EZ Jet Water Cannon 8-Nozzle Multi-Function Spray Gun w/Built-in Soap Dispenser - Blast Away All Those Dirty Jobs!

I first saw this item on a home shopping channel, so i was searching for it specifically.I really liked the ideas: A. I could put soap in the dispenser, thus avoiding the (car-washing-bucket.) B. I could weed-kill and fertilize my yard with better performing products, instead of spending so much money on bottles to which a hose could be connected. C. I could clean the exterior of my second story windows from outside, instead of removing each one from inside the house.So, got the box. Waited (not so) patiently for two days because I was pretty busy. It was packed well, felt substantial for a plastic power nozzle, and the fireman nozzle was easy to engage. Pretty sure I could get used to the two-hand method easily.TIME TO TRY THIS BABY OUT!!! I filled the soap dispenser with house wash and went out to wash off my back door. Hmm, not so good..Wrong product? I rinsed it all off, and switched to dish soap. They SELL the product by the use of dish soap, so it should have worked. We have a Dodge Caravan, which I rinsed with plain water, then engaged the lever to tried to suds. I never got any foam or suds 'as shown on TV,' but a slightly bubbly water. Although the reservoir was full, the soap was completely gone from the reservoir after one side, the roof and hood. I used every available setting but no suds or any good forceful rinsing from any nozzle. Worse, the van did not look any bit cleaner.Lastly, I put a mix of windex and jetdry in the reservoir. I used this to rerinse the van windows and my back door, which is a nine light. Recall that these items were previously sprayed with somewhat soapy water and rinsed. All the glass dried completely streak free.I was pretty disappointed at this point, so I rinsed and left the nozzle to dry without any gardening attempts. It's now repacked and back it goes. The nozzle was too bulky with a reservoir that simply didn't hold enough or last long enough; the sprayer didn't clean well enough to be worth the price tag. As far as ease of use and power, my $4 gilmour nozzle from Lowe's works MUCH MUCH better. Cost me $6 in shipping to learn this lesson.

If you are expecting something on par with a pressure washer, get a pressure washer and skip this. If you want something stronger than your average attachment and plenty far reaching, this will do wonders. On its strongest jet setting this guy will pull surface grime off of sidewalks and lumber. If you want that bright shiny deep down cleen you will need to a pressure washer plain and simple.This works amazingly on the car, reaching even 3rd story windows, cleaning up the sidewalk, and knocking surface grime and mold off in a hurry. The grip is fantastic, it feels like an ergonomic extension of the hose rather than a sudden change of direction. Because of the shape the pressure comes straight back rather than torquing against your hand so you don't wear out your wrists over long periods. The 'fireman' style handle is great for pressure control and feels very solid. You never have to hold on to the handle so there is no fatigue there.My favorite feature is easily the wash cup on the bottom. This is wonderful for cleaning the car, windows, or anything else you may need to suds up. Since it is a water-drop-mix-cup you can use soaps of any thickness and now worry about it clogging. This is also great for stronger cleaners like a degreaser or other for sidewalks and fences for instance. You can also use most liquid fertalizers when watering and get a good mix for keep the yard healthy.Even with the super pressure of a pressure washer, this is a fantastic attachment that I would recommend over any other.

The day I received this, I went outside to hose down my front porch - hoping with a little extra psi I would remove spiderwebs and bugs. Mind you, I was not looking for it to work like a professional. I hooked up the ez jet and turned on the water - the water sprayed out of the connection to the hose. I made sure it was tight and it still sprayed. I changed hoses 3 times (we have them for the # of sprinklers we use on lawn) and they all worked the same. I got soaked trying to use the attachment. AND, it didn't seem to give any more psi than regular hose attachments. I still had to get really close to anything I wanted to wash away. I could have used my thumb over the hose and got the same result.I did like the weight and feel of the ez jet. I probably would have kept it if it didn't soak me at the same time. The feel of the handle allowed my hand to relax down instead of holding the hose and a handle upright. It has several settings to spray as well.I was looking forward to using the soap reservoir to wash my car, but never got the chance to use it- so I can't comment on that.Maybe I got a faulty one, I'm not sure, but it's not worth my time or money to keep trying either.Good luck!

Pretty good. The jet settings reached the underside of my gutters (washed not blasted) on a windy day. I wanted to just wash down my house -- 2 stories -- and especially wash my windows like with the Windex sprayer. I used a natural rug shampoo from Biokleen, washed, let it sit, washed, then rinsed, and my windows dried spotless and sparkling clean! A few windows could stand to be done once more, but if I don't get a chance, they look pretty good, pretty, pretty good. The soap dispenser stopped working after one of the refills, but I just gave the whole thing a quick shake, and it started working again.The soap dispenser could stand to be A LOT larger, because it runs out in no time. I had to refill 4-5 times per side of my normal-sized house.Someone complained about it leaking, so before I started, I changed their washer out with a Gilmour Rubber Hose Washer that I had just bought, and had no problems.