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PRESSURE WASHER CONNECTION

el_prez
el_prez Posts: 16 Forumite
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Hello
I don't have an outdoor tap and was wondering is it possible to connect a pressure washer or garden hose to an indoor tap. Thanks

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  • cymruchris
    cymruchris Posts: 5,562 Forumite
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    Depends on what kind of tap you have indoors - but yes - there are a number of adaptors available. 




  • Farway
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    As above, but take care because IME the hose often slips off the tap and gives the kitchen a good wash

    If you do, I suggest draping a towel or similar over the connector to catch any unwanted squirts and run indoors immediately if the pressure drops at the end of the hose

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  • Flugelhorn
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    they can go onto an indoor tap but definitely more risk of leaking and soaking everything. I find outdoor tap v useful - any chance you could get one fitted?
  • Katiehound
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    I've had a fairly flooded kitchen when the adaptor was forced off the kitchen tap with the pressure. Would not attempt it ever again!
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  • MoneyMate
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    or something like this?  https://www.screwfix.com/p/outside-tap-kit-15mm-x/33139#_=p
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