SelkiePressure Washer Extension Wand Upgrade Power Washer Lance with Spray Nozzle Tips,30°,90°,120° Curved Rod, 1/4’’Quick Connect, Replacement for Anti-Leaked Ring 4000 PSI…

I bought this with the intention of using it for the angled attachment on the inner fenders of my vehicles. The attachments are well made and at a very good price, I'd recommend it to anyone, but not for doing under your vehicle. My pressure washer has 3200 psi and I quickly realized that when that pressure is coming out at a 90 degree angle, you're not going to hold it very well at all. If you use a weaker washer, it'd probably be much more manageable, or unlike me, if you use it for what it was designed for (gutters) you might be alright as well.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I totally recommend it. Fit:Just rightBuild quality:Outstanding Replacement value:Worth the money Metal construction:Solid Ease of installation:Very easySize:Perfect

Easy to put together. It’s a little unwieldly with all the segments attached but worth the fact that I don’t have to use a ladder to pw my one story house anymore. Well worth the money.

Fantastic product. Power washing the house was getting to be a nightmare. I'm not to steady on my feet anyway, then getting on ladder was sometimes terrifying. Now all I do is connect the tubes turn on the washer and stand on the ground. Thank you

It does work but it also is fairly difficult to control as extensions are added. I used 3 extensions and the 90⁰ angled nozzle to clean my gutters and I had to be prepared for it to try and bend backwards. The force of the water will try to bend it the wrong direction but if you are prepared for this eventuality then there should not be an issue. I would caution using the angled nozzles with all the extensions but works well.

Amazing! It’s been 3 years since I cleaned my gutters, and I am so thankful these extensions made it super easy. They fit together easily and the multiple lengths helped a ton reach different level gutters. Very light product and easy to control once you get the hang of it.

For various reasons, most of which are age related, no one in our household belongs up on a ladder. I knew we needed to replace our pressure washer, and thought this might be a great way to clean our gutters.Hooked everything up, which wasn’t a big deal but it came with no directions. Powered up the washer, grabbed its gun and the hand support for this unit, and pulled the trigger.Top of unit instantly shot away from the roofline and continued backward in a perfect arch, at great speed. It stopped when it hit a nearby birch tree where it sprayed directly upward (thanks to the high radius end attachment), until I released the trigger.To be honest, that took more than a moment. I was in awe at the humor of the moment. My wife came running to see what I was laughing so joyously about. She arrived just in time to see the thing straighten back due to lack of pressure.I took another crack at it, this time bracing for the results. I gained control of the beast and worked the business end of the arched pole, which mind you is highly pressurized, towards the roofline. It actually worked a little….til I lost of control of it and the arch once again won.Not to be deterred, I tried a few more times, cuz well I started with our highest and most difficult gutter as the litmus test, and it’s not very long, and I hoped to clear it. I was covered in soggy gutter debris anyhow, so what the heck?I work with a 3-strike rule on most challenges. This unit failed on the third attempt, which is saying an awful lot in this test - it’s so damn hard to keep control of if this thing when you’re laughing uncontrollably! Think adult, high-power version of the erratic children’s hose toys. The unit trashed the threads of the nipple connection. I thought it was sheared off at first , but you could see thread pieces within the connector.I tightened down the connection and gave it one more try. This time the threads completely gave away and blasted the end of the unit out of my hands. Yup done.I rarely write reviews, but this thing is so bad if you’re going to use its full length. When it self-destructedI knew I had to warn others.Don’t waste your money unless you need a laugh!

I’m surprised that these really work