Hose Watering Gun with Foam Soap Cup for Car Washing
Water the beds in the morning and foam the car in the afternoon with one hose tool. The gun switches between five spray patterns, and the clear cup mixes soap into a foam stream you can see and adjust. No bucket, no nozzle swapping.
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Water the beds in the morning and foam the car in the afternoon with one hose tool. The gun switches between five spray patterns, and the clear cup mixes soap into a foam stream you can see and adjust. No bucket, no nozzle swapping.
One tool for watering, rinsing and foam car washing, with 8 spray patterns and a built-in soap cup
- hard to switch between watering and washing
- uneven or wasteful watering
- washing car with bucket and sponge
Water the garden. Wash the car. One hose tool.
Before: nozzles swapped, buckets hauled, and soap guessed by eye. After: one gun on the hose handles a gentle garden shower and a foam car wash.
One gun, five patterns, and foam on demand
- Five patterns, one dial
Turn the rotating dial on the nozzle to Jet, Shower, Mist, Center or Flat. Use Shower across the lawn, Mist on seedlings and Center to knock dirt off the wheels. The pattern clicks into place under your thumb, so you can change it without putting the gun down.
- Soap you can see
The clear graduated cup shows the soap level at a glance. The top knob sets the mix, so the foam comes out at the strength you chose. Fill to the line, turn the knob, and foam the car from the bottom up.
- Grip that stays put
The non-slip rubber trigger grip holds its place when the hose is wet and your hands are soapy. The body is light enough to hold for a full wash without your wrist complaining.
From hose to foam in four steps
- 1Attach to the hose
Screw the quick-connect fitting onto your garden hose and turn the tap on slowly. Check for leaks at the connection before you start spraying.
- 2Set the pattern
Turn the nozzle dial to Shower for beds and lawn, or Mist for seedlings. Pick Jet only for hard dirt on the car or driveway.
- 3Mix the foam
Pour soap into the clear cup up to the line you need. Turn the top knob to set the mix, then squeeze the trigger to pull foam onto the car from the bottom up.
- 4Rinse off
Switch to Center or Flat and rinse the foam from the top down. Rinse the cup with clean water before you put the gun away.
Two pieces, everything you need to start
- Spray gun with multi-pattern nozzle×1
Quick-connect hose fitting, rubber trigger grip, Jet, Shower, Mist, Center and Flat settings
- Foam soap cup×1
Clear graduated cup with a top knob for adjusting the soap mix
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It attaches to a standard garden hose through a quick-connect fitting. If your outdoor tap has an unusual thread, you will need a separate adapter. Check the thread on your tap before you order.
The body is glossy plastic with a black rubber trigger grip and a rotating nozzle dial. It is built for weekly garden watering and driveway washes. Rinse it after each use and keep the dial clear of soil and soap to keep it turning smoothly.
Yes. The soap mixes into the water stream as you spray, and the top knob controls how rich the foam gets. Start with a small amount of soap in the cup and add more until the foam clings to the panel.
Yes, use the Mist setting for seedlings and new plantings. Shower works for beds and lawn. Keep Jet for dirt on the car, since a hard jet can flatten young plants and wash soil away from roots.
A bucket and sponge means a separate sprayer, a separate cup of soap, and a dirty bucket to empty. This gun replaces the bucket, the basic spray nozzle, and the guesswork with soap. For a driveway wash every weekend, that is one tool doing two jobs for the cost of a single nozzle.