COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL

The dilemma has always existed between hot versus cold pressure washers. Which leaves customers asking the question of which option is better for their application. A perfect example is washing dishes, everyone has washed a dish in their life and regardless of what may be on the dish hot water always does the trick. Using hot water can not only increase your productivity and profitability but also creates a safer and cleaner environment once cleaned. Hot water units range from 60°F right up to 300°F and with temperatures over 175°F bacteria can no longer survive on the surface, which also prevents future bacterial growth. Hot water aids in all cleaning applications like removal of molds, mildew, grease, oils, proteins, bitumen, mud, dirt and so much more.

Cold water on the other hand has many benefits as well. When using high pressure it is sometimes hard to see what it is you are cleaning. This is where cold water is beneficial to see what it is you are cleaning and minimize any operator error. Cold water units are also perfect for the residential home user as they require low maintenance and easier portability. However selecting the correct cold water pressure washer for your application is a whole new ball game.