SFL-001 Foam Cannon Snow Foam Lance Pressure Washer Jet Wash Quick Release Adjustable Nozzle 1/4 Inch Male Fitting Foam Dispenser

i was and am still new to this snow cannon type car washing. Recently purchased my wife a new car and was curious to try it. i spent quite a lot of time researching the different cannons and attachments out there, but the prices were just too high. I have been using the 2 bucket wash method for a very long time,( one bucket to rinse the dirt off your mitt before putting it back in the soap bucket each time.) and that has treated me well. I saw this cannon early on in my research but could not get over the price difference so i like many others figured it had to be inferior and have sub par performance. At the end of the day however i just kept coming back to this cannon, mainly because i just couldn't bring myself to pay 40 or 50 dollars, and it helps that amazon has such an easy return policy. I am very glad i did, while there are no actual operational instructions, just an exploded diagram, it is easy enough, you attach the clear straw to the top, and add your soap and some warm water to the soap. my understanding is that warm water makes more soap than cooler water. i have heard different things about the amount of dilution, i bought some chemical brother honeydew soap and used about 2 to 3 tablespoons. while i did not achieve the same amount of suds as some of these pictures i did achieve very nice coating that slowly ran down the car and dripping to the ground. Its my understanding that this is the desired outcome because as it drips, it takes any surface dirt with it. I also found that to be an ample amount as i sprayed the car down several times to keep the paint well lubricated. so i didn't waste $15 dollars of car soap every time i wash a car. Then out of curiosity for the second vehicle i used roughly the same amount of maguires gold class wash that i usually use from costco at a great price. The suds i got from relatively equal amounts seemed to be equal to that of the chemical brothers. This cannon performs very well, and seems to be quality built. The soap jug is a thing sturdy plastic that seems like it would take some abuse. And the parts that should be metal are. I didn't even notice at first that the tip of the cannon was adjustable to spray foam in fan setting or in a more focused beam. This really did make washing the car a lot easier, and while since the car is new it would look great with just a simple spray off, i can quickly see that this method will prolong the great look of the black paint for quite a long time. if it helps someone the order of things i did is this. Fired up my subaru gas powered 3100 psi pressure washer with the white tip Step 1 sprayed the car down to rinse any already loose dirt off the car. Step 2 2 to 3 tablespoons of soap in the cannon filled the rest with hot water and gently shake the bottle to mix it up a little Step 3 sprayed the car down quickly covering it in a solid coat of foam Step 4 let the foam sit for about 10 mins Step 5 rinse the car off to wash away any loose dirt that my just be sitting on flat surfaces Step 6 spray the car down with foam again Step 7 Hand wash the car with the 2 bucket method, which is one pail of plain water to rinse out your wash mitt of any dirt everytime before dipping back into the soapy water bucket. Step 8 rinse the car down and dry This is what seems to work for me and i am very happy with the results

It would be best for me to review this attachment for its practical use in cleaning the exterior of houses. One reviewer mentioned this in the body of his review which caught my attention and so i bought the Dusichin attachment and put it to use immediately since i use pressure washers on the job. First of all this is a product for the home owner. The foamer works well when your get the nozzle adjusted into a thin spray and have the enough soap in concetration otherwise it shoots out a good spray and still gets soap on the object you direct it at. Secondly, you can use this attachment to wash your house. Simply open the nozzle up as wide as it can go and you get a great stream of water or solution. I have a BE 2700psi pw at home and i got a 24 foot stream. Your stream may vary. Most importantly is that since you connect on the high pressure side of the pw you can add bleach and soap to the bottle and the solution will be siphoned out easily so you can wash house siding or whatever at a distance or turn the nozzle down and restrict the flow and you can use it as a fan spray close up. You can easily remove the attachment and connect a pw tip on your gun and rinse. Remember bleach must be rinsed of of glass windows before it dries or has set on them too long because it can etch a glass window. Otherwise, bleach is great to use together with soap on a house. Wear old clothes when you bleach. Another good point about the Dusichin Wash attachment is that a two liter soda bottle fits it and some other larger plastic bottles may also. The siphon tube is too short to reach the bottom of a 2 liter bottle ect so you can use a thin drinking straw to insert in the end of the tube and extend the length. I am combining in for from other reviews to share it in this review. Before you use this Dusichin Sprayer which comes with two extra black orings for the inlet pressure side, ( unscrew the inlet pressure side male coupling that clicks into your gun and inspect the washer to make sure it is seated well and then screw the inlet pressure side back in and make sure you get it tight but not super tight.) Your siphon bottle is mounted next to it and it will swing back and forth as you work and loosen the connection on that male coupling that inserts into your gun if it is not tight. One last suggestion from another wise shopper is to take a small nail or punch and gently remove the pin that holds the black plastic nozzle onto the front end. You are doing this because you want to tighten up the nozzle adjustment so you can set the nozzle stream where you want it and keep it from moving as you work due to vibration. Believe me this next part works! Once the plastic cover comes off inspect the the black plastic piece and make sure you know how to slide it back in at the same place. Use a black marker to mark the brass fitting inside. There is a flat place on the brass fitting in back of the nozzle adjustment that you can clean off and using about a turn and a half of electritians tape will tighten up the black plastic cover when you fit it back on and stabilize the nozzle in whatever place that you turn it. Too much electritians tape and the black nozzle will not fit back on.Replace the metal pin after you get the taping where you need it and replace the plastic nozzle. For the small amount you pay for this gadget these tweeking ideas work so this sprayer will work every time correctly without bugging you. Happy Cleaning.

I researched 'foam cannons' and 'foam lances' for hours before making my decision. I accept that I waste an inordinate amount of time in front of the computer fretting over even small purchases, so if I'm not happy with something I generally speak up. My journey to locate the most cost-effective device took me to well-trafficked auto detailing forums, YouTube video reviews and finally online store product reviews. With only ~40 reviews, having no real brand name, and coming in far less-expensive than the competition, I was not sure this was going to be a success. What I received was a comparable performer for about 1/3 the cost of the name-brand devices. Initial thoughts: I ordered this product with three other items, including a gallon of car wash soap, and everything arrived on time and satisfactorily packaged via Amazon Prime. This device came in a small, white cardboard box about the size of a shoe. The contents were simple but complete. The valve part of the device feels nice and weighty, but not heavy. The white plastic bottle is translucent - you can see colors inside it but you cannot see through it completely - and feels sturdy like a laundry detergent bottle. The black nozzle on the end where the soap/water exits is a sturdy plastic which rotates to give you control over the shape of the spray; narrow like a jet or wide like a fan shape. Immediately I noticed that this piece didn't have enough friction to hold its position while inspecting it, let alone in use - I fixed this very easily later. The parts that should be metal for durability are metal, and the parts that should be plastic for simplicity (and weight-savings) are plastic. Modification to device: As I mentioned above, the black plastic exit nozzle which controls the spray pattern has very little friction and would change positions (rotate) in handling the device while inspecting it. No way this would serve its purpose outside attached to the end of a pressure washer wand. I laid the device on a towel and found the pin holding the nozzle in place. With a hammer and small punch (you could use a nail, small screwdriver, etc) I popped the pin out and slid the nozzle off. Taking note how it worked by installing and removing it a couple times, I found a flat spot where the nozzle interfaced with the metal body of the device - just behind the groove where the nozzle retaining pin slots in. I first wrapped that location in one layer of electrical tape to fill the void and create more friction between the metal element and the plastic nozzle. This made no difference, so I wrapped it two more times, and then the nozzle would not fit back on. Then I began removing tape ~1/4 wrap at a time and checking the fit each time until I found the intended result and reinstalled the nozzle and pin. That completed, I was ready to test it! First use: The package didn't include specific use instructions so I just went by some of the videos I watched during my research. I filled the white bottle about 1/3 with Chemical Guys CWS402 Mr. Pink Super Suds Car Wash Soap and Shampoo - 1 gal. and about 1/3 regular tap water. I installed the included clear pick-up tube on the device with the existing curve placing the pickup toward the exit of the nozzle, figuring I would be aiming the wand forward and down. I installed the bottle on the device body snug but not tight. I twisted the valve nozzle on the top fully counter-clockwise. I removed the high-pressure nozzle from the end of my wand and installed the new device with a satisfactory *snick* sound. After starting the pressure washer and letting it run for a moment, I stood back, aimed the wand and pulled the trigger. It shot out a stream of clear water. I gave it a shake and tried again. No change. I turned the top knob fully clockwise, then half-way back. Pulled the trigger again. Maybe a couple bubbles appeared on the car, but nothing obvious. I adjusted the exit nozzle to its narrowest and sprayed a fan-shape pattern of basically clear water. By about the 5th on-and-off squeeze of the wand's handle it finally happened. YES, IT ACTUALLY HAPPENED. A powerful spray of gloriously thick, wonderful bubble-gum scented satisfaction covered half the hood and windshield - and lower part of my other vehicle over 10ft away. After that it was just a matter of containing my excitement while I coated the rest of the small SUV. I believe it just needed some time to suck the soap into the valve. I was being impatient but my doubt was only momentary as once the foam party started it continued to be effective with every pull of the trigger until I was finished. The vehicle is dark blue and you could not see any paint or tire rubber through the foam. I felt it performed above my expectations. Final thoughts: I'm always extremely pleased when I put the time and effort into finding a solid product at a good price. It is in my nature to look for faults in a product and attempt to improve it, or modify it to my preference. This product performed well, cost significantly less than its competitors, allowed for some slight modification to perform to my taste, and actually helped me enjoy the chore of washing a small SUV. For the cost-equivalent of two drive-thru car washes at your local gas station, if you're in the market for a 'foam lance' or 'foam cannon', this Pressure Washer Jet Wash 1/4" Quick Release Adjustable Snow Foam Lance is a bargain and a half. Update 9/2017: I've now also successfully used the foam lance to apply vinyl siding cleaning solution to the side of my house. I spray down about an 8 foot wide section with the cleaner, then use a soft brush on an extension pole to scrub the siding and gutter. A quick change of the nozzle to the wide angle fan to rinse it down, then move over and do another 8ft section.

I am totally new to this and this is a review from a first time user. This thing rocked. I came to Amazon to read reviews on the MTM Foamer. Costco has it on sale and I thought I'd see what people thought abut it before I bought one. I saw the Dusichin as an alternative -- it cost $45 less and thought I'd give it a try. It worked great. I did some reading and mixed hot water with a few ounces of Gold soap solution. I turned the mixture nob full "-" and then came back a bit. I opened up the spray pattern to around 1/32". I hooked it to a SunJoe 3000 pressure washer. The fitting was perfect -- easy on and off. I pulled the trigger and FOAM, gobs of foam. For those who have trouble getting the right settings and mixture, try mine. I'm washing a work truck -- I take very good care of it but it's not a Ferrari and I'm not a detailer. I rinsed it down with plain water at pressure. Laid a coat of foam on it. The truck has a topper and is a full size pick up so I decided to wash the top with my mitt, first. As I did, the foam on the rest of the truck started to break down and drip off -- not streaking but dripping. Fine, I pressure rinsed the entire truck. So, at this point, only the top had seen the mitt. I could have stopped there and the truck would have been pretty clean. But, I had a bunch of soap left in the bottle. So I foamed everything but the top and washed it down with the mitt. Rinsed again and dried with microfiber towels. My uneducated opinion -- the foam took a bunch of the surface dirt off on the first go around -- without rubbing. And, what I liked most about it was that it gave me time to work the entire truck without having water dry on the surface before I got to it. My only concern: How long will it last? One thing I know about Costco is that they stand behind what they sell. I don't know what the warranty is on this thing, but in light of some of the complaints about the bottle breaking -- customer service might be my only concern. BUT, I did get an email from the seller telling me they hoped I'd be satisfied and to contact them if I'm not. So far, very good.

Item works well. Ordered our own after using a couple different options that belonged to others. They all pretty well work the same no matter if they cost $15 or $45. The size of this 1 is perfect for cars and SUV's. Have to refill for larger vehicles. That is while using good quality soap specifically for foam cannons. Size makes handling it super easy for even kids to use. Larger ones are too bulky and not as easy to use. Connection and adjustments are also very easy and simple. Pressure adjustment is really nice... Pretty confident I could use to wash travel trailer without issue. Make sure to disconnect from pressure washer after use (should always take all hoses/attachments apart anyway to prevent corrosion) and allow to dry before storing. Inexpensive and fun addition for your pressure washing experience especially if you also purchase the scented foam cannon soap.

First time I used this I was not using a high foaming car wash soap (some cheap thin stuff) so I didn't expect much. Still did a decent job. Second go round with a high foaming soap - wow it really foams up the vehicle. I was cleaning a black vehicle driven into a muddy field, splashed with muddy water that dried on so I did not expect a hands off wash. What I wanted was something to loosen dried on dirt before wiping down the paint. This does the job - based on how heavy the brass top is I can see where the bottle can be damaged - I am going to handle carefully or will replace the bottle if it breaks. I am using with a 2700 psi gas pressure washer - it has a full lance so it is a heavy hanging out on the end. I am going to change the gun assembly or setup a second gun with quick disconnects from the hose. All in all I am impressed. Been looking for a better way to wash a car - especially my Miata, this is going to be just the ticket. I like the noozle adustment range - might be handy for washing equipment at work (combines, tractors, semi's etc). So if you are on the fence about trying a foam cannon give this one a try. Having not used the more expensive models I cannot comment on the ultimate quality differences but if you want something that cover a car in foam this one works. Just be sure to use a high foam type car wash - Meguire's/Mothers Gold or Pink worked great.

After a while the foam adjustment top knob froze and would no longer allow for adjustments. The adjustment for the foam pattern with the nozzle is also difficult as the slightest twist results in a big change. Need to replace but will look elsewhere.

This is one of those tools that makes washing anything—from vehicles to siding—faster, easier, and honestly more enjoyable. For the price, it performs better than expected once you get it dialed in correctly. Real-life use experience: 1. Car washing (where it really shines) This is what it’s built for. Once you mix your soap correctly (roughly 1:4 ratio) and adjust the dial, it produces thick foam that clings to surfaces instead of running off immediately. That foam sits long enough to loosen dirt, bugs, and grime so you’re not scrubbing as hard—huge time saver. 2. Learning curve (important) The first use can be a little trial-and-error: Adjusting the foam thickness dial Setting the spray pattern (fan vs stream) Getting the soap mix right Once you figure it out, it becomes very easy to use and consistent. 3. Pressure washer compatibility It uses a standard 1/4" quick connect fitting and works with most pressure washers, but you need enough power (up to ~3000 PSI recommended) to get good foam results. Lower-powered electric washers will still work—but foam may be thinner. 4. Build quality (good for the price) Brass fittings feel solid Bottle is lightweight but holds a full 1L Adjustable nozzle works smoothly It’s not professional-grade heavy-duty, but for the price range, it holds up well. What stands out: Produces thick, clinging foam when set up correctly Fully adjustable for foam level and spray pattern Standard 1/4" quick connect fits most systems Great value compared to higher-end foam cannons Makes washing faster and more efficient A couple honest notes: Some units may need tightening out of the box (check fittings before use) Bottle isn’t very transparent—hard to see remaining soap Compatibility can vary slightly depending on your pressure washer setup Takes a couple uses to get the best foam consistency Bottom line This is a budget-friendly foam cannon that actually delivers real results. It’s not perfect out of the box, but once adjusted, it produces great foam and significantly improves the washing process. If you want a noticeable upgrade without spending a lot, this is a solid choice.

Es una boquilla espumadora genial. Funciona al 100% mire probé y me encanto y pedí 3 más para los demás equipos

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Super easy to get a lot of foam on the car. Washing is a breeze!

Funciona mucho mejor de lo que esperaba , esta geeeenial

does a foam gun make a difference? oh yeah! Makes washing your vehicles a hell of a lot of fun and really easy. This product had many good reviews and for good reason, easy to use, once you get a handle on the controls (spray pattern and suds control) it's a blast. The fist use I went through soap like crazy, worth reviewing on youtube how to use the foam control. after that it was simple, lasts the whole vehicle and cuts your wash time down drastically.