Turbo nozzle- do you use them much?

[John T 744]

Turbo Nozzle is something everyone should carry cause you never know when you may need one...which in our case is just a couple of times per year. Usually when where dealing with paint removal from masonry surfaces that have to be repainted. There great in knocking off loose paint chips. We did a couple of buildings this year that we used them on.

So how about you guys--- Do you use the turbo nozzles much?

[Guy B 70]

Just another tool in the tool box for washers. Not knowing when or how to use it can get you in trouble.

[Rick2 42]

Mine broke many years ago and it's still in my basement. Never had much of a need for it.

[apsurfacesolutions 17]

Just another tool in the tool box for washers. Not knowing when or how to use it can get you in trouble.

+1

We use one from time to time. Last time we had to remove tar from stamped concrete before sealing.

[James 625]

Used it quite a bit this year. Excellent for removing moss and mold build up on stone and stairs. Great for pushing a build of debris. Edging , cleaning out between stones. The pulsation type flow is good for certain types of rinsing

[Jason Reider 25]

I use mine on occasion, but not much in the grand scheme of things.

[Adrian 155]

only on my helper. Heh Heh !!!

[Cullen Adams 15]

Terracotta roof tiles can handle the turbo head. We dont have Shingles in Australia, most roofs are made out of terracotta tiles. Not sure if many of the other states in the US aside from California use terracotta roof tiles, I havent seen any in Michigan.

[Alexy 85]

We have not done a job without a turbo nozzle in 7 years. Utterly essential for KEC work.

[Adrian 155]

I Still have a dual turbo nozzle lance made by Suttner.

Dont use it much but it is a curb killer for those really long stretches.

[KGILL 14]

Sure do. Just washed a shingle roof by blasting away with my turbo nozzle.

Just joking, but I do love it for curbs, stairs, retaining walls, and small walkways where the surface scrubber will not do.

[plainpainter 217]

Just made killer money prepping a cinderblock foundation for painting with my turbo nozzle.