Does a pressure washer that is 3000 psi at 8 gpm clean better than one at 4000 psi at 4gpm?



Answer:
Generally the higher pressure, not the higher flowrate, indicates better cleaning power.
depends upon what you're cleaning.
The 4000 psi will clean better and save water.
I would say the 4000psi would clean better. Not that I know a lot about math. I am thinking for example if you have a garden hose on full, but its laying on the ground, not much is happening but creating a pool of water on the ground. But if you pick it up and press your thumb over part of the end to create a spray, you are also creating greater pressure because the same amount of water has to go through a smaller opening in turn it would also use less water.
Make sense?
Hope so.
I would think so--they both have plenty of pressure, but the one at 8gpm has twice as much water.

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