the male threads and I tried four different types. Again, it renders the entire thing useless since the set ends with the male. You can't flip them. You could use a female to female but no female NPT thread fits on the males.

Thin wand for pressure washer gun. Two wand parts bent seriously. Connects all the wand parts and tried to arrive the second story. It waggled as elephant nose. Hard to hold it. Can not control the spray water where to go. You pay what you get.The O rings are also junk. Two connections leak seriously. Unscrewed the wand parts to check the cause. The orings damaged and not enough thick to hold 2800 PSI flow water.The nozzles seems quality. But not fit my pressure washer. Sometimes, pump stopped for a while when using these nozzles. Would like to compare the parameter of these nozzles with the old nozzles came with pressure washer. But there is no any clues about the parameters. Have to give up on these nozzles.All in all, no lucky with this wand. Absolute Junk.

Was excited to use this to clean my house siding without going super high up on a ladder. So I put it together, which was simple, and connected it to my SunJoe electric power washer. Immediately the water backflowed out of the quick connection joint from the pole to my washer wand soaking me in bleach-filled house wash. Great. All the washered connections between each segment held up with no leaks, but even after using valve packing on the quick connect, it still leaked. I did find that the leaking subsided a little once you maintained the water pressure for a few seconds. It was also less severe when using shorter extensions. The problem is the full extension is too heavy for this purpose and causes bowing in the joints, and the quick connect joint doesn't have a washer so it shoots the water back at you. As others have noted, the pole is also wobbly at the end if you are using the full extension. Overall, its better than no extension and my clothes can be washed/replaced and its not terrible to get soaked on a hot day outside in the sun. The pack of extra nozzles and washers is a bonus too.

Used it this week to finally clean the outside of the house.Still too short to reach the second story of our house and I still needed to climb on a ladder. Just in case you want it to get to the second story from the ground. It will not be enough.Also the metal looks sturdy but shows already sign of wear and tear on the “nuts” where the wrench makes contact. The golden color comes off and the metal is bare. It a big deal for me and it comes with a set of nozzles and extra o-rings for seals.If it survives one or twoComplete clean cycles of our house I consider it a “good buy”.I Am almost done with the house, so far so good.The only drawback is that I needed another adapter to connect this setup to our karcher pressure washer and that makes the whole setup a little “wobbly” and you need two hands to hold it.Would buy it again.