Kärcher 69032760 Car Wash Brush, Pressure Washer Accessory

This brush has soft-ish bristles of a decent length. It doesn't scratch the paintwork of my car, and can reach places that are hard to ge to with a sponge. It is designed to be used with the Kärcher pressure washers, but what isn't immediately obvious is that when the brush is attached to the washer's trigger handle, the whole assembly is long and ungainly. The brush does not rotate on the trigger handle, and its handle is completely rigid, so it's hard to manoeuvre.Moreover, on the Kärcher it uses a colossal amout of water, and the flow rate does not seem to be adjustable. If you're using it with detergent, expect to use about a half-litre of detergent in a couple of minutes. It would be better, perhaps, to spray detergent first, and then use the brush with clean water afterwards.On the whole, the brush and the Kärcher washer together don't produce a better result than a sponge in a bucket of hot, soapy water; but the Kärcher way is a bit quicker.

Many professional car cleaners do not recommend using a brush as it can cause scratches on car paint work, however, I am more concerned with a clean car than tiny scratches and do not go into "detailing" of paintwork.I use this item with a Karcher K5 pressure washer for the following cleaning regime:+. Power wash+. Snow foam+. Rinse using a brush - THIS BRUSH+. Mit and warm soapy water+. Power wash+. Chamois+. occasional polish - usually once a year using an Autoglym resin product.Works fine for me. These buses are hard wearing and partner well with the Karcher pressure washer systems, particularly when combined with a soap product. I have tried using the soap dispenser option on my Karcher washer, but find that it uses far too much detergent, that is why I prefer to apply snow foam first.Great product and at less than £9.00 are a great buy. RECOMMENDED.

Pressure? there is ZERO pressure with this useless brush. There is negligible difference between the water flow out of this brush with the Karcher on or off. It trickles out and has no effect on the dirt. You are just as well off strapping a brush to your hosepipe. Waste of the Karcher name... an utterly nonsensical product.

Having tried it twice I find it absolutely useless. When it is attached to the pistol grip there is no flexibilty at the brush head so you can't easily twist it into the many crooks and crannies needed on a car, the wheels are a nightmare! I used it, as a hand held item, whilst playing water over the car, however, I find it a lot of money when my £3 B & Q car brush does a better job! I guess its the bin!!

Was worried using one of these brush as thought it may scratch paintwork, but it didn’t! Used with a specialist car foam ( not Karcher) and was really impressed with it. Small enough to get in the gaps of the wheels too. Sons also used it on their Motorcross bikes and said should have got it ages ago, so guess it’s a winner!

are use this for the first time the other day to wash the car. Not exactly a comment against the brush but it’s a bit difficult to get the whole contraption together! But good news is it doesn’t fit the Karcher K4 well. Not a huge amount of water comes out of it which is good given that you don’t really need to waste water to get the car cleaned. The brush is really soft and doesn’t scratch the car at all and reach with the car to go for is enough that I can do the top of a people carrier and only just over 5 foot.

Attached to the lance this is not easy to use. It does gently remove the grime - much better than just the lance on a medium setting. However, for car sills and the roof of the car it is Oh so difficult. Karcher really needs to put it on the end of a flexible - and controllable lance - it would be really good then.

This item is not suitable for a Kärcher K2, as the connection to the trigger side is to long so this is false advertising, plus all accessories for k2 and above, are push in and screw up, to help stabilise the trigger wand without any leaks or wobbly parts on it!