Pressure Washer Foam Cannon with Dual Connector

A closer look

Road grit sticks to rocker panels until thick lather softens it. This short gun pairs a bottle with a dual valve body, so you can foam the quarter panels and switch to clear rinse water without unthreading the nozzle. A set of wash gloves and color spray tips complete the setup.

• Switching without uncoupling. The valve body directs water through the detergent bottle or out through the rinse port. Turning the dial swaps modes mid wash, so the gun stays in your hand while the foam sits on the paint.
• Foam thickness dial. A top regulator knob changes the mix ratio as you work. Dial it back for a thin pre soak on dusty glass, or close it down to lay thick suds over salty wheel arches.
• Short barrel control. The compact grip keeps the nozzle close to your hand instead of out on a long wand. That makes working around low fenders, tire treads, and truck tailgates far less awkward.
• Fittings on your rig. The label beside this lists the port threads and connector styles on the gun. Check the coupler on your pressure line against those notes before hooking up for the first wash.