The X-Jet debate

[newlook 265]

I like the XJet on residential work...I was a big fan of it for several years but am converting our other rig for DS'ing. Will keep the M5 handy as a back up I guess. It does lay some foam though doesn't it.....

[John T 744]

I like the XJet on residential work...I was a big fan of it for several years but am converting our other rig for DS'ing. Will keep the M5 handy as a back up I guess. It does lay some foam though doesn't it.....

Good luck on the DSing Los. I use to DS all the time until I discovered about X-Jets on these bulletin boards and never looked back. I always love the draw of the X-Jet but some people still prefer the DSing regardless. At least now you have 2 more weapons in your cleaning arsenal.

[apple 14]

Downstream here.

The x jet comes in handy here an there.

[traer77 14]

Still don't see why anyone would X jet for regular house or building washing. I use the m5 for a strong mix for really moldy stucco or applying some other chems but would never want to wash houses all day with it. I run in to some pretty nasty houses here and downstreaming has always got them clean for me.

[Chemical Doctor 15]

For me the X-Jet was faster and I was able to obtain the correct amount of chemical for the job. It saved me time. I used a 15 gallon drum on a two wheeller with 50' of tubing. I could wash a two story 1800 sq. ft. house including gutters in less than 1.5 hours.

[Mathew Johnson 123]

Hey Doc, you told me about that 8 years ago, 2 hand trucks and 2 x/m jets later, still using it

Mathew Johnson

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[Adrian 155]

Thats the only way to go for me. I love my xjet.

Said it 1000 times.

I run housewash mixes, strippers, brighteners, carnuba through it.

If it ain't broke.......( don't fix it)

[Ron Musgraves 240]

I still Love My DS

Edited March 17, 2013 by Ron Musgraves

[mick m 19]

Don't you find it restricts the water flow tho?