Bosch high pressure washer EasyAquatak 110 (compact design, 110-bar pump, 450-ml High-Pressure Detergent Nozzle, push-fit connections, in-use gun storage, accessory storage)

So, bear with me on this one..... My 31 year old son finally left home last November (20) and took his Karcher with him. My wife had been wondering what to buy me for Xmas, so when I mentioned it, she said why don't you buy one and I'll give it to you. I looked at the Karchers, but they're pricey so having looked at what was on offer, I bought the Bosch. The 120 was on offer at less than the 110 and as I've had a lot of success with Bosch stuff in the past, I went for that one. I didn't get round to trying it out until today - filthy car and decent weather. Found it easy to put together (if slightly confused by the two nozzles). But when I had it all connected up, it just kept cutting out. Over and over again. I then proceeded to try four different hoses. Still the same. I tried it wthout the extension lead - no different. I was losing patience now. Put it all away and came back and read all the questions and answers. Neither they nor the trouble shooting guide in the instructions helped. I then read the instructions again. Convinced that the problem was me and not the Bosch, I got it all out again. You see, I'd missed the bit about pressing the trigger lock button on the gun handle..... With that unpressed, I had the stop/start business again. As soon as I fully released the trigger, we were off.... I felt like a complete idiot, but if you have a trigger lock (and why do you need one?) then completely lock the trigger with it, for crying out loud. With the lock on, the trigger still works, although there isn't much travel on it. So, at the risk of making myself out to be a complete prune, I've repeated my experience in case it helps anyone else. As a friend of mine often said, 'A moment's embarrassment is worth a lifetime of regret'.... ;-) It's a great cleaner, nice and powerful and, in my opinion, just as good as my son's Karcher was. In fact, the small size and ease of use probably gives it the edge, in my opinion. Edit. I used the pressure washer again today, just my second time and I'm really very pleased with it. It's powerful, has a decent long lead and the line between the pressure washer and the gun is surprisingly long. Easily cleaned my wife's car outside the house in the road. The only adverse comment I'd make is don't bother trying to snowfoam your car using the little supplied detergent bottle. it empties in about a minute. I bought a snowfoam lance and dedicated Bosch connector from eBay which fits perfectly and works really well.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I’m super happy with the Bosch EasyAquatak 110! It’s compact, lightweight, and surprisingly powerful for its size. I use it for washing my car and cleaning around the yard, and it does an excellent job. The water pressure is strong and removes dirt quickly. It connects easily to the hose and is ready to use in seconds. Very practical, reliable, and exactly what I needed. Highly recommend!

Nice pressure washer had for a few months and had no issues with it so far and has decent pressure to wash car and do some small tasks around the house.Only downside with the pressure washer is that the length of the hose that comes with it is not very long so had to purchase a longer one

Used this on a Sunday to give my car a proper clean and also tackled the garden fence, which was full of cobwebs – worked an absolute treat! Super easy to set up, and surprisingly powerful for such a compact unit. I got it on offer, which made it an even better deal. Paired it with Halfords’ own brand car wash foam and a hand scrubbing kit – all worked perfectly together. The foam cannon covered the car nicely and the pressure from the jet was more than enough to rinse everything clean. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a budget-friendly but effective pressure washer. Great for cars, fences, and odd jobs around the garden.

Excellent value, light weight easy to use and does a fantastic job on the patio.

Well impressed with this pressure washer. Easy to assemble and very powerful. Nice and compact so easy to store when not in use. Plenty of adjustment over the 2 nozzles and made car cleaning a breeze. You do need to ensure that the keyways in the tools are correctly alligned or the nozzle just shoots off!

This is a great little pressure washer — surprisingly powerful for its size and perfect for cleaning cars, patios, garden furniture, and more. We did have to buy a hose (Flexi Hose is great!!) and a universal tap adapter connector separately before using it, but once you have those bits, setup is super easy, even for a complete beginner. It’s definitely compact and doesn’t take up much space, which is a big plus for storage. The flow rate is solid, and the build quality feels durable, just what you'd expect from Bosch. Just be prepared — it's a lot louder than you might expect. Overall, it’s a reliable, no-fuss pressure washer that’s ideal for home use!

It's a really good wee pressure washer for the size of it. I've had it for over three years now, using it a few times a year and it's still going strong. However, I have a couple of niggles which stop it getting a 5-star rating 1: the proprietary twist-lock fittings can be really hard to do and undo, especially when they've got a bit of wet or dirt on them. I think I'd prefer a more standard screw in or push fitting. Their proprietary nature also limits the accessories or replacement lances you can use. 2: the way all the accessories stack in and around the body of the washer is really clever and keeps everything neat and tidy.... in theory! In practice, the clip across the top for the wand body and the clip on the side for the lance don't hold securely enough. So lance and wand invariably fall off if either receives the slightest nudge when moving the device about. 3: the water hose is very short. I realise this is a necessary consequence of the decision to design the washer so all the accessories fit in and around it for carrying. But, when using the washer, I found that, because the hose was so short, I always ended up with the body of the unit sitting in a puddle of water and being splashed by spray. Which was a bit worrying, given it was plugged into the mains. So I purchased a 10 metre hose to use instead, which allows me to leave the body of the washer at a suitably safe distance, so I don't have to worry about it getting wet.