How to Use Power Blast Plus: Setup, Spray Modes and Cleaning Tips

Quick Setup in 4 Steps

Setting up Power Blast Plus takes four steps: fit the faucet adapter if your tap needs it, attach the quick connector to your hose, click the wand onto the connector, then turn on the water and test each spray mode on the ground. The rubber gaskets in the kit help seal each joint.

1. Fit the faucet adapter

   If your hose already screws onto your outdoor tap, skip this. For a non-threaded faucet, attach the included faucet adapter first and tighten it by hand.

2. Snap on the quick connector

   Screw the quick connector onto the end of your 3/4-inch garden hose. Check that the rubber gasket sits flat inside it.

3. Click in the wand

   Push the base of the Power Blast Plus wand into the quick connector until it clicks and holds.

4. Turn on the water and test

   Open the tap all the way. Point the wand at the ground, squeeze the trigger and try jet, fan and shower before cleaning anything.

Choosing the Right Spray Mode

Choose the Power Blast Plus spray mode by how tough the dirt is and how delicate the surface is. Fan spray is the safe default for most jobs. Jet is for concrete, pavers, wheels and mud. Shower is for windows, plants, pets and anything that could be damaged by a hard stream.

Full guide: setting and distance for each surface

How to Clean a Driveway or Patio

To clean a driveway or patio with Power Blast Plus, sweep away loose debris, wet the whole area, apply an outdoor cleaner with the foam bottle if it's grimy, then use jet spray in overlapping strips toward a drain or the street. Finish with a fan rinse so dirty water doesn't dry back on the surface.

1. Clear and sweep. Move furniture and planters, then sweep up leaves and grit.
2. Wet it down. Rinse the whole area with fan spray so cleaner won't dry too fast.
3. Foam the dirty spots. Let an outdoor cleaner sit 5 minutes. Don't let it dry.
4. Jet in strips. Hold the nozzle 6–12 inches away and work in 3-foot strips toward a drain.
5. Fan rinse. Push the last dirty water off the surface and let it dry.

Oil stains? Pre-treat with a concrete degreaser and a stiff brush first. A hose-powered nozzle won't lift old oil on its own. See when a pressure washer is the better tool.

How to Wash a Car Without Damaging the Paint

To wash a car with Power Blast Plus, park in the shade, rinse with fan spray from about two feet away, foam it with car wash soap from the bottom up, gently wash with a mitt, then rinse from the roof down with fan spray. Use the jet only on wheels and tires, never close to paint.

1. Park in the shade. A cool surface stops soap from drying into spots.
2. Pre-rinse with fan spray. Knock off loose grit before anything touches the paint.
3. Foam from the bottom up. Fill the foam bottle with car wash soap, not dish soap.
4. Wash with a mitt. Soap loosens dirt, but light hand washing removes the film.
5. Jet the wheels. Angle the 360° head into the wheel wells and spokes.
6. Rinse top down and dry. Fan spray from the roof down, then dry with a microfiber towel.

Chipped paint, loose trim or fresh touch-ups? Use shower spray around those spots only.

How to Clean a Deck or Fence

To clean a deck or fence with Power Blast Plus, sweep it, wet the wood, apply a deck cleaner with the foam bottle, wait the time on the cleaner's label, then rinse with fan spray along the grain. Keep the jet at least a foot from soft woods like cedar and pine so it doesn't raise or mark the grain.

1. Protect nearby plants. Wet them first with shower spray so cleaner runoff dilutes.
2. Sweep and wet the boards. Clear the gaps between boards.
3. Apply deck cleaner. Follow the label for mixing and wait time.
4. Rinse with the grain. Fan spray, one or two boards at a time.
5. Let it dry fully. Wait the cleaner's stated time before staining or sealing.

Using Soap and Cleaners

Use a cleaner made for the surface in the Power Blast Plus foam bottle: car wash soap for vehicles, deck cleaner for wood and an outdoor or concrete cleaner for patios and driveways. Follow the cleaner's own mixing instructions, and rinse the bottle with clean water when you're done.

Troubleshooting Power Blast Plus

Most Power Blast Plus problems have simple fixes. Weak spray usually means a half-open tap, a kinked or very long hose, or low home water pressure. Leaks usually mean a gasket isn't seated. If the wand won't stay on, the quick connector isn't fully clicked in.

Still stuck? Contact seller support at support@buyevergreen.co or +1 (877) 375-4479. The seller's product manual has their own instructions. Need to send it back? Here's how to request a refund.

Safety Tips

Power Blast Plus is a water tool, but a focused jet can still hurt skin and eyes or damage soft surfaces. Never point it at people or pets' faces, keep it away from outdoor outlets and light fixtures, and watch your footing because wet decks and patios get slippery.

• Never aim at people or animals. Use shower spray only for rinsing pets, and keep it off their faces.
• Keep away from electrics. Don't spray outdoor outlets, light fixtures, AC units or garage door openers.
• Mind the glass. Use shower spray on windows. Jet spray can force water past seals.
• Watch your step. Wear shoes with grip. Wet wood, algae and soapy pavers are slippery.
• Adults only on jet. Kids can help with shower spray under supervision.
• Don't use a ladder with it. Clean what you can reach from the ground.

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