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I've got a 1500 psi (don't know what that is in bar...) which does the job very well.

For cleaning large areas of concrete/patio slabs I would go for a higher psi if I have to buy a new one - if the cost was not much extra.
Here's the reason:- When cleaning large or difficult "old" patio areas you have to concentrate the water jet down very fine to really cut through. With higher psi you would be able to keep the water jet further away, so you clean a bigger area quicker.

HOWEVER you only do this infrequently, so if cost is important, 1500psi is more than enough.

2007-03-19 06:03:35 by Big Ben

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Steal them from my house. But you're too late, some scumbucket already did it!!

Try Loot, or charity furniture stores.

2007-10-05 05:48:08 by Darrell

Price: $29.95 $21.95

Weighs only 1.4 lbs
Lifts objects up to 200 lbs and 30 inches in diameter
Saves your back by sharing the load

I think so, it doesnt matter if its cheap or not. Just try it out.
but make sure no one heavy sits in the chairs or anything lol
if u kno wht i mean

2009-07-09 08:42:05 by yo.bebo

Price: $19.99 $18.00

Fabric is PVC coated for added protection
Fade- and weather-resistant for years of use
Made of heavy weight 380G Polyester

secrete Terry Nutkins into your herbaceous border, he'll do your dirty work.

2007-01-19 06:47:34 by eggmunky

Have them order it from another store.

2006-07-17 12:09:25 by wright w