What would be the minimum equipment list to have my own foamer?
I would like to stay away from using buckets altogether.
I already have a pressure washer, an air compressor (FWIW), etc.
What would be the minimum equipment list to have my own foamer?
I would like to stay away from using buckets altogether.
I already have a pressure washer, an air compressor (FWIW), etc.
are you referring to the one used by local car wash shops?
I suggest that you ask them kung saan nila binili yung gamit nila.
I once found this sa Shopee, not sure if its the same thing kasi tinigil ko na yung "DIY Car Wash At Home" project ko
https://shopee.ph/product/393825292/9664671950
Project was cancelled since the "foam device" will take up space sa garage, plus, its not that nice to look at.
Naisip ko din if Manual.
https://www.lazada.com.ph/products/f...785733155.html
pero as I said, the "project died na"
last option for me was just to use shampoo from the Chemical Guys
Foam cannon attachment for your pressure washer hose. You can find cheap ones on shopee.com
The foam cannon alone will make washing way more enjoyable without buckets.
interesting gadget. i think i wanna try
i'm still looking for the best mini car wash setupfirst i got a 220v pressure washer. very powerful but the hoses are stiff, not very convenient
then i got an 18v washer, a lot more convenient. also got a "foam cannon" for it but the foam is very watery so it runs down quickly
so i tried those pump-up foam sprayers, foam quality is OK but needs a lot of manual pumping
battery operated foamer sa Shopee ... https://shopee.ph/%E2%98%BA1.5L-Elec...5-65f0123402cd
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Thanks for the idea. I already ordered a similar self-powered foam sprayer and a foaming car shampoo+wax solution.
There's still truth in the saying; "If you want it done right, DIY." The classic two-bucket system is still the best way to clean your car, but if I have to do a weekly or twice-monthly washes, I just need a quick and easy method without breaking my back.
I'll still take it to a pro for the more delicate and laborious stuff like polishing, buffing, detailing, etc. But that's probably still several years down the road.
Last edited by oj88; July 8th, 2024 at 08:36 AM.
The listing in the Shopee link is a scam. Store/user name is random, prices on their items are nowhere near their actual value, among other red flags.
Don't buy that.
Basta walang rating at unreadable store name, iwas na.
Also, if may rating pero lahat english, may tagalog naman pero halatang translated, iwasan din yan.
so i decided to revisit the old 220v Fujima pressure washer that's been sitting here unused for a couple of years, but this time w/ a new smaller-diameter hose that's more flexible, and a new short gun (the original was super long which has its uses but is unwieldy for car washing).
i also installed a smaller 0.9mm brass orifice for the foamer (stock orifice is probably 1.0mm). i poured just 2 capfuls of MTX shampoo into the bottle then filled it up w/ water. the foam quality isn't great but is good enough. still a bit runny but stays on long enough for you to wipe down an entire side of the car i.e. you just have foam blast one side at a time. maybe the foam could be improved w/ a better shampoo...
works pretty well as it is. i like that it blasts out a lot of foam quickly. those battery foamers seem interesting but the output seems low, gonna slow down your work...
runny foam is fine w/ me. the setup is perfectly capable of making shaving cream type foam you just have to use more shampoo