Portable power washer

[Leaway2]

Has anyone used one of these? They appear to be about £14. Not having a hose, I wondered if if was a bike cleaning solution.

 

[eck]

I've been using something similar for a couple of years. You need to keep pumping it to keep a decent pressure, but it's nowhere near that of a "proper" pressure washer. But it is good for loosening mud, using an old paint brush, and also for rinsing after a proper bucket & sponge wash. One fill is usually enough to give your bike a decent wash.
Not having a hose either, I'd say it's a decent alternative.

 

[Leaway2]

Thanks Eck. I think I will give it a go.

 

[Mr Haematocrit]

I have just brought one of these to get the worst of the mud off my MTB before I bring it home from the trails, its pretty low pressure but good enough to get some dirt off specially when you use some detergent. I use the brush with some muc-off

http://www.bodyshop-tools-supplies.co.uk/product_view.php?id=21363&gclid=CNGhhIqyir0CFUcV7AodRjEA3w

 

[Lien Sdrawde]

B&Q are selling a little hose (not much bigger than a large hand span) with a spray gun thats entirely controllable, for about a tenner. I got one the other day, but cant find it on thier website. Its by a company called 'verve' and is 10m long max, and tubing is narrow.
One of the best bike accesories ive come across.