janz 24 FT, Aluminum Telescoping Pressure Washer Wand with 2 Pressure Washer Extension Wands,Gutter Cleaner Attachment, 7 Spray Nozzle Tips, 2 Hose Inlet Adapters, Pivoting Coupler and Support Harness

This wand did a great job of cleaning the outsides of my gutters and flashing about 20’ off the ground. Be aware that it definitely takes some strength to manipulate at that extension when blasting water. The harness is a must have. Mine broke on first use but the company was quick to send me a replacement.

I've been eying this kind of thing for a few years and the price now seems reasonable. The roof on my 2-story house overhangs a few feet making it a awkward to use ladder to clean the rain gutters. The slope isn't too bad but I will not get that close to the edge of the roof any longer when I am up on it. Just not safe. Bought this last fall and used for the first time. While there is a bit of a learning curve on handling the thing, it did a better job and was actually kind of fun! Who doesn't have fun when using a pressure washer? Main thing though was that my feet never left the ground.

Works good. I got this to clean out my gutters. Its heavier but nothing wrong with it. Everything was plug in and play. From out of the box to in my hands working took about 15 minutes. Good buy for a cheaper price

I used this to reach the upper levels of my house for a pressure washing cleaning. I have a 3200 psi @ 2.5 gpm machine. This telescoping wand worked out perfectly. Here are some things to consider: The 90 tip is impossible to hold when at length. The reason for this is physics where moment = force times lever arm. The shoulder strap is important but it is really cheaply made. I ended up using it with the attachment point centered on my chest, but with the strap supported just through one loop over my neck. This way the pole was between my legs and centered on my body. Another tip is to always adjust the pole so that the nozzle is perpendicular to the surface being washed, otherwise you will constantly be fighting the moment of force as it tends to want to twist in your hands. I am 59 and very fit and strong, but using this pole really taxed me and I would say this is a very difficult tool to use when fully extended, especially because you don't want to cause any damage. It took me a while to get a good feel for it. I just had peaks to reach and clean, along with the soffits under the gables, the rakeboard and fascia, so I did not spend a lot of time fully extended. My house came out perfect, like new. Amazing tool. BTW: I got a quote to pressure wash (soft wash) my house for nearly $1,100!! I already had the machine and this saved me a cool grand $$. Granted, it took me 20 hours to totally clean my house. A great purchase and a tool that I will probably use at least once each year for a quick clean up of the house. Easily paid for itself with my use case.

I gave this 3 stars for the fact that it DOES operate as it should, but, once you start extending the wands, it’s a monster to control, making it unusable for me. The box comes with a bunch of useful parts to allow to use the handle/wand for multiple applications. Quality build, easy to extend. Those are the pros. Here’s the cons. You get a harness/vest that allows you to attach the wand for less strain on you arms/back/neck, but I don’t think it’s a good design. It attaches on your ribcage and I couldn’t find a comfortable adjusting point. I had to keep flipping in inside out and switching from left to right to left to right, in order to give myself a break. IMO it should be more like a fishing rod harness and strap in the front cuz once you squeeze the handle, it feels like you’re fishing giant tuna. The kick back from the wand is rough, and only gets worse the further up you extend the wand. Trying to wash a 2 story house was too much for me. The force was too hard to counterbalance accurately. I couldn’t move laterally without losing control. And once it starts going, it goes. Again, I think this is a well made product and maybe a younger (I’m 50, 6’ 210lbs), more experienced washer would handle this fine, but for me, the design just didn’t work.

On your current pressure washer, if you have a wand that is permanently attached at the handle on one end, you’ll likely need to get a separate pressure washer hose like I did so you can connect this wand to your current pressure washer. The cheapest pressure washer hose I got was from a local big box hardware store for about $40.I was using a 1500 psi pressure washer and it seemed to work well enough. Using this wand at full extension definitely requires upper body strength. It’s easier if you can position the extended wand more upright and hold one hand on the trigger and the other hand as high as possible to stabilize it.Like others have said, the harness isn’t very useful. I’ve tried lowering it as much as possible and even repositioning the clamp closer to the handle and it seemed to help some. I ended up just not using it.I used the white tip to pressure wash siding on a house. It got annoying when the tip would always tilt and I’d have to reposition it. I guess that’s a function of the quick connect however.Well made and good for what it is, just be mindful that you may need additional parts to make this work with your pressure washer.