TL;DR
A turbo nozzle is a pressure washer tip that spins a zero-degree jet in a rapid cone, combining the cutting power of a pinpoint stream with the coverage of a fan pattern. It strips caked mud, oxidation, and gum from concrete and brick up to twice as fast as a standard tip of equal rating.
What it means
A turbo nozzle is a pressure washer tip that spins a zero-degree jet in a rapid cone, combining the cutting power of a pinpoint stream with the coverage of a fan pattern. It strips caked mud, oxidation, and gum from concrete and brick up to twice as fast as a standard tip of equal rating. That same intensity etches wood, chews soft mortar, and shreds vinyl, so its territory is hard masonry and steel, never siding, decking, or vehicles.
Where it sits in the glossary
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Why Ohio homeowners should know it
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