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Get a grip! Pressure washers pack a lot of power — and a lot of savings — behind every spray. Virrage Images / Shutterstock.com
Spring (and summer) cleaning doesn’t happen only inside the house, it’s an outside chore, too. But thankfully, one power tool can tackle outdoor dust, rust, grime, and slime with ease — the pressure washer. Pressure washers work by accelerating the force of water through an electric or gas-powered pump. Water hits surfaces with a force of 1,400-4,000 pounds per square inch (PSI).
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