Should I buy the cheapest? Yes... but which is that?
If you spend £280 on a "pressure washer" that only lasted 40 hours (maybe a year if you do not use it much) the machine would have cost you £7 per hour. However, if
you spend around £500-£600 on a pressure washer that would give you in excess of
36,000 hours usage the 'more expensive' machine would be costing you less than 17
pence per hour..
Financially it only makes sense to buy the best quality machine that you can afford.
Do not be fooled by tricks of MAX performance from cheaper pumps, industrial
quality machines with an output of at least 120 BAR / 10 litres per minute have far
greater cleaning power than smaller domestic machines, giving better results and
shortening the time to do any task = Test results show an actual increase of 66%
performance, (comparatively x1.5 times more cleaning power).
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